Gottlieb F. Votteler
1901 ca.

Franklin Circle Masonic Temple

2831 Franklin Boulevard
Cleveland, OH, US

13 Ranks - 738 Pipes
Instrument ID: 2884 ● Builder ID: 6447 ● Location ID: 2759
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  • Notes: Manual I
  • Notes: (61 pipes, scribed β€œC Open 41 Votteler,” 3 basses tubed in interior on tubular-pneumatic action, DD# -FF in facade, CC-b2 slotted, c3-c4 slide-tuned)
  • Notes: (61 pipes, CC-BB stopped wood, remainder open pine, inverted mouths, oak blocks)
  • Notes: (49 pipes, CC-BB from Melodia, spotted metal, slotted, scroll-tuned)
  • Notes: (61 pipes, CC-BB quintadena construction, papered canisters; remainder spotted metal, c0-a#2 slotted, scroll-tuned, remainder open cone-tuned)
  • Notes: (61 pipes, CC-EE zinc, slotted, scroll-tuned; FF-BB spotted metal, slotted, scroll-tuned; remainder open spotted metal, cone-tuned)
  • Notes: (61 pipes, CC-c2 stopped wood, arched mouths; remainder open common metal, cone-tuned)
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  • Notes: Manual II , enclosed
  • Notes: (61 pipes, CC-BB stopped wood; c0-e0 open zinc; remainder spotted metal, slotted)
  • Notes: (61 stopped wood, throughout)
  • Notes: [61 pipes] (CC-BB stopped wood; remainder spotted metal; c0-f#1 slotted, scroll-tuned; remainder open, cone-tuned)
  • Notes: [49 pipes] (CC-BB from 8ΚΉ Salicional, remainder spotted metal, slotted, scroll-tuned)
  • Notes: [61 pipes] (CC-GG open zinc; remainder common metal, harmonic from c0; CC-c3 slotted, remainder open cone-tuned)
  • Notes: [61 pipes] (spotted metal, CC-c2 slotted, scroll-tuned; remainder open cone-tuned)
  • Notes: (entire organ)
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  • Notes: 30 notes
  • Notes: (30 pipes, stopped wood, tubular-pneumatic action)
16'
  • Notes: (on/off pistons in keyslip of Manual II )
  • Notes: (on/off pistons in keyslip of Manual II )
  • Notes: (on/off pistons in keyslip of Manual II )
  • Notes: (draws, 8ΚΉ Melodia, 8ΚΉ Dulciana, 4ΚΉ Flute, Pedal 16ΚΉ Bourdon, double-acting)
  • Notes: (draws all Great stops and Pedal 16ΚΉ Bourdon)
  • Notes: (engraved G.F. Votteler Organ co., Cleveland, O.)
  • Notes: (inoperable)
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CONSOLES

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Builder: Unknown
Position: Unknown
Design: Unknown
Pedalboard Type: Unknown
Features:
2 Manuals 13 StopsMechanical (Unknown) Key ActionMechanical Stop Action
Stop Layout: Unknown
Expression Type: Unknown
Combination Action: Unknown
Control System: Unknown or N/A

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DETAILS

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Exhibited in the 2009 OHS convention(s)
This instrument is: Extant and Playable in this location

Database Manager on October 30th, 2004:

Status Note: There 1995.

Database Manager on October 30th, 2004:

Pipes intact. Temple may reject organ (June 1995). Hillgreen-Lane? theater organ also in temple.

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