Downstairs, John Warner and Sons provided Ellcombe chiming apparatus for 8 bells. The three ropes are drawn through this frame (albeit back to front). Photo: Dickon Love, 14th Aug, 2004 |
The tenor in the foreground. In the background the large area of tower plan can be seen. In the middle is the trap door above a curved vault that leads directly into the church. In the distance, the thick walls stop abruptly indicating where work on the t Photo: Dickon Love, 14th Aug, 2004 |
The treble (right) and tenor (left) hung dead side by side. Photo: Dickon Love, 14th Aug, 2004 |
The middle bell with its ringing fittings can be seen in the background. The tenor is in the foreground. Photo: Dickon Love, 14th Aug, 2004 |
The middle bell, which is hung for ringing. Photo: Dickon Love, 14th Aug, 2004 |
The treble and tenor viewed from above (tenor below). Photo: Dickon Love, 14th Aug, 2004 |
The middle bell, which is hung for ringing. Photo: Dickon Love, 14th Aug, 2004 |
How the church might have looked were the original design realised. The ringing room would have been where the bells are now, just above the stone vaulted central crossing. Photo: |