Unknown - Great Room and Organ Console (to the left) (Photograph by Herbert K. Barnett/Database Manager)
2009-09-17 - House and grounds (Photograph by Len Levasseur/Database Manager)
OHS convention: 2010
2008-11-02 - Identified through on-line information from Paul Marchesano. -- Organ built originally for previous residence, same owner (John and Mary Flinn Lawrence) and moved to the current location when it was built 1927-29. The organ was in storage for two years while the house was completed. Organ has original 115-note player with rolls. When installed in the current location, large pneumatics were installed in the basement chambers to pull open wooden wall panels via ropes and pulleys, thereby allowing the sound to exit from tone chutes. The main chamber and Echo speak into opposite corners of the room. The Harp speaks though a set of swell shutters and through a grate in the floor. -Database Manager
2013-04-15 - Updated through information posted to OHS Members list by Jim Stark. -Database Manager
2013-06-04 - Updated through online information from Chris Nichols. -Database Manager
Typed stoplist from Paul Marchesano Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Hartwood. Residence: John and Mary Flinn Lawrence AEolian Opus 1091, 1911 Main chamber, duplexed to play on Manual I or Manual II (8' unless noted): Flute Diapason String F String P String PP High Flute 4 Trumpet Oboe Vox Humana Tremolo Assignable to Manual I or Manual II: Chimes Harp Echo (Assignable to Manual I or Manual II): Flute Vox Humana Echo Tremolo Pedal: Deep Flute F-16 Deep Flute P-16 [Received via e-mail from Paul Marchesano October 30, 2008]
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