Unknown - Stenciled Pipe Fascade, Oak Casework and Keydesk (Photograph by Steven M. Gubler (2017)/Database Manager)
2011-08-08 - Identified through online information from Steven Gubler. -- Essentially a new unit organ. Original pipes reused, case and façade pipes reused. Visual impression the same as original -Database Manager
2014-04-24 - Updated through online information from Edwin H Myers Jr. -- My firm (Rosenberry & Myers Organbuilders) recently returned to the church to tune. There are 6 manual ranks + 1 pedal Bourdon rank. Unified to 32 stops.<br>Great Pipework (unenclosed): Diapason 8 - 4, with some of it playing in the case.<br>Principal 2 2/3 - 2.<br>Swell Pipework (enclosed): Gedeckt 8<br>Gamba 8 - 4 the 4' top octave is shared with the Gedeckt<br>Dulciana 8 - 4 the bass octave is shared with the Gamba<br>Unda Maris (TC) 8 - 4<br>Pedal Pipework (unenclosed): Bourdon 16<br>Some of the pipework is probably from the old organ, some not. -Database Manager
2024-01-14 - 1968 year on this OHS Pipe Organ Database listing is based on the following book by Richard Triumpho, page 217. *Only His Organs Remain: The Life of New York State Pipe Organ Builder Robert S. Rowland* -David Lenington
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