Did you know? : 60% of the peals rung at All Saints have been rung since 1980.
The ringing room is where the ringers stand while ringing. At All Saints, this is a gallery open to the nave, unlike many towers where the ringers are hidden high in the tower. The gallery was made in the 1860s, as part of a programme of extensive repairs and modification.
West window – The magnificant west window is the most striking feature of the room, filling one wall. It dates from 1885, and was erected in memory of Com. Elliott Mores. See the detailed pictures and description .
Nave view – The gallery provides a good view of two of the church's notable interior features: the splendid roof timbers and the chalk pillars .
Memorials – On the ringing room walls are many stone memorials, as well as five peal boards, various pictures and striking competition certificates.
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