2007-01-01 - Identified through information from Nicholas Fennig -- Alterations by Möller in 1971; replacement console. -Database Manager
2007-09-24 - Information from Steve Bartley indicates this organ replaced a "Roosevelt/Stein organ two-manual organ from late 1800s" that was sold to Catonsville Presbyterian in 1923. -Database Manager
2007-09-24 - Updated through on-line information from steve bartley. -- Present Casavant is used, but in poor condition. 1970s Möller work was minimal and did not include repair or restoration of existing instrument. Lewis & Hitchcock files indicate they installed an antiphonal division in the late 1920s. Pipes, chest, etc. still in place but not working. Previous Roosevelt/Stein organ two-manual organ from late 1800s was sold in 1923 to Catonsville Presbyterian for their new (present) building. Catonsville Presbyterian has photo showing organ in place. This was replaced by a Möller some time later. -Database Manager
2017-02-02 - Combined with or replaced by a 3-manual Rodgers 2016. -Database Manager
2022-05-10 - Moller's contract M-4874 (1971) was only for a new console; no other work specified. -Jeff Scofield
Typed stoplist from David Storey Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded
Baltimore, Maryland
Memorial Episcopal Church
Casavant Organ, Opus 1014 (1923)
Stoplist
Great (under expression, except for Diapason I)
8 Diapason I 73
8 Diapason II 73
8 Hohl Flute 73
8 Erzähler 73
4 Octave 73
2 Fifteenth 61
8 Trumpet 73
Swell
16 Bourdon 73
8 Open Diapason 73
8 Stopt. Diapason 73
8 Viol d' Gamba 73
8 Voix Celeste 49
8 Aeoline 73
4 Flute Traverse 73
2 Flageolet 61
2 2/3 Mixture III 219
8 Cornopean 73
8 Oboe 73
8 Vox Humana 73
Choir
8 Violin Diapason 73
8 Melodia 73
8 Dolce 73
4 Flute d'Amour 73
8 Closed Horn 73
8 Clarinet 73
Pedal
16 Dbl. Diapason 30
16 Bourdon 30
16 Gedeckt (sw) SW
8 Octave 12
8 Stopt. Flute 12
Echo (added by Lewis & Hitchcock at a later date)
8 Diapason
8 Gedeckt
8 Flauto Dolce
Chimes
ALTERATIONS BY MOLLER, 1971
New pipes and mechanism
Pedal 16-8 Trombone
Old pipes new mechanism
Pedal 8-4 Diapason, pipes from Swell Diapason
Swell Trompette replaced Cornopean (Some Cornopean pipes remain
in basement, but in poor condition)
Swell 4' Oboe (labeled Schalmei) replaced 8' Oboe
Choir 1 1/3 Larigot replaced 8' Violin Diapason
Old pipes moved to different location
Great 2nd Diapason re-racked to play as 4' Octave
Choir Melodia replaced Great Trumpet
Great Super Octave shifted and replaced Choir Closed Horn
Great 4' Octave shifted to speak as a 2 2/3 Twelfth
Choir Violin Diapason moved to play as Swell Diapason
Echo 8' Stopped Flute moved to play on Choir as 8' Stopped Diapason
Great 2' Fifteenth pipes replaced by an old tracker rank
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