Picture Gallery--a selection

	This is the tower clock mechanism in the Ringing Room. It was built in 1885 by William Potts & Sons of Leeds. The same firm repaired the clock and restored the striking and chiming gear at a cost of £15-10s-0d in October 1899.
A closer view of the clock mechanism. The clock is now wound electrically and it chimes the quarters, half hours and hours on the bells by means of automatic hammers. February 2006
	Here, Ray and Harvey are shown ringing whilst David marks the register. February 2006
Register marked, David keeps an eye on proceedings. Harvey and Dot are the ringers. February 2006
	Dot, Gerry , a visitor from Stokesley, Alwyn and Wendy are seen ringing. February 2006
Betty (left) and Jennie keep a close eye on Ray. February 2006
	A view of a deserted ringing room--all ropes are hanging up on the Spider. February 2006
A picture of the bells in the down position. The tenor (heaviest) bell is shown prominently.. February 2006
	This shows the Tenor bell being rung from inside the bell chamber. The clapper, the bellframe and the bearings are all clearly visible February 2006