Note: Not extant. Not playable. (in this location)
2015-06-15 - This entry describes an original installation of a new pipe organ. Identified by Jim Lewis, using information found in Philadelphia Public Ledger March 18, 1857. -Database Manager
2021-07-31 - The console was placed in a gallery for the choir whilst the main body of hte organ was installed on the floor of the chapel, "an arrangment requiring a great deal more machinery than usual." The organ was described as compact because of limited space. "The organ is very steady in tone and each pipe speaks remarkably quick." -- from *Philadelphia Ledger*, 18 March 1857 -Paul R. Marchesano
Source: Philadelphia Ledger, March 18, 1857 March 18, 1857
GREAT (54 notes, C. C. to F. in alt., 409 pipes) Open Diapason 8, Violin 8, Stopped Diapason 8, Principal 4, Claribel Flute 4, Twelfth 2⅔, Fifteenth 2, Trumpet 8 ([shifting movement]), Clarionet 8
SWELL (42 notes, 4 ft. C to F. in alt., 206 pipes) Keraulophone 8, Stopped Diapason 8, Principal 4, Chimney Flute 4, Hautboy 8
Unknown
CHOIR BASS (12 notes, C. C. to B., 24 pipes [Swell Manual]) Stopped Diapason 8, Principal 4
PEDAL (12 notes [sic], C. C. to C.) Double Open Diapason 16 (CC to EE play Great Open Diapason)
COUPLERS Swell to Great, Choir Bass to Pedal
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