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Bell blessed after breaking it out of mold
The Verdin Company and the National Association of Pastoral Musicians (NPM) worked together to create a special bell commemorating the 40th annual convention of NPM. The bell was featured prominently in convention activities: calling people to prayer, marking time, and more — both this year and into the future. Most. Rev. Joseph Binzer, Auxiliary Bishop […]
Verdin celebrates 175 years with special bell
The Verdin Company this year celebrates the 175th Anniversary of its founding. To commemorate this milestone, the company cast a special 1,000 pound bronze bell. Watch to learn more about the Verdin 175th anniversary bell created to mark this special milestone.
Bell and clock tower at The University of Mississippi
Peddle Bell Tower 36 stunning bronze bells in the Peddle Bell Tower ring out a message of inspiration in the daily life at a public university. A keyboard enables the carillonneur to perform right on the instrument. The system can also be operated by a computerized, automatic system to ring out the hour, half hour, […]
Custom painted Verdin post clock
Rockyford is a small praire village in Western Canada. The Verdin clock was installed outside the fire station in memory of two firefighters. The dial text reads: “Dedicated to Our Fallen.”
Restoration of bells and bell ringing equipment
The bells at Christ Church Greenwich had stopped ringing for three years. The Episcopal church’s largest bell, which dates to 1895, was repaired and replaced in time for their centennial of the consecration of the church building. The bell was blessed by Archbishop Desmond Tutu of South Africa, who visited the church for a special program. Verdin used a […]