Bernard [Bernhard] Mudler
1902ca.

Updated through online information from James R. Stettner. -- The organ was originally built for this location. When that congregation disbanded in 1995, the organ was removed by Patrick J. Murphy & Assoc. and stored at their facility in Stowe, PA. It was purchased by the Trinity United Methodist Church of Port Townsend, WA in 2002, and picked-up by two parishioners and driven across the country in 2003. Some of the pipework was badly damaged in the past. Replacement pipework had Kimball characteristics. The drawknobs for each division are a different color wood. The 3-sectional stenciled facade contains the first 19 pipes of the Great 8 ft. Open Diapason. 1-6 are stopped wood diatonically divided on either side of the other 13 zinc facade pipes. The fixed foot trundles are for Piano and Forte and affect both Swell and Great, but not the Pedal nor the couplers. The pedalboard sharps are radiating.

Status Note: There 1997

For sale 1997 by Patrick Murphy.