OHS convention: 2001
2004-10-30 - From First Parish Community Church, West Newbury, Massachusetts. Renovated and installed by Taylor & Boody c. 1991 with alterations. 27-note pedalboard replaced the Hamill one, and plays the 16' Bourdon from the church's previous 1917 Möller tracker organ. [Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Chatham, Virginia- We modified the II/P tracker organ, Hamill/Brennan/Taylor & Boody, to feature a self-adjusting floating action. Wilhelmy Organ builder website.] -Database Manager
2007-09-04 - Updated through online information from James R. Stettner. -- According to the church web site, there is a three-sectional facade containing 15 gold-painted pipes arranged 3-9-3. Original pedalboard was 13-notes. -Database Manager
2013-08-31 - Updated through online information from Xaver Wilhelmy. -- The organ has been moved forward for 6ft 3in for the sound to project better into the sanctuary by Wilhelmy Organbuilders in 2002. -Database Manager
Source: 2001 OHS Handbook
Great (unenclosed, CC-f3) Open Diapason 8 (54, 1-5 zinc interior; 6-8 central three; 9-11-13 left flat; 10-12-14 right flat; remainder interior), Stop'd Diapason Bass 8 (37, CC-e, stopped wood), Melodia [t.f] 8 (37, f0 stopped wood (one pipe), remainder open wood), Principal 4, Flute 4, Fifteenth 2
Swell (enclosed, CC-f3) Stop'd Diapason Bass 8 (17, CC-e0, stopped wood), Stop'd Diapason [t.f] 8 (37 stopped wood), Dulciana [t.f] 8 (37 common metal), Principal [t.f] 4 (37 common metal), Hautboy [t.f] 8 (37, reeds to c3, flues above)
PEDAL (unenclosed, CC-d1) Sub Bass 16 (27 stopped wood, from 1917 Möller; new pedalboard by Taylor & Boody)
Couplers Great & Swell Coupler, Pedal & Great Coupler
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