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Pathe synopsis: The sound of Bow bells and Big Ben was first heard here, in east London, where craftsmen retain the centuries-old skill of casting bells. They start with a mould made of London clay before...
Report from St Clement Danes church in the Strand and from the company workshop on the possible closure of the Whitechapel Bell Foundry in East London. Includes interview with William Hughes, master founder;...
They have been casting bells in the East End of London since time immemorial. The first recorded casting at the White Chapel Foundry is 1404. Laurence Spicer visited this foundry, now one of the only two...
Kerry Thomas tours Whitechapel Bell Foundry and asks Richard Brewis about making church bells, how they are made in a traditional method, the life of a bell and his favourite bells.Tuner Arthur Cuthbert...
Keith Howell presents an episode of Our Kind of Town which looks at the Whitechapel Bell Foundry. Includes an interview with company director William Hughes on the foundry, how a bell is made, how they are...
A glimpse of the future at Whitechapel Art Gallery
NfO synopsis: Large crowds at an East End Jewish wedding
Interview with junior Health Minister Gerry Malone following the announcement that 8 million pounds will be invested in the refurbishment of the Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel.
And Their Mouths Shall Shout Forth, presented by Lawrence Spicer. Visits Whitechapel Bell Foundry and hears of its history, famous bells made including the Liberty Bell, looks at bells being repaired and...
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