[Bell Historians] Re: Hampstead (St Stephen)

[David Cawley]

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The late W. A. Hughes always wrote of them as Pidgeons ! D =
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Subject: Re: [Bell Historians] Re: Hampstead (St Stephen)


David Cawley wrote:

> Immediately above, the bell chamber was open to the slated pyramid spir=
e;
the pigeons were not then in residence and the
> floor still intact. The frame was massive; I understand it is still
there. When the bells were removed by Taylor's, certain
> framesides and associated heads were cut away. All the bells hung on o=
ne
level with traditional Taylor fittings of 1872
> excepting that the gudgeons and bearings had been replaced by G&J.

Did they have canons?

David


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