Oshawa, Ontario, St. Georges Episcopal
WH-15 1924 Rob Milliken
original chimestand still here
J.W.Benson drum in place.
Ron had me play the first number of his noon concert, then disappeared until the end.
Sight reading on a unique chimestand. It was challenging and rewarding to survive.
The drum has eight tunes, but is inoperable. It is in a tight squeeze up there.
The Mears and Stainbank (Whitechapel) plaque and original chimestand. Note the 11 lower and 4 uper levers.
The 4 foot pedals were probably roped to the four lower bells, perhaps later copied in Meneely
chimestands, not the 2-5 shown here.
There is a certain extra charm about towers with graffiti.
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Ron had me play the first number of his noon concert, then disappeared until the end.
Sight reading on a unique chimestand. It was challenging and rewarding to survive.
The drum has eight tunes, but is inoperable. It is in a tight squeeze up there.
The Mears and Stainbank (Whitechapel) plaque and original chimestand. Note the 11 lower and 4 uper levers. The 4 foot pedals were probably roped to the four lower bells, perhaps later copied in Meneely chimestands, not the 2-5 shown here.