Formerly 3 bells Tenor: 2-1-8 Grid Ref. Canterbury District Frame: ?1868 Retuning: Never subsequently retuned Church destroyed in the War. 2 bells cast into a new bell for St Mary Bredin New Church Tenor on display in the Canterbury Heritage Centre

1.	THOMAS FRANCIS CH : WARDEN 1711 R : PHELPS FECIT
2.	MA  RI  A
3.	TE : DEU : LAUDAMUS 1505

INSCRIPTIONS

c.1160		Church built.
1349		The parish was united with that of St Edmund Ridingate after the Black Death.
c.1500		Present middle cast by Richard Kerner.
1505		Present tenor cast.
1552		Record of 3 bells in the tower.
1711		Present treble recast.
1868		Church entirely rebuilt and the bells were rehung in the octagonal tower.
1942	1st June	The church was gutted by bombing. The treble and two were squashed into a flat shape with only their canons projecting. The tenor was almost undamaged although quite porous in the soundbow and of poor tone.
1942	October	The church was demolished. The bells were salvaged.
1957		A new church was built on a new site on the Old Dover Road. The 2 smaller bells were recast into a new bell to hang in this tower. The old tenor was kept on display under the tower.
c.1990		The old tenor was transferred as an exhibit to the Canterbury Heritage Centre in Stour Street.

PHOTOGRAPHS

The church seen after the blitz of 1st June, 1942.
	The former tenor, now preserved at the Canterbury Heritage Centre.