Note: Not extant. Not playable. (in this location)
2008-12-14 - Identified from factory documents and publications courtesy of Stephen Schnurr. -Database Manager
2010-01-19 - Updated through on-line information from Don. -- Installation was in a lower level space that often flooded. Damaged beyond repair and parts dispersed through a local builder. -Database Manager
2013-05-27 - Updated through online information from Jeff Scofield. -Database Manager
2019-07-08 - According to a June 26, 2019 email from Cathedral organist Donald Fellows [edited], "The small Moller organ in the Cathedral chapel/basement was damaged beyond repair as a result of flood damage. When I arrived at the cathedral in 1999, the chapel organ was already unplayable. The ongoing and repeating problem of water in the lower cathedral has been resolved but not before that instrument was damaged. I approved of the removal of the Moller by Allegheny Organ. We salvaged/retained the minimally damaged console and blower for another project." The Moller console, blower, and relay were used to repair the water-damaged 1936, 2-5 Wicks in Synod Hall. -Database Manager
Stoplist copied from the factory specifications Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania St. Paul's Cathedral, Chapel Möller Op. 9498 1961 2/5 ________________________________________________________ GREAT SWELL (enclosed) PEDAL 8' Gedackt 61 2' Octavin 61 16' Quintaton 12 GT 8' Gemshorn 61 8' Singendregal 61 8' Gemshorn GT 4' Principal 61 Sub 4' Gemshorn GT Super Tracker touch [Received online from Jeff Scofield May 26, 2013]
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