c. 1967 - Auditorium interior showing pipework, console, and Positive division (Archival, from the University of Cincinnati Archives and Rare Books Library/Daniel Wicks)
Note: Not playable. (in this location)
2007-10-02 - Identified through on-line information from James R. Stettner. -- According to the book "The Harrison Story" by Laurence Elvin, the organ was installed in chambers "on the right of the stage and just in front of it." The organ has a unique feature: the Positive Organ is an independent module that may be played from the main organ, but which also has its own manual and stop controls. -Database Manager
2024-09-20 - The interior of the auditorium was radically redesigned in the early 90's. The organ now speaks through the interior shell of the room, which is largely comprised of large wooden dowels. In need of major maintenance (most likely re-leathering), this instrument is currently unplayable. -Daniel Wicks
[Received from Jeff Scofield November 22, 2019; update submitted 2024-09-20 by Daniel Wicks] Source: The Diapason, July 1966 July 1966
GREAT Quintadena 16, Stopped Diapason 8, Open Diapason 8, Octave 4, Open Flute 4, Quint 2 2/3, Mixture IV, Superoctave 2, Scharf III, Orchestral Trumpet 8
SWELL Hohlflöte 8, Celeste 8 (AA), Principal 4, Gamba 8, Koppelflöte 4, Flute 2, Sesquialtera II, Contra Fagotto 16, Mixture IV, Trumpet 8, Oboe 8, Clarion 4, Tremulant
CHOIR Harmonic Flute 8, Gemshorn 8, Gemshorn Celeste 8, Rohrflöte 4, Cromorne 8, Cor Anglais 16, Regal 4, Orchestral Trumpet 8
POSITIVE Gedackt 8, Spitzflöte 4, Nazard 2 2/3, Principal 2, Sifflöte 1, Flute 2, Cimbel III
PEDAL Principal 16, Bourdon 16, Quintadena 16, Octave 8, Fifteenth 4, Flute 8, Nachthorn 4, Mixture III, Contra Fagotto 32, Posaune 16, Fagotto 16, Octave Posaune 8, Schalmei 4
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