At North Marston, we have Six Bells with a Tenor weight of 13-2-27 tuned to the key of F.
|
Bell Name |
Bell No. |
Weight |
Note |
Diameter |
Cast |
Founder |
|
Treble |
1 |
6-0-2 |
D |
30.75" |
1925 |
Mears & Stainbank |
|
|
2 |
6-2-17 |
C |
30.75" |
1925 |
Mears & Stainbank |
|
|
3 |
7-2-6 |
Bb |
35.00" |
1925 |
Mears & Stainbank |
|
|
4 |
7-3-15 |
A |
36.38" |
1925 |
Mears & Stainbank |
|
|
5 |
10-1-0 |
G |
40.13" |
1925 |
Mears & Stainbank |
|
Tenor |
6 |
13-2-27 |
F |
44.00" |
1925 |
Mears & Stainbank |
|
Sanctus |
S |
? |
? |
? |
? |
? |
The Bells and Tower is Affiliated to The Oxford Diocesan Guild of Church Bell Ringers - Central Bucks Branch
The Ropes
The Bell Ropes at North Marston are very different to ones at other towers,
we have ropes with a Purple/ Wine/ Gold Sally which is different to other ropes round the area which have Red/ White/ Blue or Green/ Red/ Gold
The Ropes after some visitors came
Up the Tower

This door is locked... but we have the keys. This is so people don't get up the tower to get to the Bells, especially when they are "rung-up" and for various other safety reasons and people should only go up with experienced ringers and NEVER alone.
Pictures of The Bells
1 "Treble"
2
3
4 - The 4th is at the back of the picture, the part of bell you can see at the front is the 5th
5 - The Fifth is the Second one in at the front is the Tenor
6 "Tenor"
S "Sanctus" or "Service Bell"
Panoramic view off the top of the Tower Roof: (Sorry its split)
You can read about the History of our bells here