[Bell Historians] One churchyard Two towers

[Chris Pickford]

Sorry, Dickon - I AM doing real work today! So no list, though I'm not sure
I could produce one anyway. Bury St.Edmunds is okay, as both were parish
churches for a lot of the time. Also Alcingham and North Cockerington in
Lincolnshire where two parish churches share one churchyard.

C

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From: "LOVE, Dickon" <DrLove at s...>
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Sent: Monday, March 11, 2002 5:17 PM
Subject: [Bell Historians] One churchyard Two towers


> I know of Reepham, Norfolk, but doubt that there were two rings of bells.
>
> Also Swaffham Prior, Cambs, but again, probably only one ring.
>
> Bury St Edmunds springs to mind too, but not sure whether you could count
> the Cathedral and Church as sharing a church yard?
>
> Then there are churches with two towers (like Rugby) - certainly Lincoln
> Cathedral had 2 rings, as did Canterbury Cathedral. I vaguely remember
that
> Wymondham might have too.
>
> Come on CJP - issue the list! (I expect you won't wait until Friday
> afternoon!)
>
> DrL
>
>
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