[Bell Historians] Ringing chamber floor size.

[Bryan McCahey]

St. Ann's Rainhill (6, 1-3-16) must be a contender for smallest ringing chamber. It it was't for the three window alcoves, there's be no room for the ringers. (Do we need a ruling about whether window alcoves count in defining the ringing chamber area???!)

Bryan McCahey




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By far the smallest is Grace Dieu, Leics, Manor House School Chapel, 6, 1-2-22 in A
 
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chamber floor size.


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This may not necessarily be for the Historians List 
but can anyone help? I am formulating ideas for a QP mini/mobile report in the 
RW. There is no firm definition for these rings. Is it weight driven, but 
what weight? How about size? Floor space? Does anyone know what the 
smallest ringing chamber is in square footage?  It does not have 
to be a mini-ring. Answers (if any) off line should you wish. Any help much 
appreciated.
 
Alan Buswell.
SELEX Galileo Ltd
Registered Office: Sigma House, Christopher Martin Road, Basildon, Essex SS14 3EL
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