[Bell Historians] Darlington station bell

Ian Johnson ian at M5HdkMGzzjzz_fcX_TPk4q_ClImY811RJRa8uk6d7RL0d7aJkn0lYhdg0mTxMC_-GJw9Y2nEyJovh9ZOsLTWD_md4pU6.yahoo.invalid
Thu Oct 1 09:06:04 BST 2009


Somewhere i have a newspaper cutting about this bell from the D & S times I have a feeling i sent it up some years ago in a similar discussion.
Yours Ian




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Message Received: Sep 30 2009, 11:46 PM
From: "David Bryant" 
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Subject: [Bell Historians] Darlington station bell

  While waiting for a train this evening I noted details of the large bell on display on platform 4 at Darlington station:
Inscription band: Cast by John Warner and Sons London 1886.
Didn't have a tape measure so couldn't get its diameter, but I'd guess it's about a ton. Typical Warner profile of the date - short waisted, square shoulders and Doncaster head. It formerly hung in the station's clock tower (which still exists, with working clocks), but the bell had become disused and was removed in 1983. It bears the mark of an external clock hammer.
David
           
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