OHS convention: 1965
Note: Not extant. Not playable. (in this location)
2004-10-30 - Older Koehnken & Grimm rebuilt? Church razed 1969. Most pipes saved at the time. [What became of them?] -Database Manager
2013-03-24 - Updated through online information from Don Hurd. -- The church was the largest Catholic church in Newport, but it was located too close to the Ohio River and was in a flood area. It was torn down in the mid 1960s and replaced by a Post Office. The pipes were incorporated into the home installation of Richard Kersting. His home organ no longer exists. -Database Manager
2022-10-27 - This organ is said to be a rebuild of an older Koehnken & Grimm organ. The present building was dedicated in 1873. The facade was constructed in 1886. -- *1965 OHS Handbook* -Paul R. Marchesano
Source: 1965 OHS Handbook
LEFT JAMB Sw. Bourdon 16, Sw. Geigen Principal 8, Sw. Salicional 8 (46, common st. bass with Geigen Principal), Sw. Stopd Diapason 8, Sw. Aeoline 8 (46, common st. bass with Stopd Diapason), Sw. Fugara 4, Sw. Flute a'Chiminee 4, Sw. Piccolo 2, Sw. Bassoon Bass 8, Sw. Oboe 8 (46, Top 9 flue), Tremolo, Bellows Signal, Coupler Sw. to Ped., Coupler Gt. to Ped., Coupler Sw. to Gt.
RIGHT JAMB Gr. Bourdon 16, Gr. Open Diapason 8 (58, 19 in case), Gr. Melodia 8, Gr. Viol di Gamba 8, Gr. Dulciana 8 (46, Low 12 common with Viol di Gamba), Gr. Octave 4 (58, Low 6 in case), Gr. Flute Harmonic 4, Gr. Twelfth 2⅔, Gr. Fifteenth 2, Gr. Trumpet 8 (58, Top 9 flue), Ped. Double Open Diap. 16, Ped. Sub Bass 16, Ped. Violoncello 8, Pedal Check
Combination Pedals Forte - All Gt. except reed, Messo - All Gt. 8' flues plus 4' Fl., Piano - Mel. & Dul., (Great to Pedal Reversible)
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