Note: Not extant. Not playable. (in this location)
2004-10-30 - Burned in 1995. Formerly First Methodist. Building owned by Community Church. Chassis remained here. Pipes removed for use in Buhl organ in the Community Church (formerly Congregational bldg), which was never built. Later returned to chassis. -Database Manager
2020-12-12 - This was the smallest two-manual design Johnson & Son built during this late period in their production, and was an identical twin to the organ built for First Congregational Church (Op. 786, 1893), Kent, Connecticut, thirteen opus numbers prior. Given their proximity in the production schedule, it is possible some parts for both instruments may have been produced simultaneously. The instrument cost $1.300.00. -Scot Huntington
Viner ledger page 89, also published in the 25th Anniversary Issue of The Tracker 25:1:1980 page 33. Source: Charles Viner notebook in the American Organ Archives Recorded 1893
Wm. Johnson & Son (Opus 799, 1893)
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Morrisville, NY
GREAT (enclosed with Swell)
8' Open Diapason Bass Sc. 46 1-12 unenclosed
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8' Open Diapason t.c. 46 pipes
8' Dulciana Sc. 57 58 pipes, 1-17 capped
4' Octave Sc. 60 58 pipes
4' Flute d'Amour t.c. 46 pipes, bored stoppers, open metal trebles
SWELL
8' Viola Diapason Sc. 54 t.c. 46 pipes
8' Stopped Diapason Bass Bd #1 1-12
8' Stopped Diapason Bd #1 t.c. 46 pipes
4' Fugara Sc. 66 58 pipes
PEDAL
16' Sub Bass Sc. 10" 27 pipes
MECHANICALS
Swell to Great
Great to Pedal
Swell to Pedal
Pedal Check
Balance expression pedal
Fixed Combination Pedals for Great and Swell: Forte, Piano
* lack of a Swell Tremolo is unusual
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