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Overton, Hampshire, The Campanile
PlaceOverton
The Campanile
Shown in county lists as Overton, The Campanile
Lieutenancy areaHampshire
CountryEngland
Historic countyHampshire
Dove tower ID25237
Rings6 (lightweight ring), tenor 6 lb in FSee below
OwnershipPrivate ownership
PerformancesSearch for performances on BellBoardCustomise
As of last night, BellBoard listed 13 performances here, of which none were peals and 1 was 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.
Lightweight ring of 6, tenor 6 lb in F
Bells6 (lightweight ring)Edit details
Tenor6 lb (3 kg) in F (348.5 Hz)
Projects & overhauls
1991 by A Harris & Sons (ring created)
Ring installed
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PealsNo peals listed in the Felstead Database
Additional informationCeramic bells
Key pitched by hum rather than nominal
BellWeightFrequencyNoteDiameterDatedFounderCanonsTurningHanging
12½ lb566.5D7.75″(1991)A Harris & SonsFC
22½ lb509.0C7.75″(1991)A Harris & SonsFC
32¾ lb462.5B♭8.00″(1991)A Harris & SonsFC
43 lb426.5A8.00″(1991)A Harris & SonsFC
55¾ lb390.5G10.75″(1991)A Harris & SonsFC
66 lb348.5F11.00″(1991)A Harris & SonsFC
Update log
23/07/20251-6: diameter, founder, date added [The Owner via REMRKS544]
14/07/20251-5: nominal added; 6: nominal amended [Bill Hibbert, From recordings provided by The Owner 06/07/2025. In accordance with the investigation at https://www.hibberts.co.uk/ceramic-bells/, the frequency submitted as the nominal is actually the lowest frequency in the sound. via #008864]
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