St Andrew's Anglican Church - Seaham, NSW, Australia
S 32° 39.920 E 151° 43.657
56H E 380688 N 6385098
Atop the Gothic-styled church, built in 1860 is a single bell in a stone block-sided, short 'spire'.
Waymark Code: WMX6KG
Location: New South Wales, Australia
Date Posted: 12/03/2017
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The brass bell could be about 16" diameter, but it is hard to 'scale it' for size, as standard bricks were not used in the building, but rather, stone blocks cemented together were used on this old church, of various sizes.
There is an angled metal rod arm coming from the bar that the bell is suspended from, that protrudes to the back. Then there is a cable from the arm, that goes down to a sheathed entry at terracotta ridge capping of the slate roof.
The Church was Dedicated in 1860 (from the church sign).
Phone (02) 4996 4135
Visited: 0700, Sunday, 31 July, 2016
Address of Tower:
47 Seaham Road
Seaham, NSW Australia
2324
Still Operational: yes
Number of bells in tower?: 1
Rate tower: 
Tours or visits allowed in tower?: No
Relevant website?: Not listed
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