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David E. Wallace (1991)

High Street Congregational Church, UCC
106 Pleasant Street
Auburn, ME

OHS convention: 1992


Images


1991 - Console and chancel facade (Photograph from an archival source: 1992 OHS Handbook, William T. Van Pelt, submitted by Paul R. Marchesano/Paul R. Marchesano)

Consoles

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Notes

2004-10-30 - The original builder was Skinner Organ Co. (1926, Opus 583). -Database Manager

2004-10-30 - Status Note: There 1992 -Database Manager

2004-10-30 - Built for First Church of Christ, Scientist, Malden, Massachusetts. Moved through OCH 1986 to Thomas R. Thomas residence in West Palm Beach, Florida, then sold through OCH to this church. Enlarged by 2 stops in new case. [Previous bldg destroyed by fire in 1985.] -Database Manager

2007-10-03 - Updated through online information from James R. Stettner. -- Organ was originally 2/7. -Database Manager

2022-09-08 - **From the *1992 OHS Handbook*:** The Skinner Organ Co. Instrument was built for the First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Malden, Massachusetts, and installed in a chamber behind grillework. After the Malden church closed, the Organ Clearing House relocated the organ In 1986, to the studio of Thomas R. Thomas in West Palm Beach, Florida, and it was restored there by Thomas-Pierce, Ltd., which subsequently offered it for sale. In due course, the Clearing House suggested it to the High Street Church and moved it there from Florida; David Wallace enlarged and installed it in Its new home. The casework was designed for the High Street Church by James A. Stillson of Dallas, Texas. The original Great consisted of a leathered Diapason 8' and a prepared-for Clarabella 8'. Jason McKown replaced the original Diapason 8' with new pipes from the shop of Thomas Anderson, and installed a new Spitzflote 8' in place of the never-installed Clarabella 8'. The Swell had room for a prepared-for Geigen Principal 8'; Jason McKeown installed instead a Viola 4', actually a "Prestant" 4'. David E. Wallace added the Octave Chorus III and the Nazard 2⅔', utilizing blank knobs in each division. -Paul R. Marchesano


Stoplist

Source: 1992 OHS Handbook

Great (61 notes) Diapason 8 (61 m), Spitz Flöte 8 (61 m), Salicional 8 ([Swell]), Gedeckt 8 ([Swell]), Flute 4 ([Swell]), Octave Chorus III (183 m)

Swell (61 notes, enclosed) Gedeckt 8 (73 w&m), Salicional 8 (73 m), Voix Celeste 8 (73 m), Viola 4 (73 m), Flute 4 (73 m), Nazard 2⅔ (73 m), FIügel Horn 8 (73 m), Tremolo

Pedal (32 notes) Bourdon 16 (32 w), Flute 8 (12 w (ext Pedal Bourdon))

Couplers (by tilting tablets) Swell to Pedal 8', 4', Great lo Pedal, Swell to Great 16', 8', 4', Swell 16', 4', Great 4'

Pedal movements balanced Swell pedal, balanced Cresc pedal

Combinations Swell 1- 2-3, Great 1- 2 -3, Setter ([unlabelled]), Cancel

Reversibles (toe studs) Gr to Ped, Sforz

Accessories two indicator lights


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