1880s - Church exterior (Photograph from an archival source: Hamilton Public Library - Local History & Archives, submitted by Andrew Henderson/Andrew Henderson)
Note: Not extant. Not playable. (in this location)
2024-01-12 - From the *Hamilton Spectator* (October 17, 1873): "The new organ for All Saints' Church was erected in its place to-day. It was manufactured, and delivered here, by S. R. Warren & Co., of Montreal, at the expense of the Hon. Samuel Mills. It is a beautiful instrument of four octaves, with front reeds tastefully ornamented, and gilded, costing $1,100. The organist is Master Wm. E. Fairclough a lad of but fourteen years of age and a pupil of Professor Devine. The organ will be first used at public service on Sunday the 26th inst." -Andrew Henderson
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