Identified through on-line information from Nathaniel Powell. -- From the website - "Cleaning of chambers, mechanical equipment, and pipe work of the M.P. Möller organ opus 8924, dating from 1956. The organ also was outfitted with a new computer based key action and combination system by Artisan Classic Organ Company, as well the addition of several new digital voices built by the Walker Technical Company of Zionsville, Pennsylvania. Organ Supply industries were responsible for the revoicing of the principal chorus, as well as the replacement of older reed pipes from the Positive, Pedal, and Solo divisions and additions to the Great Principal Chorus. Improvements were also made to the expression systems of all enclosed divisions." From today I found the organ in 2 chambers (right and left) above the choir (about 10 - 15 feet) and if you angle yourself right you can see the pipes but they are covered by a screen. The console is hidden by the placement of a modesty bar curtain combo on the left side (looking at the chancel).