UPPER CAM, ST. GEORGE
 An early photograph of Upper Cam, taken around the time the Wotton Branch was formed.
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| DETAILS OF THE BELLS | |||||
| BELL | FOUNDER | DATE | WEIGHT | DIAMETER | NOTE |
| 1 | John Taylor & Co. | 1994 | 6cwt 1qtr 12lb | 31" | D |
| 2 | Abraham Rudhall I | 1710 | 5cwt 3qtr 22lb | 32" | C |
| 3 | Abraham Rudhall I | 1710 | 7cwt 0qtr 12lb | 341/4" | Bb |
| 4 | Abraham Rudhall I | 1710 | 7cwt 2qtr 4lb | 351/2" | A |
| 5 | Abraham Rudhall I | 1710 | 9cwt 1qtr 18lb | 39" | G |
| 6 | Abraham Rudhall I | 1710 | 12cwt 3qtr 26lb | 431/4" | F |
Frame:
Iron lowside on a grillage of timber beams by Thomas Blackbourn in 1901.
Gear:
Hollow box-section iron headstocks with fixed steel gudgeons, ball bearings, traditional-type wheels, stays and sliders by John Taylor & Co. in 1994.
Tuning:
Taylor 1994.
Additional information:
The Original treble added by Thomas Blackbourn in 1901, weight 6cwt 0qtr 6lb was retained as a service bell.
