Note: Not extant. Not playable. (in this location)
2004-10-30 - Replaced by Roosevelt in 1884, which was rebuilt by Schantz 1989 as EP. Casework forms center portion of present [1991] case. -Database Manager
2020-10-23 - While carrying out regular tunings, on a tight time schedule, 2018, 2019. It appears that more than a few ranks date from the original 1817 Hall organ. A greater survey will be needed, but the pipes in question do not match that of my experience with Roosevelt organs, but appear to be of much older. There seems to have been a fair amount of straightening of pipes, during the Andover or Schantz renovations. The reed pipes are in remarkably nice condition, from their outward appearance, but was told there was no money, during the renovations, to restore them for tuning stablity, they are difficult to tune. -Steven Bartley
Typed stoplist (Source: Ogasapian, John. "Organ Building in New York City: 1700-1900," 1977) Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded
Baltimore Cathedral
Baltimore, Maryland
Thomas S. Hall, 1819-21
OHS ID 4593
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GREAT SWELL
[16] Double Open Diapason [16] Double Stopped Diapason
[8] Open Diapason [8] Open Diapason
[8] Stop'd Diapason [8] Stop'd Diapason
[8] German Flute [8] Dulceano
[4] Principal [4] Principal
[4] Night Horn [2] Fifteenth
[2-2/3] Twelfth Cornet IV
[2] Fifteenth [8] Trumpet
[1-3/5] Tierce [8] Hautboy
Sesquialtra IV Trimland
Mixture III
Cornet V CHOIR
[8] Trumpet [8] Open Diapason
[4] Clarion [8] Dulceano
[8] Viol di Gamba
PEDAL [8] Stop'd Diapason
[32] Subbass [4] Principal
[16] Double Open Diapason [4] Flute
[16] Double Stop'd Diapason [2] Fifteenth
[8] Open Diapason [8] Vox Humana
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