Canterbury Cathedral

There are 3 (formerly 4) towers with bells. Details for each can be found below:

Campanile	Central Tower	North West Tower	South West Tower

	(formerly known as the Angel Steeple, rebuilt as Bell Harry Tower)	(also known as the Arundel Tower)	(also known as the Oxford Tower or Chicheley Tower)
Demolished in 1650.	1 bell hung dead, "Bell Harry".	A clock chime of 5 bells and the bourdon bell "Great Dunstan".	A ring of 12 bells with 2 semitone bells.

1098		The first recorded bell was placed in the Campanile.
1316		3 small bells and a Chapter bell were put in the Arundel Tower. 3 bells were put in the Angel Steeple, shortly followed by 3 more smaller bells.
1343		The Campanile bells were augmented to 6.
1382		An earthquake damaged the Campanile and its bells.
1408		The Angel Steeple bells were replaced with a new heavier 5.
1430		Great Dunstan was cast and hung in the Oxford Tower. It was recast several times later in its history.
1433		The Arundel bells were transferred to the Oxford Tower. The Angel Steeple bells were transferred to the Arundel Tower.
1499		5 bells and le Mariebelle were cast for the Oxford Tower by John Bayle.
1541		The Campanile bells were forfeited to the Crown.
c.1625		The Oxford bells were augmented to 6.
1635		The Arundel bells were augmented to 6.
c.1650		The Campanile was demolished.
1706		The Arundel spire was removed.
1726		The 6 Arundel bells were removed. The 6 Oxford bells were sold to St Peter's, Sandwich. A new ring of 8 was cast for the Oxford Tower by Samuel Knight.
1802		The Oxford bells were augmented to 10.
1832		The Arundel Tower was rebuilt to look match the Oxford Tower.
1923		The Oxford bells were augmented to 12.
1981		5 of the Oxford bells were transferred to the Arundel Tower together with Great Dunstan to form the clock chime. The remainder were scrapped and a new ring of 12 bells plus 2 semitones was placed in the Oxford Tower.