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The church from the south. The relatively new clock face can be clearly seen. |
The church was, until recently, floodlit - very pretty - until the local vandals broke the lights! |
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Two internal shots of the church showing that little of the Normal origins are left, but the church is nevertheless quite an attractive one internally. |
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The 12cwt tenor. Yes the frame could do with a lick of paint! |
The 3rd & 4th in the upper frame |
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One of the slate peal boards. A local ringer was a stonemason and he made several like this for churches in the surrounding area. A new one was recently made for a peal rang in memory of Hubert Summers, a ringer at Allesley for over 75 years. |
The sound control floor - the centre
trap can opened and closed by using a rope in the ringing room. One louvre is partly open on the side of the tower without houses nearby. The last complaint we had was because we rang a peal with the sound control closed! "Leave it open", said the parishioner in a letter to the ringers! |