Bells Ring of 9 bells for Reading Town Hall, Berkshire, 1879–1881. Supplied by Gillett, Bland and Co. Chime of 8 bells for St Bartholomew's Church, Dublin, 1881. Supplied by Gillett, Bland and Co. Ring of 3 bells for Old City Hall, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 1900. By Gillett and Johnston Ring of 10 bells for Wimborne Minster, Dorset, 1911. The original brief was for the restoration of the historic ring of 8 bells, but Cyril Johnston persuaded the incumbent that the ring needed to be entirely recast. Carillon for Gillett & Johnston's own clocktower, Union Road, Croydon, 1920. Carillon of 23 bells for the Metropolitan United Church, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 1921. The carillon has since been enlarged by two other foundries in 1960 and 1971, and now numbers 54 bells. The John Wanamaker Memorial Founder's Bell, a 16-ton tuned bell originally in the Wanamaker Building and now in the Lincoln-Liberty Building, Philadelphia, commissioned by Rodman Wanamaker in 1925 as a memorial to his father, John. At the time of its casting in 1926 it was the world's largest tuned bell. Originally it could be swung on special occasions; today a large hammer is used to strike the hours. Leopold Stokowski was one of the many admirers of its tone. Carillon of 53 bells for the Peace Tower, Parliament Hill, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, 1926. Carillon of 23 bells for 24 Old Bond Street, London, UK, 1927 Ring of bells for Coventry Cathedral, 1927. The bells survived the bombing of the cathedral in 1940. The Laura Spelman Rockefeller memorial carillon of 74 bells at the Riverside Church, New York City, 1928. The carillon contains the largest tuned bell in the world. The Low C "bourdon" of the carillon weighs 20 tons. Carillon for Louvain University Library, 1928. Carillon of 49 bells for the National War Memorial, Wellington, New Zealand, 1929. The Laura Spelman Rockefeller memorial carillon of 72 bells for Rockefeller Chapel, University of Chicago, 1930. Recasting of "Bow Bells" (church of St Mary-le-Bow), London, 1933. These bells were destroyed by enemy action in 1941. Carillon for Bournville, Birmingham, 1934. Ring of 12 bells for Croydon Parish Church (now Croydon Minster), 1936. Recasting of 10 bells for St Philip's Cathedral, Birmingham, 1937. A further two treble bells were cast in 1949. The Freedom Bell, Rathaus Schöneberg, Berlin, Germany, 1950. The 10-ton bell was a gift from Americans to the city of Berlin as