Conger Street Clock Museum
730 Conger Street
Eugene, OR
Images
2013-12-28 - Console with added synthesizer; organ (Photograph by JD Olson/Database Manager)
2012-06-16 - Organ (Photograph by JD Olson/Database Manager)
2012-06-16 - Organ and console (Photograph by JD Olson/Database Manager)
2012-11-20 - Console and pipework (Photograph by JD Olson/Database Manager)
Unknown - Pipe display (Photograph by JD Olson/Database Manager)
Unknown - Console (Photograph by JD Olson/Database Manager)
Unknown - Pipework and chimes (Photograph by JD Olson/Database Manager)
2012-11-20 - Console (Photograph by JD Olson/Database Manager)
Consoles
Main
- Organ type: Non-Traditional Style, As Consoles by Holtkamp, Schlicker, et al
- Console position: Console in Fixed Position, Center
- 4 manuals
- Key action Type: Electrical
- Stop layout Type: Push-Button Stop Controls/Luminous Pistons
- Pedal Type: Concave Radiating (Details Unknown)
- Expression Type: Balanced Expression Shoes/Pedals (Meeting AGO Standards)
Notes
2012-12-21 - Altered and relocated existing organ.
Identified by JD Olson, based on personal knowledge of the organ.
-- This organ was purchased by the University of Oregon in 1968. The organ remained in their Beall Music Center until it was purchased by the Conger Clock Street Museum. I designed swell shades, added a crescendo pedal and swell shoe, 21 chimes, 18 bells, and a piano keyboard, making it a three-manual organ. It is in a corner of the museum and professional organists have enjoyed playing it from time to time. -Database Manager
2012-12-22 - Updated through online information from J D Olson. -Database Manager
2012-12-29 - Updated through online information from JD Olson. -- This Schlicker organ was built in 1962 and installed in 1963 in the Central Lutheran Church on Potter Street in Eugene, Oregon. In 1968 it was sold to the University of Oregon, also in Eugene, Oregon. It remained in the Beall Music Center until it was purchased by the Conger Street Clock Museum in 2012. -Database Manager
2013-12-31 - Updated through online information from JD Olson. -- We have added 21 bells, 42 chimes, a piano, a synthesizer, and volume shades. We also added a pedal for the volume shades, a crescendo pedal, and a sustain pedal for the piano. -Database Manager
2023-09-08 - No longer at this location. Moved to a private residence in Woodburn, Oregon. -Lanny Hochhalter
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