Replacement of the Bells on Harvard Business School Bell Tower on 15 August, 2007

On 15 August, 2007, a ceremony of the replacement of the bells was held at Harvard University. “Weekday” Bell – the first coming back bell of the historical St. Daniel’s set – was taken down from Harvard Business School library tower and replaced by a replica bell cast in Russia especially for that purpose. When both the bells were placed side by side on the truck platform, the parties signed property transfer deeds, according to which the Russian Orthodox Church became the owner of “Weekday” Bell and Harvard University received property rights for its exact replica. Pictures from Lowell House website

	Crane at Baker Library		Luis Campos, Diana Eck, Larry Doherty of Fine Arts Express
	Business School Professor Quelch		Crane removes 18th century bell
	Old bell descents		Vladimir Voronchenko and Peter Riley
	Voronchenko and Riley exchange deeds		Riley rings New Bell
	New Bell Aloft		18th century Bell on way to Moscow
	Diana Eck and Vladimir Voronchenko, Chairman of the government of the «Link of Times» Foundation		Russian TV cameras
	Crowd assembled		Crane removes 18th century bell
	Vladimir Voronchenko rings the Old Bell		Signing the Transfer of Deed
	Dan Aisner, HB		New Bell Raised
	New Bell Aloft