Bell Tower, St Peter & St Paul, Eastham, Worcestershire, England - Bell Towers on Waymarking.com

A small isolated country church with a single farm as a neighbour. Services are held three times a month on the first, third and last Sundays.

Excerpt from the "historicengland.org.uk" website:
West tower: rebuilt in brick in 1825; two stages divided by string; chamfered plinth and corner buttresses with offsets, set diagonally at west end; lower stage has pointed west doorway; belfry stage has large, louvred lancet bell-chamber openings to all but east elevation and to which main string forms a sill string; door and bell-chamber openings all have hood moulds with returns which continue as a string to the corner buttresses.

Address of Tower: St Peter & St Paul Church Eastham, Worcestershire Still Operational: yes Number of bells in tower?: 4 Relevant website?: [Web Link] Tours or visits allowed in tower?: Unknown Rate tower: Not listed

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