St. Boniface Roman Catholic Church
7401 Columbus Street
New Vienna,
IA
52065 US
Organ ID: 7089
From the 1986 OHS Handbook: "The Principal 16' has some stopped wood basses; the Viola de Gamba 8' has 6 open wood basses. The Flute d'Amour 4' has 12 stopped wood basses with drilled stoppers. The Geigen Principal 8' has open wood basses with inverted mouths; the Swell 8' strings share an octave of stopped metal pipes. The bottom octave of the Flauto Harmonique 4' is of open wood melodias; the tenor octave is open metal; the stop is harmonic from MC. The Violoncello 8' has inverted mouths. The organ was renovated by Carroll Hanson of Iowa City in 1972. The wind system is not original, having been replaced at the time of the renovation."
Updated through online information from John Panning.
Updated through online information from John Seboldt.
The builder did not use opus numbers to identify his work, but the catalog number S-70 was assigned to this instrument by Elizabeth Towne Schmitt and may be used for reference.
Status Note: There 1986