[Bell Historians] WW1 memorial bells.

[John Arthur john.eborbells@gmail.com [bellhistorians]]

I have sent David my list of War Memorial items relating to York Diocese
directly and like some agree that this is possibly too late to do much
about. It is also interesting the views taken as to what is a memorial and
when it was installed. Perhaps the best guidance is the War Memorials
website which (should) have a searchable record of War Memorials. If a
memorial is not on there perhaps it should be. If it is listed then when
restoration is considered one might consider an application to the War
Memorial Trust. (In this Diocese they were extremely generous towards
restoring the chime at Hornsea the other year.)

John

On Mon, Oct 15, 2018 at 8:30 AM 'AMH' hodgeam at btinternet.com
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> Yes, Chris – but no one did suggest it earlier and anyone could have done
> so! We can’t reverse time to start again, so let’s make the best of what we
> can now. As has been said, we can consider marking these bells on the
> anniversary of their casting, installation or whatever as the dates arrive.
> Helps to keep the issues alive.
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> Alison
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> *[Attachment(s) <#m_5470927886094715559_TopText> from Chris Pickford
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> I feel it has to be said that this whole issue – interesting and valuable
> in principle – should have been raised much earlier, and done
> systematically with agreed definitions and parameters in mind.
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> While some good examples have been mentioned it's clear that some that are
> not really (First) War memorials have also been listed.
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> Too little, too late and being done without proper thought. Two cheers for
> the so-called reformed Central Council.
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> It's hard to see what use can be made of the information at this very late
> stage. There could have been had the question been raised much earlier
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