Unknown Builder
1970 ca.

Recent updates:

• Organ swell shutters are now unhooked and fully open as they were inoperative
• Clarinet rank is non-functional
• Computer for midi is INOP
• Pedals only have a single octave , repeating C1 instead of C2, however all 32 work.
• Some stops are playing on all manuals regardless of correct division
• Chimes play 80% complete
• Swell manual linkage is freeing up with regular usage and more notes now play correctly
• Many pipes are damaged and or missing from both chest 1 and 2
• Many, many notes are in the wrong place... so often notes may miss in entirety or not be in proper scale

Originally installed in 1912 as Op. 413 at St. Mark Methodist Church in Atlanta; this console is a replacement console installed before the organ at St. Mark was replaced by an Aeolian-Skinner in 1970.

The organ is about 60% functional. I was granted permission to restore as much as possible. It has been over 8 years since last played until today.

It has numerous non-functional stops and almost every rank is missing at least one pipe.

The console has had an old style MIDI system added which ran off of a floppy disk system on an old windows PC.

It will need deeper cleaning and some relay as well key and action work done.