Illustrated Dictionary of British Churches - Board Bell Turret Definition

History and Architecture

Board Bell Turret

A bell turret clad in wooden boards rather than stone. Boarded turrets are common in several parts of the country, notably the South East and Herefordshire.




English Heritage

English Heritage membership

English Heritage membership

Free entry to English Heritage properties throughout England, plus discounted admission to Historic Scotland and Cadw properties in Scotland and Wales.

Membership details

About English Heritage


HISTORY CORNER
Name the mystery historic attraction
See larger image



This king of Wessex followed his father, Alfred the Great, to the throne



13 June, 1842

Queen Victoria's first train journey

The 'Great Age of Steam' was well and truly underway - and it transformed Britain

Simon de Montfort forced this king to sign the Provisions of Oxford



Passionate about British Heritage!