Steeple
A steeple is a tall architectural feature commonly found atop churches and certain public buildings. It typically sits above the main body of the structure and culminates in a spire or pointed roof. The word can refer to the whole tall structure or, in some regions, specifically to the spire at the top.
A steeple may include a base tower with openings for bells (the belfry) and may house clocks.
Beyond its aesthetic role, the steeple serves practical purposes: it elevates the building as a landmark, helps
Steeples require careful engineering to resist wind loads, weathering, and, in some areas, earthquakes. Historic steeples
In usage, the term "steeple" is often used to describe the upper, visible portion of a church