1970 - Image from a 1973 catalog (Photograph from an archival source: Delaware Organ Co., submitted by Scot Huntington/Scot Huntington)
2023-01-19 - The large brick church from 1905 burned leaving nothing but the walls standing in February of 1969. The new contemporary church was consecrated on Nov. 7, 1971. The functionally exposed organ is cantilevered on the wall above and behind the free-standing altar. Like the Schlicker unit organs whose design it closely emulates, the Principal chorus and Pedal bass is unenclosed and the accompanimental voices and reed are enclosed in a large swell box situated behind a decorative grill. -Scot Huntington
Source: Delaware catalog 1973
Watertown, New York
Church of the Sacred Heart
Delaware Organ Co. (1971) - Compasses: 61/32
GREAT ORGAN Rank
8' Principal C
8' Rohrfloete D
4' Octave C
4' Rohrfloete D
2 2/3' Nasat B
2' Principal C
2' Blockfloete F
III Mixture G
16' Fagot [tc] H
8' Fagot H
SWELL ORGAN
16' Dolcan B
8' Rohrfloete D
8' Dolcan B
8' Celeste E
4' Principal C
4' Blockfloete F&D
2' Rohrfloete D&F
1 1/3' Quint B
8' Fagot H
4' Fagot H
PEDAL
16' Subbass A
16' Dolcan Bass B
8' Principal C
8' Bourdon A
8' Dolcan B
4' Octave C
4' Rohrfloete D
2' Blockfloete F
III Mixture G
8' Fagot H
4' Fagot H
UNIT ANALYSIS (*) pipework under expression
A. Subbass 16' 44 pipes [wood]
B. Dolcan 16' 97 pipes *
C. Principal 8' 85 pipes
D. Rohrfloete 8' 73 pipes *
E. Celeste [tc] 49 pipes *
F. Blockfloete 2' 61 pipes *
G. Mixture III 183 pipes
H. Fagot 8' 61 pipes *
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