2023-01-23 - According to *The Brantford Daily Expositor* of February 5, 1909, the organ specifications were drawn up by Mr. W. N. Andrews. The organ, to be built by the Warren Organ Company of Woodstock, was projected to cost $1,500 and be installed by Easter of that year. The case was to be "of quarter-cut oak, highly finished, and the front pipes will be handsomely decorated in gold and colors. The organ will be fitted with communal windchests, tubular pneumatic action throughout, and Spencer water motor. The console will have a roll top and will be placed at right angles to the organ, that the player may command the choir." The church has been closed and torn down, and the fate of this instrument is unknown. -Andrew Henderson
Source: The Brantford Daily Expositor February 5, 1909
Great Organ Open Diapason 8 (metal, 61 notes), Dulciana 8 (metal, 61 notes), Wald Flute 4 (wood, 61 notes)
Swell Organ Violin Diapason 8 (metal, 61 notes?), Stopped Diapason 8 (wood, 61 notes), Aeoline 8 (metal, stopped bass, 61 notes)
Pedal Organ Bourdon 16 (wood, 30 notes)
"Tablet Couplers" & Mechanical Swell to Great Unison, Swell to Great Sub, Swell to Great Super, Swell at Octaves, Great to Pedal, Swell to Pedal, Crescendo Pedal, Tremolo to Swell, Sforzando (toe piston?), Balanced Swell
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