1910 - Front of auditorium and organ facade (Photograph by J. H. Orr, submitted by Jim Lewis/Jim Lewis)
Note: Not extant. Not playable. (in this location)
2004-10-30 - Restored by Holtkamp 1970, 2-11. -Database Manager
2011-03-05 - Updated through online information from James A. Taylor, Jr.. -- As of Feb. 23, 2011, this organ has been carefully removed and placed into storage. It is our fervent hope that a new home can be found for this wonderful instrument. Please visit our website pipe-organ.com for details. This organ can be obtained for the cost of refurbishment and installation. Pipework is in very good condition, although stoppers for wood pipes will need repacking. Although the organ had an electric blower, the original reservoir still has its feeder bellows attached (sealed off, but that can be reversed), AND THE WATER MOTOR! The only thing missing was the fulcrum lever, which most likely disappeared when the blower was installed. -Database Manager
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