Welcome to the pages of the Bells at All Hallows, Kirkburton.

We've put together a few pages to tell you all about our bells and give you all the information you need if you want to visit our tower as a ringing band or learn to ring yourself.

Here at Kirkburton we have a ring of 8 bells in our tower. The bells are mounted on two levels with 6 on one level and 2 on the next level up. Our bells are hung on a metal frame.

We are currently building our pages and will introuduce a page all about the history of our bells soon in the mean time heres a bit of information on our bells:

Ring of 8, tenor 15–2–23 in F
Bells 8 (full-circle ring)
Tenor 15–2–23 (1759 lb or 798 kg) in F (706.0 Hz)
  Bell Weight Nominal Note Diameter Dated Founder  
  1 3–1–18 1411.0 F 25.00″ 1919 John Taylor & Co  
  2 3–3–25 1330.0 E 26.06″ 1919 John Taylor & Co  
  3 4–1–22 1183.0 D 28.06″ 1919 John Taylor & Co  
  4 5–1–13 1056.0 C 30.50″ 1919 John Taylor & Co  
  5 7–0–7 940.0 B♭ 33.75″ 1919 John Taylor & Co  
  6 8–0–10 886.0 A 35.50″ 1919 John Taylor & Co  
  7 10–3–3 792.0 G 38.94″ 1919 John Taylor & Co  
  8 15–2–23 706.0 F 44.25″ 1919 John Taylor & Co  

The above information has been taken from Dove's Guide and more information can be found by clicking here. 

The below video gives you a bit of a tour of our tower including our fantastic staircase. Our Tower Captain Mark gives you a bit of history in the video from the bell chamber.

 

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When do we ring?

We ring every Sunday before the service starts and we ring for 45mins.

Our regular ringing practice is on a Wednesday 7pm - 8:30pm.

What do our bells sound like?