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Bell is back

Published: Thursday, Aug. 31 2006 12:00 a.m. MDT

Stuart Johnson, Deseret Morning News

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A crew installs the original bell of the American Fork City Hall into a new bell tower atop the historic building. The bell was given to the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers in 1959, when the old bell tower was removed. It was returned as part of a $1 million restoration project of the building, built in 1903.

A crew installs the original bell of the American Fork City Hall into a new bell tower atop the historic building. The bell was given to the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers in 1959, when the old bell tower was removed. It was returned as part of a $1 million restoration project of the building, built in 1903.

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