Meanwood Holy Trinity SE 286374
History Built in 1849 by W Railton. Given by two daughters of Sir John Beckett, Mary and Elizabeth Beckett, of Meanwood Park, to the memory of their deceased brother Christopher Beckett.
Bells
A peal of five bells hung for full circle ringing. It is assumed that there were three bells cast in 1849 - bells 3 and 4 of the current peal and that the smallest bell was recast to a note one semitone lower when the bells were made into five.
| Bell | Founder | Date | Cwt-Qtr-Lb | Diameter | Note |
| 1 | John Taylor of Loughborough | 1885 | 6-1-12 | 31.25" | B |
| 2 | John Taylor of Loughborough | 1885 | 8-0-14 | 34.5" | A |
| 3 | John Taylor of Loughborough | 1849 | 7-2-6 | 36.25" | G sharp |
| 4 | John Taylor of Loughborough | 1849 | 10-2-16 | 40.5" | F sharp |
| 5 | John Taylor of Loughborough | 1885 | 16-3-5 | 45.75" | E |
Inscriptions
1. J : TAYLOR AND Co FOUNDERS LOUGHBOROUGH 1885.2. J : TAYLOR AND Co FOUNDERS LOUGHBOROUGH 1885.
3. JOHN TAYLOR BELLFOUNDERS LOUGHBOROUGH : A.D. 1849.4. JOHN TAYLOR BELLFOUNDERS LOUGHBOROUGH : A.D. 1849.// [banner with inscription]
5. J : TAYLOR AND Co BELLFOUNDERS LOUGHBOROUGH 1885.Frame and Fittings
Hung in two separate frames. Bells 1 to 3 occupy a low-side wooden frame which held the three original bells and the two tenors hang in cast-iron A frames mounted on wooden beams. All the bells have wooden headstocks and ball-bearings with traditional stays and sliders.
Clock
A two-train clock by Dent of London.
Sources
ARA June 2002
R V Taylor - Leeds Churches