2004-10-30 - Altered by Dudley Terrill and Jeremy Cooper in 1972, 2-12. Partially restored by Bozeman 1984, 2-12. -Database Manager
2008-12-19 - Updated through on-line information from George Bozeman. -- Nameplate: Johnson/WESTFIELD, MASS./Op. 308 1869. Ratchet swell pedal has three ratchet positions plus fully open by pushing pedal left into notch; ratchet positions released by center button in pedal, all cone-tuned pipes fitted with tuning slides; pumping levers etc apparently still extant, organ basically original condition -Database Manager
Stoplist from George Bozeman. On-line update from George Bozeman. Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded
Goffstown, New Hampshire
St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
Johnson Opus 308 (1869)
Stoplist -- console layout
Stops on left side
top row
Octave (4) Oboe (8 t.c.) Tremolo
middle row
Salicional (8 t.c.) Stop'd Diapason Bass (8) Stop'd Diapason (8 t.c.)
bottom row
Pedal Bourdon (16) Bellows Signal (blower switch)
Stops on right side
top row
Fifteenth (2) Twelfth (2 2/3) Flute (4 1-12 std wood, added?)
middle row
Octave (4) Melodia (8 t.c.) St'd Diapason Bass (8)
bottom row
Dulciana (8, face not original) Open Diapason (8, 15 in facade)
Couplers above top manual
Great to Pedale, Swell to Pedale, Swell to Great
Nameplate: Johnson/WESTFIELD, MASS./Op. 308 1869
Composition pedals
Great Forte Pedal (full Great)
Great Piano Pedal (retires all but Melodia and Std Bass)Regrettably, it is not possible to display the information about the sponsor of this pipeorgandatabase entry or if there is a sponsor. Please see About Sponsors on Pipe Organ Database.