[Bell Historians] Southwark

[David Cawley]

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Not sure whether in fact Pier Head towers was gutted through or not.

St Andrew, Plymouth, I believe, remained in the undamaged tower - the churc=
h being gutted.

Undershaft were effectively a war 'victim' , being removed for safety and r=
ehung 'dead' after - though the church was only superficially damaged.

DLC
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> Is there any case where a ring of bells were actually saved from destru=
ction due to the fact that they were removed from the=20
> tower during WWII "just in case"?

Pier head is the only one I can think of, but in this case the bells were=
recast after the war anyway! Rather ironically, some important rings which=
had been left in situ were destroyed (Most notably, Bow).

David


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