Franklin NH United Methodist Church
E. & G. G. Hook, 1852, Opus 138
Originally in the College Chapel, Hanover NH, where it was replaced by George S. Hutchings 1887 Opus 165.
Moved to Franklin 1887
Alterations by Andover in 1969
	Pedalboard replaced with a flat 27 note pedalboard, and 15 new pipes added to original 12 to complete the compass of the new pedalboard.
	All metal pipes fitted with aluminum tuning slides. Current pitch ca. 438 Hz.
	Great Bell Gamba replaced with a new Mixture III
	Swell String replaced with a 1 1/3' Quint
	Great Flute 4' 1-20 probably added by Andover
	Horizontal swell shades retained but now operated by a balanced pedal.

1852 stoplist:

Great: 54 notes
Open Diapason 8', 54 pipes, 17 speaking in facade, lowest note in facade is G.
Melodia 8', 35 pipes, tenor g
Dulciana 8' 35 pipes, tenor g
Stopped Diap. Bass 8', 19 pipes
Principal 4', 54 pipes
Flute 4', probably 35 pipes, tenor g, low 19 pipes probably added by Andover
Twelfth 2 2/3', 54 pipes
Fifteenth 2', 54 pipes
	Bell Gamba (Viola d’Amour?) 8' probably 35 pipes, tenor g, replaced with a Mixture III, 162 pipes by Andover

Swell: 54 notes, 1-19 on separate chest outside Swell box
Open Diapason 8', 35 pipes, tenor g
Stopped Diapason 8', 35 pipes, tenor g
Stopped Diap. Bass 8', 19 pipes
Principal 4', 35 pipes, tenor g
Hautboy 8', 35 pipes, tenor g, (knob says Trumpet)
	Viola de Gamba? 8', 35 pipes, tenor g, replaced with a Larigot 1 1/3', 35 pipes, tenor g, by Andover
Tremolo

Pedal: 12 notes?, extended to 27 by Andover
Sub Bass 16', 12 pipes, 15 pipes added by Andover

Couplers:
Swell to Great
Swell to Pedal
Great to Pedal

Bellows signal

 [Received from George Bozeman 2013-08-23.]