Note: Not playable. (in this location)
2009-05-19 - Identified through information in <i>List of More than 5200 Moller Pipe Organs</i> (Hagerstown, Maryland. M. P. Möller, 1928). -Database Manager
2018-07-24 - Information from Hillgreen, Lane & Co. opus list, compiled by Bynum Petty<br> Contract: April 1915. 61-note manual compass (CC-c4), 32-note pedal compass (C–g1). Rebuild of Moller Opus 1015. Sidney C. Durst, consultant. Electric blower. Price: $6,700. -Database Manager
2023-08-25 - From Wikipedia: "Built in 1902 according to a design by Alfred Oscar Elzner's firm, the Stearns House is a stone building with a stone foundation and a terracotta roof. Among its leading architectural features appears at the middle of the facade: a pavilion with a porte-cochère. Other structural details, such as the hip roof sitting atop the two-story walls, give it an appearance of a variant of the American Foursquare. It is distinguished from comparable houses in the city by its massive size, which helps to create an unusually strong sense of early twentieth century architecture in its appearance. Edward Stearns was a member of a family of prominent industrialists; his relative George Stearns was a founding partner of Stearns and Foster, a company that owned a textile mill in the nearby village of Lockland and operated a mattress-manufacturing plant, and Edward was later the company's head. Edward lived in the house from its construction until his death in 1914, after which a later company chief, Evan Foster Stearns, moved in with his family; his son Evan Jr., who also led the firm, was born in the house and lived there until 1984." The residence had 14,000 square feet and 10 bedrooms. When the home was offered for sale in 2020, the write-up said the organ was still in place, but not functioning. -Jeff Scofield
2024-09-18 - "Accepted 30 Dec 1915. Erected by Brick" Confirmed rebuild of Moller Opus 1015, 1908. See DOCUMENTS tab for original contract. -Paul R. Marchesano
Accessories: All coupler cancel; Compound coupler cancel (pistons). Reversible Pistons: Swell to Great; Great to Pedal; Swell to Pedal; Choir to Pedal; Sforzando Pedal. Great, Choir & Swell Expression pedals. Balanced Crescendo & Diminuendo pedal (no dials) Source: Original contract 1915-04-13
Great Erzahler 8 (metal, new), 2nd Diapason 8 (metal, ex), Diapason 8 (metal, ex), Dolce 8 (metal, old), Doppel Floete 8 (wood, new), Clarabella 8 (wood, new), Octave 4 (metal, new), Wald Floete 4 (wood, ex), Twelfth 2 2/3 (metal, new), Fifteenth 2 (metal, new), Mixture III (metal, new), French Horn 8 (reed, new), Chimes (old, 20 notes), Cornopean 8 (reed, new)
Swell Lieblich Bourdon 16 (wood, part new), Diapason 8 (metal, new), Salicional 8 (metal, ex), Aeoline 8 (metal, old), Celeste 8 (metal, ex), Gedeckt 8 (wood, new), Violina 4 (metal, new), Vox Angelica 8 (metal, new), Mixture III (metal), Rohr Floete 4 (wood & metal, ex), Fagotta 16 (reeds, new), Oboe 8 (61 notes), Vox Humana 8 (reeds, old), Piccolo 2 (metal), English Horn 8 (reeds, new. (in Echo)), Harp (49 notes)
Choir Dulciana 16 (metal, new), Violin Diapason 8 (metal, ex), Viola 8 (metal, old), Dulciana 8 (metal, old), Unda Maris 8 (metal, new), Quintadena 8 (metal, old), Flauto Traverso 4 (wood, new), Flautino 2 (metal, new), Clarinet 8 (reed, old), Orchestral Oboe 8 (reeds, new)
Pedal (Augmented) Diapason 16 (wood, new), Violon 16 (wood, new), Bourdon 16 (wood, old), Lieblich Gedeckt 16, Dulciana 16, Octave 8, Gedeckt 8 (wood, old), Floete 8, Cello 8, Fagotta 16
Swell to Great 16, Swell to Great 4, Swell to Swell 16, Swell to Great 8, Swell to Choir 16, Swell to Swell 4, Swell to Choir 4, Swell to Choir 8, Swell to Pedal 8, Swell to Pedal 4, Choir to Great 16, Choir to Great 8, Choir to Great 4, Choir to Pedal 8, Choir to Choir 4, Choir to Choir 16, Choir to Pedal 4, Great to Pedal 8, Great to Pedal 4, Swell to Swell, Choir to Choir
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