The Presbyterian Church
Cherry Valley, New York

Nameplate: C.E. Morey 
           Utica, New York

No. 276, 1911
Compass: 61/30
Metal pipework of spotted metal.
Stained oak casework with a gold-painted façade of speaking basses and dummies.
Stops listed in jamb order.

GREAT

Gr. Open Diapason   8'  1-17 façade
Gr. Dulciana        8'  
Gr. Melodia         8'  stopped wood bass, then open wood with inverted mouths
Gr. Octave          4'
Gr. Flute d'Amour   4'  bored stoppers, 24 open metal trebles
Gr. Fifteenth       2'

SWELL (enclosed behind vertical shutters)

Sw. Bourdon Treble  16'  t.c. wood
Sw. Bourdon Bass    16'  1-12 wood
Sw. Salicional       8'  1-12 Quintadena
Sw. Open Diapason    8'  1-12 stopped metal
Sw. Oboe             8'  Oboe Gamba, 1-12 Quintadena
Sw. Aeoline          8'  1-12 from S.D.
Sw. Stopped Diapason 8'  wood
Sw. Flute Harmonic   4'  harmonic from c25
Sw. Violina          4'
Tremolo

PEDAL

Ped. Bourdon        16' wood

COUPLERS (on-off pistons)
Sw. to Gr. 
Sw. to Gr. at Octaves (knob)
Gr. to Pedal
Sw. to Pedal

Bellows Signal
Wind Indicator

Pedal movements:
Great: Forte, Mezzo
Swell: Forte, Piano

 [Received from Scot Huntington 2015-04-19.]