Geo. Kilgen & Son, Inc.
Opus 3709, 1926

Updated through online information from David Hufford. -- Great and Choir divisions are derived from the same pipework via unit EP actions. Swell and Echo divisions each have three stops on EP Ventil actions. Echo division of four stops (string, celeste, 97-note unit Gedeckt, and Vox Humana) located behind altar screen at opposite end of building. Organ originally prepared for additions including unenclosed Gt. First Open Diapason (first 17 pipes and actions exist in facade), Sw. 16' Fagotto, and Harp were never installed. Majority of instrument cleaned, restored, releathered, and rewired with new solid-state switching by SSOS; work done by Renaissance Pipe Organ Co.,. Inc., c. 2006. Original console combination machinery retained. Specification unaltered except for addition of 8' reed stop in Pedal, derived from existing Gt/Pd unit rank. Zephyr sound trap added to existing 3HP Spencer blower for main organ, and both blower motors renovated. The 18 ranks of pipes include three wooden 97-note Bourdon units, two Diapasons, six ranks of strings, two 8' chorus reeds, and two Vox Humanas (Swell and Echo). Organ dedicated by Pietro Yon of St. Patrick's Cathedral, New York City.

Installed in a refurbished building after a destructive fire in Spring 1920. Included an echo organ.