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Bond Organ Builders, Inc. (1987)

St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church
1623 NW 19th Avenue
Portland, OR

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1990-02-01 - Organ (Archival source not identified by contributor: James R. Stettner/Database Manager)

Consoles

Keydesk


Notes

2004-10-30 - Builder's Nameplate: Unknown English -Database Manager

2004-10-30 - Status Note: There 1997 -Database Manager

2004-10-30 - Imported from England by OCH in 1985. Restored by Bond 1987. -Database Manager

2007-03-18 - Updated through online information from James R. Stettner. -- Free-standing and encased in a right transept towards the front of the room. Top of case has crenels. 4-sectional facade contains 3 pipes in each of 4 Gothic arches. Pedalboard pulls-out like a large drawer. Drawknobs over manual. -Database Manager


Stoplist

Typed stoplist from the OHS PC Database. Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded

Portland, Oregon
Church of St. Patrick, R.C.


UNKNOWN BUILDER, ca. 1875
Bond Pipe Organs, Inc., 1987 – Restoration


MANUAL                                         COUPLERS
   [8]  Open Diapason           (tf)  44          The organ has no couplers. The
   [8]  Stop'd Diapason Treble  (tf)  44          manual is permanently coupled to
   [8]  Stop'd Diapason Bass          17          the pedalboard.
   [4]  Principal                     61

                                               FOOT LEVERS (Unlabeled; l - r)
PEDAL (17 notes)                                  On – [8'] Stop'd Diapason Treble
   No independent registers. The [8']                  [4]' Principal
   Stop'd Diapason Bass and the 17
   notes of the [4'] Principal are                Off – [8'] Stop'd Diapason Treble
   available by hitch-down as soon                      [4'] Principal
   as either stop is drawn.





ACTION: Mech. Key & Stop      
VOICES: 3      STOPS: 4      RANKS: 3      PIPES: 166


NOTES
This church as originally formed in 1885 was Sacred Heart Parish. 
Four years later, the present edifice was begun and named Church 
of St. Patrick.

The organ is of unknown provenance, and was reportedly of questionable 
design and construction even originally. The ravages of time had not 
been kind and the organ required considerable attention to put it into 
a respectable state.

The organ was relocated from England through the Organ Clearing House 
in 1985 with restoration and placement completed in 1987.

The pedalboard may be pushed-in when not in-use.

Sources: Bond information; 1997 OHS Organ Handbook; JRS; extant organ

Documented: February 1, 1990



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