[Bell Historians] Re: Stonetcroft St Paul

[macstyle2004]

Here is more info from the vicar of Stoneycroft:
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Dear Matthew

I can confirm that they are no longer at St Paul's, though I do remember
them being stored on the floor of the church for some years - they never
made it as far as the tower itself. I am a member of Liverpool DAC, so I
know John Wilton who is our bells advisor in the diocese. I remember him
saying that the plan is now for them to go into the tower of St Luke's
Church in the city centre. The church itself was bombed in the war and
stands as a memorial but the tower is apparently sound. What I do not know
is where the bells are in storage, but John Wilton would almost certainly
know the answer to that question. I'm afraid I don't have his e mail
contact, but perhaps you know him and could be in touch.

Let me know if I can be of further help on this.

Myles.

--- In bellhistorians at yahoogroups.com, boyracer76 at ... wrote:
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> Aye Sam, As far as I'm aware though, they're still in 'situ' up the tower
> at St Paul's in a corner of the massive tower!
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> > Liverpool. That is the correct name. The church couldn't afford to
> > hang the bells so they sold them (back?) to the MBRG for #2000, in
> > whose possession they remain. Hopefully they'll be put into the
> > bombed out church of St Luke's Bold Street, Liverpool.
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> > Aye
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> > Sam
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> > George Dawson <george at ...> wrote:
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> > The 1994 Dove reported the transfer of Widnes St Paul to Stoneycroft
> > St
> > Paul. Where is this, does it have another name?
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> > --- In bellhistorians at yahoogroups.com, "George Dawson" <george@>
> > wrote:
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> >> The 1994 Dove reported the transfer of Widnes St Paul to
> > Stoneycroft St
> >> Paul. Where is this, does it have another name?
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