GF – Ground Floor, S – Staircase, L – Ladder, T – Toilet
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| Bell | Weight | Note | Diameter | Date | Founder | Inscription |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Treble | 4-0-10 | F# | 26.00" | 1954 | John Taylor & Co | |
| 2 | 43865 | E# | 27.00" | 1954 | John Taylor & Co | |
| 3 | 39482 | D# | 28.63" | 1676 | John Darbie | JOHN DARBIE MADE ME 1676 |
| 4 | 46058 | C# | 30.43" | 1954 | John Taylor & Co | |
| 5 | 39484 | B | 32.50" | 1954 | John Taylor & Co | |
| 6 | 44933 | A# | 34.00" | 1954 | John Taylor & Co | |
| 7 | 46031 | G# | 37.50" | 1954 | John Taylor & Co | |
| Tenor | 37269 | F# | 42.50" | c1410 | Robert Burford | SUM ROSA PULSATA MUNDI MARIA VOCATA (in Old English script) |
There were certainly two, probably three bells in the tower at the Reformation, 1553. In 1675 they were augmented to six, and in 1892 two additional trebles were added, making a ring of eight, and also a new wooden frame installed by Bowell. In 1955 the peal was restored by John Taylor & Co of Loughborough, who recast all but the third and the tenor. When the bells were away at the foundry, the frame was treated with two coats of preservative. There is also a set of eight musical handbells which have been here for at least 60 years.
