Unknown - Home Exterior (Hour Detroit Magazine/Jeff Scofield)
Note: Not extant. Not playable. (in this location)
2024-06-24 - From Wikipedia: Frederick Kimball Stearns (December 6, 1854 – June 7, 1924) was an American businessman who was the president of Frederick Stearns & Company, a pharmaceutical manufacturing business, from 1887 to 1921. He was also the organizer of the Detroit Orchestral Association, which later became the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, a trustee of the Detroit Museum of Art, and the owner of the Detroit Wolverines baseball team in the National League from 1885 to 1888. -Jeff Scofield
2024-06-24 - When Mr. Stearns moved to Beverly Hills, California, ca.1917, he sold the home, including the organ, to John W. Anderson; in 1918 Mr. Anderson added a Vox Humana, Harp and Chimes to the organ; in 1922, 22 ranks (including a 4-rank Echo) were added, the console rebuilt and Duo-Art Cabinet were installed. This information is taken from "The Aeolian Pipe Organ And Its Music," by Rollin Smith. -Jeff Scofield
Source: Contract, OHS Archives via Roman Lizak November 27, 1906
MANUALE I Principale Grandee 8, Violino Primo 8, Voce Angelica 8, Viol d'Amore 8, Flauto Lontano 8, Flauto Minore 4, Oboe Caccia 8
MANUALE II Principale Grande 8, Violino Primo 8, Viol d'Amore 8, Voce Angelica 8, Flauto Minore 4, Flauto Lontano 8, Oboe Caccia 8
PEDALE Contra Basso 16
MANUALE II to MANUALE I 8, MANUALE I to MANUALE I 16, MANUALE I to MANUALE I 4, MANUALE II to MANUALE I 4, MANUALE II to MANUALE II 16, MANUALE II to MANUALE II 4, MANUALE II to PEDALE 8, MANUALE I to PEDALE 8
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