2020-04-09 - This entry describes alterations to an existing organ. <br>Identified by William L Degan, who has heard or played the organ.<br>The organ is behind the original case and facade centrally in the chancel. The facade has beautifully stencilled pipes. The stencilling had been painted over, but was more recently restored. -Database Manager
Source: Taken from console. Feb. 2010, from the console and with help from an older document
R. M. Minium (& Sons) (1935ca.) First Presbyterian Church Watsontown, PA Great 8 Open Diapason (61 pipes) 8 Melodia (61 pipes) 8 Dulciana (61 pipes) 4 Octave (61 pipes) Gt to Gt 16 Gt to Gt 4 Sw to Gt 16 Sw to Gt 8 Sw to Gt 4 Chimes (21 chimes) Swell 8 Viole (61 pipes) 8 Stopped Diapason (61 pipes) 8 Salicional (61 pipes) 8 Aeoline (Celeste) (61 pipes) 4 Rohrflute (61 pipes) 8 Oboe Horn (61 pipes) Sw to Sw 16 Sw to Sw 4 Tremulant Pedal 16 Bourdon (32 pipes) (2 valves wind) 16 Lieblich Gedeckt (1 valve) Gt to Ped 8 Sw to Ped 8 3 pistons affecting Gt and Pedal 3 pistons affecting Sw and Pedal Mechanical swell pedal, affects all pipes. Stenciled facade O.D. pipes are playable, but not connected. The Open Diapason bass pipes in the box are newer.
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