Note: Not extant. Not playable. (in this location)
2012-01-20 - Identified through information from Steven E. Lawson. -- Some pipework used in 1930 Wiener organ in new chapel. -Database Manager
2012-01-20 - Updated through information from Stephen Schnurr. -- Relocated to the present chapel when it was occupied in 1923. -Database Manager
2012-01-23 - Information adapted from notes prepared by Stephen J. Schnurr for the 2012 OHS Atlas: -- "The chapel of the east wing housed a 1911 organ, Opus 38, built by the Wicks Organ Company of Highland Illinois. The two-manual, nine-rank instrument had tubular-pneumatic action and 516 pipes. <br><br>"This organ was moved to the present chapel. It quickly proved inadequate, and plans for another instrument were soon formulated. " -Database Manager
Stoplist from the original contract Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded
WICKS ORGAN CO., OP. 38 (1911)
Highland, Illinois
Compass: Manuals, 61 notes, C–c4
Pedal, 30 no0tes, C–f1
I. GREAT
8 Open Diapason
8 Dulciana
8 Doppel Flute (wood) [Originally Melodia; crossed out and replaced)
4 Octave
Great to Great 4
Swell to Great 16, 8, 4
II. SWELL (enclosed)
8 Violin Diapason
8 Salicional
8 Stopped Diapason (wood)
4 Flute Harmonic
Tremolo
PEDAL
16 Bourdon (wood)
Great to Pedal
Swell to Pedal
COMBINATIONS (operated by pneumatic pistons between manuals)
Piano piston acting on swell and pedal organ
Forte piston acting on swell and pedal organ
Release piston acting on swell and pedal organ
Piano piston acting on great and pedal organ
Forte piston acting on great and pedal organ
Release piston acting on great and pedal organ
ACCESSORIES
Balanced Swell expression pedal
Balanced Crescendo pedal with indicator
Wind indicator
Blowing lever
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