[Bell Historians] Old Dove search
Richard Offen
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Wed Jun 22 15:40:56 BST 2011
The 1968 edition of Dove is the first where they are shown as 'unringable".
Interestingly in the first edition, they are shown as a six.
Richard
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I am sure some on this list will have access to old editions of Dove
-pre 1971. I wonder if someone would be kind enough to look up the
entries from the first edition through to 1971 for Dullingham and
Stetchworth. Dullingham were rung until the late 1950/early 60s but
sometime between then and 1971 the tower was declared unsafe and
chiming apparatus installed. This was possibly due to the vicar at the
time not being too keen on the bells as they probably needed a bit of
work doing on them, so went for the 'tower not safe' option and a
cheap chiming fix. There are a couple of cracks on the inside stair
wall but it does not appear that there was a proper structural test of
the tower. I had hoped to look up details in the reports from that
era, but they only give a list of towers with members and nothing
more! Our reports today give so much more information than they used
to.
Pictures can be seen at
http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10150292793054257.380495.740899256
<http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10150292793054257.380495.740899256
&l=de216eef4b> &l=de216eef4b
but again I forgot to take my notebook up the tower so didn't record
which bell was which as I photographed them. Must do better next time!
TIA
SEM
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