The Niles Leaning Tower at Touhy and Gross Point Road was recently restored.
At half the scale of its Italian sister, the Leaning Tower of Niles was returned to the glory its benefactor imagined when he put it up, starting in 1931.
Historic bells return to Leaning Tower of Niles as part of $750K restoration project
As of Labor Day, the bells are set to chime four times a day and will play three songs.
The bells will ring starting at 9 a.m. and play on schedule through 6 p.m.
The bells date to the mid 1700s.
The oldest was cast in 1623 and sounds an E flat. It has been housed in a garden because it's cracked.
Chicago-based Community Bell Associates worked with the village to remove the bells in the summer of 2018 and get them fixed up.