Unknown - Nave, Gallery, and Organ Case (Vintage Postcard, courtesy of T. Bradford Willis, DDS (1962)/Database Manager)
OHS convention: 1961
Note: Not extant. Not playable. (in this location)
2009-06-08 - Identified through online information from Jeff Scofield. -- The original 1759 Thomas Johnston organ, rebuilt and altered by Goodrich in 1821, was rebuilt and altered by Hutchings in 1884; the Schlicker rebuild reversed the Hutchings changes and added new pipework; the Johnston case was retained, with some of its pipes made to speak again. Replaced in 1991 by A. David Moore in the same case. -Database Manager
Stoplist from <i>The American Organist</i> October 1959 Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded
Boston, Massachusetts
Christ Episcopal (Old North) Church
Schlicker 2/32 1958
The organ was rebuilt and enlarged by Schlicker; the flue pipes were
supplied with new languids to remove all the 1884 nicking. Mechanical
action was revised and retained in the manuals and electro-pneumatic
action operated the Pedal; however, the manuals were coupled to the
pedal by mechanical action. The stop action was electro-pneumatic;
all chests were rebuilt.
GREAT SWELL PEDAL
16' Quintaton 56 8' Stopped Diapason 56 16' Open Diapason 32
8' Open Diapason 56 8' Quintadena 12 GT 16' Quintaton GT
8' Melodia 56 8' Viole de Gamba 56 8' Principal 32
8' Dulciana 56 4' Principal 56 8' Quintadena GT
4' Octave 56 4' Chimney Flute 56 4' Choral Bass 32
4' Flute 56 2' Nachthorn 56 4' Quintade GT
2 2/3' Twelfth 56 II Sesquialter 100 2' Nachthorn 32
2' Fifteenth 56 8' Oboe 56 III Mixture 96
III Mixture 168 Tremolo 16' Fagotto 32
III Cymbel 168 4' Schalmei 32
8' Krummhorn 56 Tracker key action
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