Better Pipe Organ Database

Thomas Appleton (1839)

St. Philip's Church, Episcopal: Good Shepherd Chapel
142 Church Street
Charleston, SC

OHS convention: 1985

Images

2002-03-15 - Organ in Chancel (Photograph by Jim Cook./Database Manager)

2002-03-15 - Manual keyboard (Photograph by Jim Cook/Database Manager)

2002-03-15 - Nameplate (Photograph by Jim Cook/Database Manager)

2002-03-15 - Chapel Interior (Photograph by Jim Cook/Database Manager)

2002-03-15 - Façade pipes (Photograph by Jim Cook/Database Manager)

2002-03-15 - Organ (Photograph by Jim Cook/Database Manager)

2002-03-15 - Pedal Keyboard (Photograph by Jim Cook/Database Manager)

2002-03-15 - Chapel Exterior (Photograph by Jim Cook/Database Manager)

Consoles

Main

1 manuals
8 stops
Key action Type: Mechanical (Details Unknown)
Stop action Type: Mechanical

Notes

2004-10-30 - Status Note: There 1985 -Database Manager

2004-10-30 - Originally installed at the Charleston Orphans House chapel. Moved in 1920 to the Seamen's Home chapel. Moved here in 1966 when that chapel closed. Pedal board not original. G-compass. Pedals, 18 pull-downs from CC-F. -Database Manager

Stoplist

Stoplist taken from console ca. 1971 Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded

Charleston, SC

St. Philip's Episcopal Church
Chapel of the Good Shepherd
142 Church Street

Thomas Appleton, 1829

Formerly in the Old Seaman's Home, Charleston, SC

One Manual and Pedal, Mechanical Key and Stop Action

Manual Organ, 58 notes (short bass compass GG, AA-f3)

8' Open Diapason (47 pipes; 1-11 from Stop'd Diapason bass)
8' Stop'd Diapason (treble - 35 pipes)
8' Stop'd Diapason (bass) (23 pipes)
8' Dulciana (treble - 35 pipes)
4' Principal (58 pipes)
4' Flute (58 pipes)
2-2/3' Twelfth (58 pipes)
2' Fifteenth (58 pipes)

Pedal, 18 notes

Manual to Pedal permanent coupler


 [Received on line from Eugene Walter February 14, 2009.]

 [Received on line from Eugene Walter February 14, 2009.]