Belleville, New York
Masonic Temple (former Baptist Church)

Unknown Builder, 1856

GREAT                                        COUPLERS (Drawknob)
[8']     Open Diapason           56          Pedals to Sw.
[8']     Dulciana          (tc)  44          Pedals to Gt.
[8']     St. Dia. Treble   (tc)  44
[8']     St. Dia. Bass           12          Gt. to Sw.
[4']     Principal               56
[4']     Flute             (tc)  44
[2 2/3'] Twelfth                 56          PEDAL MOVEMENTS
[2']     Fifteenth               56          Swell Expression              (h-d)
[8']     Trumpet           (tf)  39

SWELL (Expressive)
[16']    Bourdon           (tf)  39
[8']     Open Diapason     (tf)  39
[8']     Voil d'Gamba [sic] (")  39          ACTION: Mech. Key & Stop
[8']     St. Dia. Treble   (tf)  39
[8']     St. Dia. Bass           17          VOICES: 15
[4']     Principal Treble  (tf)  39
[4']     Principal Bass          17          STOPS: 18
[8']     Hautboy           (tf)  39
                                             RANKS: 15
PEDAL (25 notes)
[16']    Open Diapason           13          PIPES: 688


NOTES
At the time of the 1970 OHS Convention, the Swell 8' Open Diapason,
4' Principal Treble, and 8' Hautboy had missing stop faces.

The similarity of the case and some othe features to the Andrews in
Canton Universalist Church indicate that it could be an Andrews or
perhaps a Marklove.

The 25-note pedlaboard has brass surfaces on the accidentals. The
rank has only 13 pipes so it repets for the second octave which
then gives a 32' pitch from CC to C.

The loswer 13 pipes of the Great 8' Open Diapason are en facade.
They feature raised mouths. The two small flats of 5 pipes each are
half-round wooden dummies.

Sources: 1970 OHS Convention Handbook