"Mr. Ryder built the organ using the chests, reservoir and most of the pipes of a two-manual tracker owned, it is believed, by a member of the church. The plain oak case, console and action, and several ranks are by Ryder. The organ once stood in a large semi-circular recess behind the pulpit, in what is a bay window formed by a squat tower. The front of the auditorium was changed to the opposite end in 1930, and the organ moved to a new platform by W. W. Laws. A few years ago the instrument was cleaned and quite carefully renovated. Many of the stops are very pleasing and the chorus is surprisingly bright, topped off with a not-so-sweet Oboe!" (Boston Organ Club Newsletter, February 1966)

To Portsmouth, RI.