2105-11-30 - Console (Photograph by Paul Dessau/Database Manager)
Unknown - Great Pipework (Photograph by Paul Dessau/Database Manager)
2007-08-25 - Identified through online information from Philip T. D. Cooper. -- The organ was originally built for the Mortuary Chapel in Eureka, California. It was relocated to St. Luke's Church in Auburn in 1974 at which time it lost its original casework. In 1996, it was substantially enlarged and reworked by volunteers of the church under the direction of the organist, Phil Cooper. The organ now contains 12 ranks with 828 pipes. The console was built by Austin Organ Co. in 1956 and was donated to St. Luke's by St. John's Episcopal Church in Lodi, CA -Database Manager
2008-08-11 - Updated through online information from James R. Stettner. -- The organ is on its 3rd console. Three additional used ranks were added at this time: a 1920s Hillgreen-Lane Tromba, a Hutchings 8' Hohlflöte, and a 1912 Wicks Dulciana. -Database Manager
from console, November 30, 2015 Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded
Auburn CA St. Luke's Episcopal Church Phil Cooper, 1996. Originally built by Wicks Organ Co. - Opus 1567, 1936 Unit chests-many extended ranks 2 manuals with three divisions in stop tabs Couplers-swell-great, 16,8,4,ft great-pedal 8 ft, great-swell 8ft 8 ft open diapason 8 ft Hohl flöte 8 ft dulciana 4 ft octave 2 2/3 octave quint 2 ft super octive 8 ft tromba Swell 8ft stopped flute 8ft salicional 8ft voix celeste 4ft principal 4ft wald flute 4ft salicet 2 3/3 nasard 2ft flautino 1 3/5 tierce Choir 8ft viola 8ft gedackt 4ft harmonic flute 4ft violina 2ft piccolo 8ft clarinet 8ft cor anglais tremulant Pedal 16ft bourdon 8ft flute 4ft octave 16ft trombone 8ft tromba [Received from Paul Dessau 2015-12-07.]
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