South Congregational Church
9 Pleasant St.
Middletown, CT
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2024-11-03 - Church exterior (Daniel Kendzior/Daniel Kendzior)
2024-11-03 - Sanctuary interior (Daniel Kendzior/Daniel Kendzior)
2024-11-03 - Pipe facade (Daniel Kendzior/Daniel Kendzior)
2024-11-03 - Console (Daniel Kendzior/Daniel Kendzior)
2024-11-03 - Builder's nameplate (Daniel Kendzior/Daniel Kendzior)
2024-11-03 - Great stoptabs (Daniel Kendzior/Daniel Kendzior)
2024-11-03 - Swell stoptabs (Daniel Kendzior/Daniel Kendzior)
2024-11-03 - Pedal stoptabs (Daniel Kendzior/Daniel Kendzior)
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Notes
2016-03-16 - This entry describes an original installation of a new pipe organ. Identified by Scot Huntington, based on personal knowledge of the organ.<br><br>The organ is installed in reflective casework behind a wide pipe fence of Great and Pedal Principal basses, free-standing and arranged around the rose window in the rear gallery. The neo-gothic brick structure was built ca. 1868, and previously housed two organs installed in the front chancel area: Wm A. Johnson Op. 263, 1868 (2 manuals with a detached, reversed console); and a 46-register Geo. S. Hutchings, No. 145, 1885.<br><br>The organ was shipped from the factory January 8, 1965 and installed by Osiander, Jones, and Roderer. -Database Manager
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