1936-04-03 - Organ Case (Photograph by Victor Stankiewitz/Database Manager)
Note: Not extant. Not playable. (in this location)
2004-10-30 - Church and organ consecrated 23 Dec 1849. Originally installed on approval in rear gallery. Purchased for $800. Building originally at Woodward Ave. & Woodbridge St. Moved to front of church at some point before relocation of the building [in 1955?]. Electrified in 1920's?? By 1973 only a portion of the case existed. Electrified in the 1920's, the instrument is otherwise completely original and tonally perhaps thge most charming in the entire area. It now sits silently in the chancel due to a blower malfunction and the presence of a new three-manual gallery installation. -Database Manager
Typed stoplist from the Historic Organs table of the OHS PC Database Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded
Detroit, Michigan Mariners' Church, Episcopal (Stoplist from Detroit Daily Advertiser, 5 Jan 1850 quoted in T 18:1:) Open Diapason to G, 59 pipes Stop Diapason Principal Dulciana Violano Flute Fifteenth Trumpet "One octave of pedal and swell to 4 feet C." [As of 1950, 25 note pedal.]
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