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01590 689990 01590 689990
47–48 St Thomas Street Lymington Hampshire SO41 9ND
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The former Six Bells Inn closed in 1911 and is now a shop. It was so-named from its proximity to the church and was once the haunt of bellringers. The bell tower was built in 1670, at a cost of £413 19s 4d. The first ring of bells was installed by 1684. The inn may well have been built around this time. The six bells were replaced in 1786. In 1901, two more were added to make the present peal of eight bells.
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