December 2010 - Picture of the organ as it was in the church when it was still semi-functional (Photograph by Shawn Rancatore/Shawn Rancatore)
Note: Not playable. (in this location)
2004-10-30 - Was First Cumberland Presbyterian. -Database Manager
2014-12-20 - Updated through online information from Steve Rancatore. -- Organ is in very good condition. Currently the motor is not attached so it would have to be connected in order to play it. The last time it was connected it worked very well. The church that the organ is in is currently for sale and the church will probably be torn down in order for another building to be put on the lot. The final fate of the organ is to be determined based on the sale. -Database Manager
2023-07-19 - This organ is in a church building that will be demolished soon by a local real estate developer. The building is no longer in the control of the church congregation and efforts by the local historical society have been unsuccessful to save the structure. I believe the organ itself has been partially dismantled but there doesn't appear to be any attempts to preserve it or relocate it. -Shawn Rancatore
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