New Peal of Bells at Phillack

Submitted by webmaster on Sat, 01/10/2022 - 00:00.

Date: 1928-12-13

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97 years 21 weeks ago

NEW PEAL OF BELLS AT PHILLACK

DEDICATED BY BISHOP TRURO.

Thanks to the generosity of Capt. Edwin Jenkins, of Netherleigh, the three largest bells in the tower of Phillack Parish Church have been re-cast, and five new bells added.

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