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This organ received OHS Citation number 54, 1986-07-19.

The organ is in a gallery-level case at the rear of the room. There are hinged doors that enclose keyboards. There is an attached keydesk en fenêtre.

One manual. 8 stops. 8 registers. 9 ranks.

Slider chests. Mechanical key action. Mechanical stop action.

Drawknobs in vertical rows on flat jambs. No enclosed divisions. No combination action.

Notes:

• Status Note: There 1986 (OHS PC Database. 2004-10-30)
• Cost 200ú. Restored 1960 by Thomas Eader. Case refinished, new reservoir. (OHS PC Database. 2004-10-30)
• Updated through on-line information from K. Bryan Kirk. -- Restored by George Taylor in 1970, and maintained by Taylor & Boody - organ in superb condition - all original, may still be hand-pumped. Organ played every Sunday for services and used occasionally for concerts (Database Manager. 2006-01-21)

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