[Bell Historians] highest ring of bells
Carl S Zimmerman
csz_stl at amM7NU4Chuk_hkzcNSqJmdXv-ayqcBXsnC9_dughxFspKUjB7G1pZUHMXriGx6cZBtlca4E4VRZJ-L0.yahoo.invalid
Wed Feb 15 04:58:57 GMT 2006
At 01:53 +0000 06/02/15, Richard Offen wrote:
>--- In bellhistorians at yahoogroups.com, "David Bryant" <davidbryant at ...>
>wrote:
>>
>> >That prompts the alternative question:
>> > What's the highest ringing room, in terms of distance above
>ground?
>> >(You can count steps or measure it.)
>>
>> Probably Liverpool.
>>
>> David
>
>Or possibly Washington Cathedral
Is Washington Cathedral the only tower where you ride _two_ lifts
(elevators) to reach the ringing room? (The first goes from the
ground level to the transept attic; the other goes up the central
tower from there past the lower belfry, which houses a splendid
53-bell Taylor carillon.)
CSZ
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