2018-03-10 - Church interior and organ chambers (Photograph by From church Facebook page, submitted by Jeff Scofield/Jeff Scofield)
2011-03-18 - Identified through on-line information from Chad Boorsma. -Database Manager
2021-10-12 - As a member of Fowler-Hebert organ Company, this is a instrument we service. We know it to be in regular use. -Andrew A Clark
Courtesy of Jeffrey Dexter, Tonal Director and Vice President of the Schantz Organ Company Source: Taken from factory documentation August 29, 1968
Great (4" Pressure) Principal 8 (61 Pipes), Bourdon 8 (61 Pipes), Octave 4 (61 Pipes), Spitzflöte 4 (61 Pipes), Super Octave 2 (61 Pipes), Quinte 1⅓ (61 Notes (From IV Mixture)), Mixture (19-22-16-29) IV (244 Pipes)
Swell (enclosed, 4" Pressure) Rohrflöte 8 (61 Pipes), Viola 8 (61 Pipes), Viola Celeste (TC) 8 (49 Pipes (Prepared for)), Principal 4 (61 Pipes), Waldflöte 4, Waldflöte 2 (61 Notes (From 4’ Waldflöte)), Plein Jeu III (183 Pipes), Trompette 8 (73 Pipes), Clairon 4 (61 Notes (From 8’ Trompette))
Pedal (4” Pressure) Subbass 16 (56 Pipes), Bourdon 16 (32 Notes (From Swell 8’ Rohrflöte)), Principal 8 (44 Pipes), Flute 8 (32 Notes (From 16’ Subbass)), Rohrflöte 8 (32 Notes (Duplexed from the Swell)), Choralbass 4 (32 Notes (From 8’ Principal)), Flute 4 (32 Notes (From 16’ Subbass), Mixture II (64 Pipes), Contre Trompette 16 (32 Notes (From Swell 8’ Trompette)), Trompette 8 (32’ Notes (Duplexed From the Swell)), Clairon 4 (32 Notes (From Swell 8’ Trompette))
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