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The stoplist in David Fox's book does not include couplers, other mechanical stops, or pipe counts. The August 1892 Roosevelt catalog states 26 speaking stops and 41 total stops. Pipe counts given here assume 58-note compass in the manuals (with 46 pipes for the Voix Celestes) and 30-note compass in the Pedal; the totals match those in the newspaper article reproduced in the DOCUMENTS tab. David H. Fox, Hilborne and Frank Roosevelt, 2nd ed. (Richmond, Va.: OHS Press, 2015), 299. Fox's source is Stoplist, American Organ Archives, Princeton, N.J.
Originally Written/Published: 2015

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Paul R. Marchesano on June 25th, 2026:

According to the Omaha Daily Bee, Oct 19, 1890:
"Mr. and Mrs. George E. Pritchett have given a new stop for the Trinity cathedral organ, called "Vox Celestis," memorial to their daughter. The stop happened to have been made, though it was not ordered with the organ."


Steven Bartley on June 25th, 2026:

from Evening World-Herald Omaha NE pg6 -- See DOCUMENTS tab for article.
Article concerning the new Roosevelt organ includes some info about the organ
cost approx $6400
Great = 11 stops (638 pipes)
Swell = 12 stops (800 pipes)
Pedal = 3 stops (90 pipes)
Case = Oak and gold finished facade pipes
17'-6" tall x 18'-8" wide x 16'-3" deep
Located in chamber right side of chancel, at choir floor level

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