Church, Leuven (25 bells) 1734: St. James' Church, Antwerp (destroyed in 1798) 1735: church of Steenokkerzeel 1735: church of Nieuwpoort, destroyed in 1914 1735: Nijmegen 1740: Belfry of Dendermonde, destroyed in 1914 1751: St. Quentin's Cathedral in Hasselt (28 bells added to 14 older ones; some since melted, 13 remaining) 1754: Sint-Truiden belfry 1754: St. Lambert's Cathedral, Liège 1759: St. Walburgis, Oudenaarde (destroyed in WW1) 1764: St. Gummarus Church, Lier, Belgium 1766: city hall, Goes 1767: Avesnes-sur-Helpe 1767: Cathedral of St. Michael and St. Gudula, Brussels 1768: city hall, Huy 1775: Schoonhoven (38 bells) 1775: city hall, Sint-Niklaas 1775: Saint Peter's Church, Turnhout 1777: Nijkerk 1778: St. Gertrude Church, Leuven 1786: Schiedam 1787: belfry, Sint Truiden Abbey of Bonnefont Liessies Abbey Basilica of Saint Servatius, Maastricht Val Saint-Lambert, in 1807 moved to St. Bartholomy in Liège List of Van Aerschodt carillons Belgium 1879-1880: Aalst (21 bells added to an existing carillon: destroyed in 1958) Antoing Ghent (Baudeloochurch) 1856: Harelbeke (added 8 bells to existing carillon; destroyed in World War I) 1843: Herentals (added 29 bells: 4 bells remain now) 1865: Saint Martinus Church, Kortrijk (6 bells; 47 further bells added by Sévérin van Aerschodt in 1880: 3 of the original and 28 of the Sévérin bells still remain in the church) Namur 1926: Collegiate Church of Saint Gertrude, Nivelles 1864: Roeselare Wingene (destroyed in WW1) 1909: Ypres Cloth Hall (destroyed 1914) France Bourbourg Dunkirk (45 bells) Germany Hamburg Italy Saint Paul Within the Walls, Rome Netherlands 's-Hertogenbosch (replaced in 1925) United Kingdom 1891: Aberdeen Boston, Lincolnshire 1898: Cattistock Eaton Hall, Cheshire United States Church of the Holy Trinity, Philadelphia 1928: Santa Monica, California Notes 1506 establishments in the Habsburg Netherlands Bell foundries Carillon makers Companies based in Flemish Brabant Musical instrument manufacturing companies of Belgium