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Barnoldswick, Lancashire, S Mary le Ghyll
PlaceBarnoldswick
S Mary le Ghyll
Lieutenancy areaLancashire
CountryEngland
Historic subdivisionWest Riding
Historic countyYorkshire
Dove tower ID12339
Rings8 (full-circle ring), tenor 12–1–17 in A♭See below
Frames1See below
Grid referenceSD892480
Latitude & longitude53.92817, -2.16447View on map, or get directions from Google MapsList nearest towers
Satnav lat & longNo optimised destination for satellite navigation has been submittedAdd details
PostcodeBB18 6JG
DioceseLeeds
Church groupChurch of England
Listed gradeI by Historic England
Church heritage record1274
AlsoToilet
AffiliationsLancashire Association
Yorkshire Association
PerformancesSearch for performances on BellBoardCustomise
As of last night, BellBoard listed 90 performances here, of which 44 were peals and 12 were in the last two years
Peal boardsNo peal boards have been uploaded to BellBoard yet
The Central Council is collecting photographs of all peal boards, and curating and uploading them to BellBoard. This includes material from earlier systems found here.
Biographies
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Ring of 8, tenor 12–1–17 in A♭
Bells8 (full-circle ring)Edit details
Tenor12–1–17 (1389 lb or 630 kg) in A♭ (832.0 Hz)
PracticesTue
Projects & overhauls
2024 by John Taylor & Co
Augmented from 6 bells
Two treble bells cast and fittings manufactured to complete the octave. Hung in the vacant pits of the 8 bell frame.
2009 by John Taylor & Co (major overhaul)
Augmented from 3 bells
1723 by Abraham II Rudhall (ring created)
Ring of 3 created.
List all
Tuned2009
PealsView 44 peals in the Felstead Database
BellWeightFrequencyNoteDiameterDatedFounderCanonsTurningHanging
13–3–21665.5A♭24.40″2023John Taylor & CoFNFC
23–2–271571.0G25.00″2021John Taylor & CoFNFC
3 [1]3–2–241399.0F26.25″1870John Taylor & CoRYFC
44–0–161246.0E♭27.75″1723Abraham II RudhallRYFC
54–3–01111.5D♭29.75″1723Abraham II RudhallRYFC
65–1–61046.0C31.00″1723Abraham II RudhallRYFC
78–1–4932.0B♭34.75″2007Taylors, Eayre & SmithFNFC
812–1–17832.0A♭39.50″2009Taylors, Eayre & SmithFNFC
Details of frame
FrameBellsYearMaterialMakerTrussLayout
1 [2] [3]1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 82009Cast ironJohn Taylor & Co8.3.C.e8.X
Notes

[1]Bell 3/8 history

Bell 3/8 was formerly at Kendal, S George.

Published: 14/03/2024; updated: 05/02/2025

[2]Frame Fr1 layout

Frame Fr1 is laid out on a 10-bell grillage with Layout 10.X7 but with the frame sides for bells 3 to 10 only.

Published: 25/07/2024; updated: 05/02/2025

[3]Frame Fr1 history

Frame Fr1 was constructed by Taylors in 2009 using second-hand frame sides (dated 1926 by Gillett & Johnston) from Bridgerule, Devon.

Published: 19/04/2014; updated: 09/02/2025

Update log
23/01/2026Postcode amended [Quarterly postcode check using ONS data sourced via Doogal website]
09/02/2025Frame Fr1: maker corrected (made by John Taylor using Gillett framesides)
25/07/2024Frame Fr1: date amended and layout described [Andrew Ogden, Taylors]
14/03/20243: note on bell history added [Alan Birney]
01/03/2024Project completed [David Potter #006564]
23/02/2024Details of the new trebles to complete the ring of 8 added; project description amended [Andrew Ogden #006533]
10/07/2023Project under way [David Potter]
24/03/2023New project added (two treble bells to be cast and fittings manufactured to complete the octave) [David Potter]
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