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St. Colman's Cathedral (Cobh, Ireland)
No full textSt. Colman’s Cathedral houses a traditional carillon of 49 bells
Historic Bok Sanctuary
No full textThe Bok Singing Tower at Bok Tower Gardens (formerly Mountain Lake Sanctuary) houses a traditional carillon of 60 bells. The bells were cast by John Taylor Bell Foundry (Loughborough, England, GB). The carillon, tower, and surrounding gardens were donated by Edward W. Bok (1863 – 1930), former editor of The Ladies Home Journal
Norway [General]
No full textThis file includes general or miscellaneous information about bells, carillons, or chimes located in Norway
Oslo Townhall
No full textThe Oslo Radhus houses a traditional carillon of 49 bells. The carillon was started in 1949 with 38 bells that were cast by Causard (Tellin, Belgium). One of the bells from that work remains. In 1971, the carillon was enlarged to 50 bells by the Petit and Fritsen Bell Foundry (Aarle-Rixtel, Holland, Netherlands). None of the bells from that work remain. In 1999, 47 bells were recast or replaced by the Olsen-Nauen Bell Foundry (Tonsberg, Norway)
St. Martin's Church
No full textThe Openluchtbeiaard in Sint Martinuskerk in Burcht houses a traditional carillon of 37 bells
Belgian Federal Parliament; Parliament Building (Brussels, Belgium); Paleis der Natie (Brussels, Belgium); Parlementsgebouw (Brussels, Belgium);
No full textThe Palais de la Nation houses a traditional carillon of 37 bells
Norbertine Abbey of Grimbergen
No full textSint Servaasbasiliek houses a traditional carillon of 49 bells
Mechelen, Belguim [General]
No full textThis file includes information about Mechelen (Malines), Belgium, or about bells, carillons, or chimes located in Mechelen
Our Lady Church
No full textThe O.L.V. Kerk in Nieuwpoort, Belgium houses a traditional carillon of 49 notes, using 67 bells
Sint Hermeskerk
No full textSint Hermeskerk in Ronse (Renaix), Belguim houses a traditional carillon of 49 bells