Woodhouse St Mark SE 295351
History
Built by architects Atkinson and Sharp in 1823-26 with large west tower.
Bells
Two bells - one hung for swinging and the other hung stationary from a girder - both are used by the clock.
| Bell | Founder | Date | Cwt-Qtr-Lb | Diameter | Note |
| 1 | Thomas Mears | 1826 | 3cwt | 25.75" | Ab |
| 2 | Unknown | 1900? | 10cwt | 38.375" | sharp of G |
Inscriptions
1: T. Mears of London Fecit 1826
2: blank
Frame and Fittings
The small bell hangs in a wooden frame from a wooden headstock with iron chiming lever. There are two clock hammers - one from a previous clock and the other associated with the present clock.
The large bell hangs from a girder across the north east corner of the tower and has two clock hammers - one for the quarters and one for the hour.
Clock
A three train clock by Potts of Leeds 1900. The quarter chiming train has been dismantled but formerly sounded ting-tang quarters on the two bells. This may have been a most unpleasant sound as the bells are nearly a semitone more than an octave apart!!!
Sources
ARA 2004