Note: Not extant. Not playable. (in this location)
2004-10-30 - This appears in the first Pilcher ledger on a list of churches and organs destroyed in the 1871 Chicago fire. Church then moved to Michigan Ave. at 23rd. St. -Database Manager
2011-11-29 - Updated through online information from Steven E. Lawson. -- The organ and church burned in the Great Chicago Fire (1871) -Database Manager
Copied from Dwight's Journal of Music (July 6, 1861) Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded
Chicago, Illinois
Trinity Episcopal Church
Stevens & Jewett 1861 2 manuals, 22 stops, 25 ranks
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GREAT ORGAN SWELL ORGAN
16' Teneroon 56 16' Bourdon Bass } 56
8' Open Diapason 56 16' Bourdon Treble }
8' St. Diapason Bass } 56 8' Open Diapason Bass } 56
8' Clarabell Treble } 8' Open Diapason Treble }
8' Dulciana 56 8' Viol de Gamba 56
4' Principal 56 8' Stop Diapason Bass } 56
4' Flute 56 8' Stop Diapason Treble }
2-2/3' Twelfth 56 4' Principal 56
2' Fifteenth 56 Cornet 15th 56
Sesquialtera, 3 rks 168 Cornet 12th and 17th 112
8' Cremona 39 8' Hautboy 56
8' Trumpet Bass } 56 8' Trumpet Bass } 56
8' Trumpet Treble } 8' Trumpet Treble }
PEDAL ORGAN MECHANICAL STOPS
16' Double Open Diapason 27 Couple Pedals & Swell
8' Violoncello 27 Couple Pedals & Great
Couple Great & Swell
Couple Great & Swell 8ves
Tremolo
Pedal Check
Bellows Signal
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