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A new organ installed in a new building. -- Alan Swartz identified the organ through information in A Brief History and Guide to the Church of Saint James the Less, written in 1983 by Paul W. Kayser. On page 14, there is a very short reference to the installation of the organ and its relocation and enlargement within the room in 1858. It was replaced by an Odell in 1876.
Related Instrument Entries: William Archibald Corrie (ca. 1858)
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