2004-10-30 - Rebuilt Outerbridge date?, 3-31. El. pedal action. Rebuilt by Andover. -Database Manager
2018-08-03 - Updated by James R. Stettner, listing this website as a source of information: http://fplex.org/index.php/music-and-choir/pipe-organ/. <br> <br>3-sectional facade arranged: 7-13-7. 16 of these 27 pipes are speaking. According to the current parish website, \"The Hutchings organ consisted originally of 27 stops distributed over three manuals and pedal, with couplers, a swell box, tremolo, and some mechanical registration assists. The original keyboard action was, and remains, mechanical, where wooden trackers run directly from the key to the valve under each pipe; the original pedal action was tubular pneumatic (now electro-pneumatic). The character of the instrument exemplified the late‑Romantic ideal. Its many unison stops, rather orchestral in nature and speaking directly into the room, would have filled the sanctuary with a mellow, warm sound.\" At some time in the 1920s, the entire organ was placed under expression with a large set of louvers directly behind the facade pipes. These were later removed. -Database Manager
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