ringing rooms of the mid-18th century?
jimhedgcock
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Fri May 30 15:30:34 BST 2008
--- In bellhistorians at yahoogroups.com, Laura Dickerson <lauradi at ...>
wrote:
>
> The
> whole church is a regular stop for visitors interested in events in
the
> history of our revolution, but additionally, Paul Revere was one of
the
> ringers when he was a teenager, so there are special tours that come
up
> to the ringing room.
A few years ago my wife and I joined one of these tours. The elderly
male guide, a ringer, informed us all that the bells were very special
and had been made in, and had come all the way from Whitechapel in
England. I didn't have the heart to correct him.
We didn't contact the Boston ringers because we were on a bus tour that
was in Boston at non ringing times. But Laura, thanks again for the
hospitality in your home in 1986
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