[Bell Historians] Re: Crathie,

[Michael Wilby]

I understand that Sandringham has a ring of three
already.


--- Ron Johnston <R.Johnston at b...> wrote: 
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How about augmentiung them to a ring to commemorate
the queen mum? 
Pity nothing was done (or was it) to get bells at
Sandringham for the
jubilee - perhaps for the necxt royal demise?

On Wed, 12 Mar 2003 08:08:02 -0000 Mike Chester 
<mike at m...> wrote:

> > Has anyone any info on "the peal of four bells" at
Crathie Kirk
> (which 
> > is frequently used by members of the royal family?
> 
> A little,
> 
> The present church was built in 1895 to replace the
building of 1804, 
> and its foundation stone was laid in 1893 by the
Queen. In style it 
> is gothic, although it has some Norman features. The
tower houses 
> four bells gifted by Queen Victoria's daughter,
Princess Beatrice.
> 
> From the Scotland at Prayer websitre
> 
> Mike
> 
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