OHS convention: 1972
2004-10-30 - Status Note: There 2003. -Database Manager
2004-10-30 - Used by United or Federated Church during warm weather. -Database Manager
2022-10-26 - The Congregational building is used during warm weather by the Federated Church. The chestnut case is trimmed with black walnut and displays gold-leafed metal dunnny pipes; the console projects and the Swell pedal is a hitchdown. The manual pipework is enclosed and the, 39-note ranks commence at F0. The original reservoir has been removed. The Open Diapason is "grooved" to the Stop'd Diapason Bass; the metal chimney Flute has 12 open trebles; the Oboe has 9 flue trebles; the Sub Bass is of stopped wood. -- *1972 OHS Handbook* -Paul R. Marchesano
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The Brick Church, Grafton, VT S.S. Hamill, Cambridge, MA, c. 1868 Restored/rebuilt Russell & Co. 2020 Manual (enclosed), C-g''' Open Diapason 8 (1-17 added by Russell) Stop'd Diapason Bass 8 C-e Melodia 8 TF Dulciana 8 TF Principal Bass 4 C-e Principal Treble 4 TF Flute 4 (Chimney Flute type) 1-17 added by Russell Fifteenth 2 Oboe 8 TF Pedal (flat, straight), C-c Sub Bass 16 Pedal Coupler Hitch-down Swell Pedal Signal Replica bellows with hand pumping mechanism to replace supply house bellows from prior restoration. New replica windlines to replace flexduxt. Manual Windchest retabled. Pedal windchest restored. Organ repitched from A=447 to A=440 by moving pipes one note and making additional pipe for lowest note of each rank. Subbass pipes extended for tuning at A=440.
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