Axmouth Devon
The late 15c tower rises to about 56 feet (17 metres) and is surmounted by a small turret on its north side.  Access is gained by an interior stone stairway, but as this is considered dangerous, it is not open to the general public.  The clock installed to mark the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria in 1897, is by Gillett &amp; Johnson of Croydon.   There are 3 bells, dated 1612, 1661, and 1755.  To reduce stress on the tower structure, they are nowadays chimed, not rung, and an apparatus for this purpose was given in 1953.

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axmouth church devon