2021-09-06 - The core of this instrument was Moller, Opus 5349 - originally built for First Methodist Episcopal Church in Detroit. It was 7-ranks. At a later, undocumented date, it was relocated to Albuquerque, New Mexico and three Wicks ranks added. This instrument was acquired by Kelvin Smith in 1993 and relocated to his home in Spanish Fork Canyon, Utah. The original seven Moller ranks and one of the Wicks ranks remain in the present, greatly enlarged instrument. The organ has grown over many years and incorporates repurposed pipework by Austin, Estey, Gottfried, C.S. Haskell, Hillgreen-Lane, Johnson & Son, Moller, Skinner, Wicks, and Unknown. -Jim Stettner
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