Duncton and the Oldest Working Bell in the Country

This is the third in a series of videos on the history of Duncton, a small rural village near Petworth in West Sussex.

In today's episode I am at the Holy Trinity Church with Ruth Aitchison and John Robyns. Ruth is the Churchwarden and tells me a little about the church and one of the celebrities from the Woman Suffragettes Movement, Florence Gertrude de Fonblanque, who is at rest there.

John has agreed to show me the oldest working church bell in the country that just happens to be house in Holy Trinity Church.

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