Ernest M. Skinner Company
Opus 250, 1916

From - The Baltimore Sun, October 8 1892 Pg 6
An article about various churches in Baltimore city getting new organs. Including Old St. Paul's Episcopal (not to be confused with St. Paul the Apostle (a chapel of Old St. Paul's located on Washington Blvd). The article gives some details of the new organ - 3 manuals, over 30 speaking stops, improved mechanical appliances, The choir division is not enclosed in a box, instrument is in the north corner next to the chancel, and is encased in walnut frame.

From - The Diapason Magazine Jan 1941 pg 13
A report concerning the December activities of the Chesapeake Chapter of the AGO. The members visited Old St. Paul's Church, to see and hear the newly rebuilt and enlarged Skinner organ. The work was carried out by "the Skinner Organ Co" (was this E. M. Skinner & Son or Aeolian Skinner Co?)

Research has yet to reveal if pipes of the 24yr old Odell were used in the 1916 Skinner & what was repaired and added to the 25 yr old E. M Skinner organ

Identified through information adapted from E. M. Skinner/Aeolian-Skinner Opus List, by Sand Lawn and Allen Kinzey (Organ Historical Society, 1997), and included here through the kind permission of Sand Lawn:
Replaced 1892 M.P. Möller retaining case; E.M. Skinner & Son did some work; altered by Duddy in 1971 with Austin console; rebuilt by M.P. Möller, #R-999 in 1980; now 3/60; altered in 1988-89 by M.P. Möller, #M-6188 with new console, adding new Antiphonal, and new one manual console for Antiphonal.