Pughtown, Pennsylvania
Residence: Everett & Grace Rodebaugh aka "Welkinweir"

Skinner Organ Co., Opus 742, 1928
Aeolian-Skinner, Opus 742-A, 1941 - Relocation & Installation


      MANUAL I – (EXPRESSION I) - 61 notes 
8     Diapason                   61
8     Orchestral Flute	         61
8     Voix Celeste II ranks     122
8     Flute Celeste II ranks    110
4     Flute                      12  [ext. of Orch Flute]	
8     Cornopean                  61
8     Harp
      Celesta

 	 	 	 	
      MANUAL I – (EXPRESSION II) - 61 notes 
16    Bourdon                    12  [ext. of Chimney Flute] 	
8     Chimney Flute              61
4     Flute                      12  [ext. of Chimney Flute]
2 2/3 Nazard                      7  [ext. of Chimney Flute]
2     Piccolo                     5  [ext. of Chimney Flute]
8     Cello Celeste II ranks    122 
8     Tuba Mirabilis             61
8     French Horn 	         61
8     English Horn               61
8     Clarinet                   61
8     Vox Humana 	         61
      Tremolo [entire organ] 
      Chimes
      Xylophone


      MANUAL II – (EXPRESSION I) - 61 notes
Duplicate of Manual I


      MANUAL II – (EXPRESSION II) - 61 notes
Duplicate of Manual I 		 	 	 	
  	 	 	 	  	 	 	 

      PEDAL – (Expressive) - 32 notes 
16    Bourdon          (Exp. I)  12  [ext. of Orch Flute]	 
16    Echo Lieblich   (Exp. II)  --	 
8     Gedeckt          (Exp. I)  --  [from Orch Flute] 
8     Still Gedeckt   (Exp. II)	 --  [from Chimney Flute]  	 
16    Trombone                   32			 	 	
8     Tromba             [ext.]  12
      Chimes
      Bass Drum
      Tympani	
      Cymbals & Crash Cymbal


      ACCESSORIES
Player attachment


      NOTES 
2 manuals, 49 stops, 16 ranks, 995 pipes 

Originally built by the Skinner Organ Co. in 1928 for the Park
Avenue apartment of stockbroker Harry B. Towle.  The duplexed
organ is enclosed in two swell boxes and includes several per-
cussion stops. About 1932, a Tibia Clausa rank was added by
others. 

The organ was moved by Aeolian-Skinner in 1941 (as Op. 742-A)
to "Welkinweir," the Rodebaugh residence in Pughtown, PA, where
it is extant and unaltered. The console has a blind combination
action with 7 divisional pistons on each manual, no pedal pistons,
no general pistons.		 	 	


[Received from Sean O'Donnell  2014-02-18]