http://www.bellcollecting.com/ History, classifications and trivia about collecting bells of all categories: figurine, figural, animal bells, handbells, brass, glass, bicycle bells, doorbells, musical bells, cowbells. http://www.msu.edu/~carillon/batmbook/ Online book with chapters discussing the origins and historical development of bells in different cultures. Also examines founding, acoustics and ringing materials. http://www.brosamersbells.com/ Large dealer of pre-owned bells. Buys and sells cast, brass, iron, bronze, church, school, railroad, ship and millennium bells, from 2 lbs to 2 ton. http://campa.com Offer a complete range of CE-marked quality products for bell ringing, monumental clocks and carillons, as well as all the necessary services for technical and musical design. http://web.me.com/rimabg/Campanile/ A contemporary musical concept show, in the tradition of Stomp and Riverdance, combining handbells with percussion, choreography and comedy. http://www.cs.yale.edu/homes/douglas-craig/bells/ Technical information on carillon bells, also descriptions or pictures of carillons around the world. http://www.gcna.org Professional organization that promotes the art of carillon in North America. Recital calendars and music publication lists. http://www.petit-fritsen.nl/ Royal Bell-foundry of the Netherlands. Site includes photo-essays of history, manufacturing, and installation. http://www.eijsbouts.com Manufacturer of bells, carillons, chimes, clocks and art casting. Inventor of the computerized automatic carillon. One of the few bronze welders in the world. Web site includes company history, factory tours, gallery of installations. http://www.martinmdb.com Doug and Martha Martin are a singing duo who combine voices, instruments (piano, violin, concertina) and handbells in unique musical programs. http://bells.zuavra.net/ A photo album of a private collection of over 200 bells of various ages, from all over the world. Includes photos of bells in Romanian churches and the literature and the history of bells. http://www.spaceformusic.com/symposium2000/peacebell.html The Bell is at the Millennium Monument in Newport, KY. Also Information about the movement to start bells ringing around the world on International Day of Peace. http://home.swbell.net/csz_stl/towerbells/TowerBells.html Information covering carillons, chimes, change-ringing, zvons, tubular and hemispherical examples with details of founding and weights. http://www.whitechapelbellfoundry.co.uk/ Makers of Big Ben and the Liberty Bell. Also handbells, tower bells, clock bells, carillons, and turret bells. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bell_(instrument) Hyperlinked encyclopedia article covers the instrument making, its use in churchs and temples from different countries, bell towers, famous bells, and gallery. http://www.carillon.org/ Worldwide list of carillons and contact information for member organizations. http://soda.csua.berkeley.edu/~maestro/stat.htm Index of carillon, bell foundry, and carillon society/guild web sites. http://www.cis.yale.edu/carillon/ Group information, discography, calendar, and sheet music library catalog.