Note: Not extant. Not playable. (in this location)
2016-07-06 - Organ began as a Wurlitzer "Style B" built in 1927 for the Windsor Theatre, Brooklyn, New York. The organ was repossessed. Wurlitzer rebuilt the organ and sold it to WNAC Radio, Boston, Massachusetts (November 11, 1930). The organ was later combined with WNAC's other Wurlitzer (1930, opus 1742) plus additions to become a 2/14 (April 3, 1932). In 1942, the combined organ was moved to the Town Hall in Stoneham, Massachusetts. -Database Manager
Stoplist from <i>Sixty-one Years of Town Meetings</i> by Bruce Netten Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded
Boston, Massachusetts
WNAC Radio
The Rudolph Wurlitzer Co. 1942 2 manuals, 14 ranks
Combined Style B (Opus 1602) and Style 190 (Opus 1742)
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MAIN CHAMBER SOLO CHAMBER
8' Post Horn 61 pipes 8' Brass Trumpet 61 pipes
8'-4' Tibia Clausa Minor 73 pipes 16'-4' Harmonic Tuba 85 pipes
8' Salicional 61 pipes 16'-4' Diaphonic Diapason 85 pipes
8'-4' Violin 73 pipes 8'-4' Tibia Clausa Major 73 pipes
8'-4' Violin Celeste 73 pipes 8' Clarinet 61 pipes
16'-2' Concert Flute 97 pipes 8' Krumet 61 pipes
8' Vox Humana 61 pipes 8' Oboe Horn 61 pipes
Cathedral Chimes 18 notes
TREMULANTS Glockenspiel 30 notes
Main Xylophone 37 notes
Solo Chrysoglott 49 notes
Tuba Traps and Effects
Vox Humana
[Received from Steven E. Lawson 2016-07-06]
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