[Bell Historians] Pre-Reformation bells of Lichfield Cathedral
Anne Willis
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Fri Apr 10 11:12:20 BST 2009
There are several examples of prominent churches and
cathedrals having two rings of four, five or six bells at
this time: Canterbury Cathedral, St Paul's Cathedral and
Shrewsbury Abbey spring to mind; St Bartholomew the Great,
Smithfield, might be a further example, as might Holy
Trinity Priory, Aldgate; so it seems easy to believe
Lichfield might be similar. But that of course is pure
speculation.
Cheers,
Richard
According to the Wiltshire 1553 survey (PRO E315/514) there were ten bells
at Salisbury cathedral.
Anne
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