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Merton College, Oxford, Oxfordshire
Place Oxford
Merton College
Shown in County Lists as Oxford, Merton Coll
Grid reference SP516060
Postcode OX1 4JD
Latitude & longitude 51.75102, -1.25278Locate using Google Map or OS Map or OpenStreetMap
Satnav lat & long A suggested satnav destination for this tower is at 51.75135, -1.25199
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Lieutenancy area Oxfordshire
Country England
Ownership Private Ownership
Listed grade I by Historic England
Rings 8 (full circle ring), tenor 25-1-10 in E♭See below
Frames 1See below
URL http://oxfordsociety.org.uk/
Affiliation Oxford Society
Dove tower ID 16203
Ring of 8, tenor 25-1-10 in E♭
Bells 8 (full circle ring)Edit details
Tenor 25-1-10 (2838 lb or 1287 kg) in E♭ (608.5 Hz)
Additional information Rung from open galleries around the walls; the oldest complete ring of eight by one founder
Overhauled 1982 by Whites of Appleton
Tuned 1982
Peals View 32 peals in the Felstead Database
Bell Weight Nominal Note Diameter Dated Founder Canons Turning
1 6-0-20 1218.5 E♭ 30.25" 1680 Christopher Hodson Y 4
2 6-3-4 1145.0 D 31.25" 1680 Christopher Hodson Y 4
3 7-3-22 1023.0 C 34.00" 1680 Christopher Hodson Y 4
4 9-1-8 909.5 B♭ 36.75" 1680 Christopher Hodson Y 4
5 11-1-2 811.0 A♭ 39.50" 1680 Christopher Hodson Y 4
6 14-3-16 762.5 G 43.50" 1680 Christopher Hodson Y 4
7 18-3-27 679.5 F 48.00" 1680 Christopher Hodson Y 4
8 25-1-10 608.5 E♭ 52.50" 1680 Christopher Hodson Y 4
Source: M Williams(Sharpe, Oxon); A Bull(CJP); S Bond; M Chester
Contributed by: Michael Williams
Details of frame
Frame Bells Year Material Maker Truss Layout
1 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 1880 Oak Whites of Appleton 8.
Contributed by: John Baldwin
Last updated: 08/01/2021
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Last updated: 30/03/2012
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