2022-07-15 - The organ was originally built in 1974 for St. Paul resident Gary Thomas. When Thomas died in 2019, he bequeathed the organ to a friend of his named Bill Muldoon, who was a College of Saint Benedict chemistry professor. Muldoon decided to donate the instrument to the College of Saint Benedict, where it was relocated to by local organ builder Russell Draeger in 2020. It is currently used as a practice organ in the Benedicta Arts Center. -Owen Lenzmeier
2024-01-29 - The Wolff was relocated and reinstalled by Russell Draeger, but no tonal or mechanical changes were made. -Jim Stettner
Source: Stoplist taken from console 2022
Manual I Bourdon 8, Flûte conique 4, Doublette 2, Cymbale II, Musette 8
Manual II Flûte à cheminée 8, Flûte à fuseau 4, Cornet II 2⅔, Sifflet 1
Pedal (pull-down) Bourdon 16 (12 (extension of 8' Bourdon))
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