Bell Tower, St Mary de Wyche, Wychbold, Worcestershire, England - Bell Towers on Waymarking.com

From the parish survey cited website below :-

"The parish of Wychbold was carved out of the large parish of Dodderhill in the 19th century, as salt works and housing developed around Stoke. John Corbett gave land for the church and vicarage and contributed largely to the cost of the building. The church was opened in 1888, with sandstone exterior and brick interior. The tower is large and placed unusually at the southeast: it contains six bells. In the church are fittings made by the Bromsgrove Guild."

From the bellringing website at (visit link) :-

"The Church is a little way from the main village. There is space for a few cars outside the church. The access to the first floor ringing room is via a door on the South side of the tower. The tower leans to one side and the floor is noticeably lower by the back bells."

Address of Tower: St Mary de Wyche Church Lane Wychbold, Worcestershire England Number of bells in tower?: 6 Relevant website?: [Web Link] Rate tower: Still Operational: Not Listed Tours or visits allowed in tower?: Not listed

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