Bells of St Mary's Cathedral

Bells of St Mary's Cathedral The St Mary's Basilica Society of Change Ringers (est. 1844) ring and maintain the bells at St Mary'

St Mary's Cathedral has a peal of 12+2 bells in the key of C # major, located in the central tower. The current peal is the third set of bells in the history of the Cathedral and was cast at Whitechapel Bell Foundry in London in 1985. The bells range in weight from 281 kg to 1741 kg (or 34 cwt). They are the heaviest peal of 12 bells hung for change ringing in Australia. The bells are rung and main

tained by the St Mary's Basilica Society of Change Ringers. Formed in 1844, this is the oldest ringing society in Australia.

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