Churchtown, NY
St. Thomas Lutheran

Organ by George Jardine & Son

Manual (C1 - A58)
8' Diapason Bass (C1-E17 in case)
8' Diapason (F18-A58)
8' Melodia
8' Clariana *
4' Flute Harmonic
4' Principal
2' Piccolo
8' Trumpet **

Pedal (C1 - D27)
16' Bourdon
Manual to Pedal

Balanced Swell Pedal
Tremulant - non-original replacement

Ventus .45 Blower added sometime in the 1980's
Reservoir is still original double-rise

* Clariana - When we (Rosenberry & Myers Organbuilders) first did some work on this organ, 
this knob was just a white "kitchen cabinet" knob with no labeling. A nearby 1-manual
Jardine had a similar stop named Clariana so we installed a replacement vintage matching
 stopknob and labeled it Clariana.

** Trumpet - These pipes had been removed from the organ years ago. When we first looked 
at the organ Some old string pipes were in the bass and some old chimney flute pipes were
 in the treble of the toeboard. When we removed all the organ pipes and cleaned the 
windchest these non-original pipes were not re-installed so a Trumpet could be re-installed
 if ever possible someday.

A number of the wood pipes in the organ say "Hudson Lodge", suggesting this organ could 
have been originally installed in nearby Hudson, NY. It has been said it is from a Masonic
 Temple, but the Hudson, NY Masonic Temple I knew of had a Vocalion reed organ.