Towers and Bells

Interactive map

Initially, all ringable towers are shown on the map, including those with and without regular ringing. Map controls are available to include unringable towers, or to exclude towers with no regular ringing. A short description of each tower is provided, with a link to the tower page on the relevant district website. There is a key to the symbols used.

Alphabetic lists of bell towers in the Diocese of Ely

District lists

Each district of the Ely DA has a map and list of its own towers with their practice nights:

Lists of bell towers for each number of bells

Lists of bell towers sorted by the number of bells are on four pages:

• ringable 3, 4 and 5 bell towers

• ringable 6 bell towers

• ringable 8, 10 and 12 bell towers

• unringable bell towers (includes towers with bells hung for chiming only, tower unsafe etc.)

Churches maintained, listed or owned by other societies

The majority of the churches within the geographic area of the Diocese of Ely are owned and maintained by the Diocese itself. Some churches are owned, maintained or listed by another society: 

• The Churches Conservation Trust

• The Round Tower Churches Society 

• The Friends of Friendless Churches

More details of these societies, and lists of the relevant churches, are here.