St. Peter's Church
DUNSTON
LINCOLNSHIRE
5 BELLS, Tenor: 8 cwt - 0 qrs - 8 lbs (in G)
Bell Details
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Bell. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. |
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Weight. 3 cwt. 3 qrs. 24 lbs. 4 cwt. 3 qrs. 16 lbs. 6 cwt. 0 qrs. 9 lbs. 5 cwt. 3 qrs. 3 lbs. 8 cwt. 0 qrs. 8 lbs. |
Ringing Times
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Practice Night: Sunday Service: |
4th MONDAY of each month, 7.30 - 9.00pm, (in rotation with: 1st Timberland; 2nd Tattershall; 3rd Martin) 1st SUNDAY of alternate months, 9.50 - 10.30am, (alternates with Metheringham) 3rd SUNDAY of each month, 8.30 - 8.55am, To Ringing Times page. |
Tower Officers / Contacts
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Tower Captain: Ringing Master: |
Mrs Yvonne Woodcock Mr Christopher Woodcock |
Tel No. 01522 790942 Tel No. 01522 790942 |
Other Details
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Ringing Chamber: Toilet: Church Postcode: Church Grid Reference: Church Address: Google Map: OS Map: Location: Parking: Tower Entrance: Pubs etc: |
Ground Floor No LN4 2HJ TF 062 629 Vicarage Lane Dunston Church Dunston Church St. Peter's Church is located in the center of the Village next to the main road (Lincoln Road) and is easy to find even though it has a small low tower. Parking is slightly tricky but you can park on the roads around the Church - Vicarage Lane & Middle Street. We use the main Church door. The Red Lion (Middle Street, Dunston, LN4 2EW) Approx a 5 minute walk from the Church. Websites: The Red Lion The Butcher & Beast (High Street, Heighington, LN4 1JS) Approx 6.5 miles from Dunston Church. Website: The Butcher & Beast This Batemans Pub is where the ringers go to. It does good food & beer and is recommended by the ringers. |
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Doves Guide Details: Dunston Bells
Felstead Peals Database: Peals at Dunston
Bell / Ringing Info
Handling:. The bells handle quite well but could do with a rope guide 2 foot below the ringing chamber ceiling. Apart from this they handle ok.
Go of Bells: The bells go very well being hung on ball bearings. (They were augmented and rehung in 1938).
Striking:. The bells are evenly struck with no odd-struckness.
Sound:.. They are a very nice sounding peal of bells and very rewarding. They are one of the best sounding fives in Lincolnshire.
Fittings etc: The bells are hung in a low sided cast iron frame from metal headstocks and ball bearings - John Taylor & Co 1938.
History of the Bells: There were originally three bells at this Church. In 1938 John Taylor & Co of Loughborough recast the original 1819 James
Harrison II treble (the present 3rd) and hung the bells in a new low sided cast iron frame. They also augmented the bells to
five by casting two new trebles to form the present peal of five bells.
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