2004-10-30 - From Orange, MA. Built for Universalist, Orange, MA [When replaced by a Johnson in 1893??] -Database Manager
2015-09-01 - Updated through online information from John Igoe. -- URL links to video showing organ being played in 2014 -Database Manager
stoplist from console 10 Nov 2014 Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded
Manchester, New Hampshire St. Joseph RC Cathedral, Chapel Hook & Hasting Opus 500, 1869 Melodia 8' (replacement face, actually Stopped Diapason Treble 8')34 pipes Stopped Diapason Bass 8' 12 pipes Open Diapason 8' from tenor C 34 pipes Salicional 8' 34 pipes Sub Bass 16' 25 pipes Flute (replacement face, open Flute 4') Octave 4' 34 pipes Mixture II ranks, 1 1/3' 1' breaks to 2 2/3' 2' at middle c Pedale Coupler Empty hole for stopknob (Bellows Signal?, Tremolo?) All pipes except Pedale enclosed. hitchdown swell pedal at right. Façade pipes are silent, with no languids, but there appears to be holes at front of windchest for a vertical slider to feed 12 façade pipes for 1-12 of a Diapason. Obviously this option wasn't taken because the façade pipes cannot play. Organ playable, in fair but worn condition. Wind pressure may be a trifle high as some pipes sound a bit forced. [Received from George Bozeman 2014-12-12.]
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