Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
250 Market Street
Platteville, WI
Images
Unknown - Upper casework, Spring 1972. (Photograph by Rick Erickson/Database Manager)
Unknown - Full casework, Spring 1972. (Photograph by Rick Erickson/Database Manager)
Unknown - Keydesk, Spring 1972. (Photograph by Rick Erickson/Database Manager)
Unknown - Keydesk being folded-up, Spring 1972. (Photograph by Rick Erickson/Database Manager)
Unknown - Keydesk in folded-up position, Spring 1972. (Photograph by Rick Erickson/Database Manager)
Unknown - Pipework, Spring 1972. (Photograph by Rick Erickson/Database Manager)
Unknown - Pipework, Spring 1972. (Photograph by Rick Erickson/Database Manager)
2012-05-04 - Organ Case (Photograph by Jesse Green/Database Manager)
Consoles
Main
- Console position: Keydesk Attached, Manuals Set Into Case
- 1 manuals
- 5 stops
- Key action Type: Mechanical (Details Unknown)
- Stop action Type: Mechanical
- Stop layout Type: Drawknobs in Vertical Rows on Flat Jambs
- Manual compass: 56 notes
- Pedal compass: 99 notes
- Expression Type: Trigger/Hitch-Down Expression
Notes
2004-10-30 - From Christ Church, Mineral Point. [Has this been moved to another church?] -Database Manager
2010-10-17 - Posted to PIPORG-L October 17, 2010 by David Bohn: -- "Built originally for Trinity Episcopal Church in Mineral Point, Wisconsin, and relocated to Platteville by the Schuelke Brothers in 1907, the organ was restored in 2009 by Larry Marowsky. ...
<br>The specification of the organ is:
<br>Open Diapason Treble (8' pitch from tenor f, 39 pipes)
<br>Dulciana Treble (8' pitch from tenor f, 39 pipes)
<br>Stop'd Diapason Bass (8' pitch from Low C to tenor e, 17 pipes)
<br>Principal (4' pitch, 56 pipes)
<br>Flute (4' pitch, chimney flute from tenor f, 39 pipes)" -Database Manager
2011-01-22 - Updated through online information from Rick Erickson. -- Walnut case approx. 12 feet high, 5feet 3inches wide, and 3 feet 3 inches deep. Pipes in case are of wood, half round with flat backs. All speaking pipework now enclosed. -Database Manager
2012-08-17 - Updated through online information from David Bohn. -- 4' Flute is only 39 pipes from tenor f. -Database Manager
Stoplist
Stoplist taken from console, winter 1972 Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded
Platteville, Wisconsin
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
Henry Erben, 1853
Manual
8' Stopped Diapason Bass, 17 pipes
8' Open Diapason, 39 pipes
8' Dulciana, 39 pipes
4' Principal, 56 pipes
4' Flute, 56 pipes
Pipework cone-tuned, speech is rather soft, but very sweet
[Received from Rick Erickson 2011-01-22.]
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