Manchester, New Hampshire
St. Pius X Catholic Church

E. W. LANE, Opus 119, 1911
Relocated through the Organ Clearing House
Stuart Organ Co., 1975 - Rebuild & Re-installation; New case
Wissinger Organs, 1989 - Moving & Re-installation
Andover Organ Co., R406, 2003 - Moving & Re-installation

       GREAT 
8'     Principal 
8'     Bourdon 
4'     Octave
2'     Fifteenth 
II     Mixture  

       SWELL (Expressive)
8'     Spire Flute         
8'     Dulciana (TC)    
4'     Chimney Flute 
2'     Principal            
1 1/3' Larigot  
8'     Trumpet   
       Tremulant    
 
       PEDAL  
16'    Sub Bass*
16'    Bourdon
 8'    Flute*
 4'    Flute*

       COUPLERS (Drawknob)
Swell to Pedal
Great to Pedal

Swell to Great

This organ was built originally for Puffer Memorial Methodist Church in Morris-
ville, Vermont. Removed in 1970, it was set up for a short time in a Vermont
residence before being relocated through the Organ Clearing House. It  was 
rebuilt in 1975, with a new case and extensive tonal changes by the Stuart 
Organ Co., for the Byfield Parish Church in Byfield, Mass., where it served
for a dozen years. In 1989, the Byfield church moved into a much larger build-
ing, and the organ was relocated by Wissinger Organs to St. Louis-de-Gonzague church.

The Flute Celeste was in conflict and has been tuned to the organ as a Dulciana.

*nb The 16' Bourdon is the original pedal stop. I did not come to the fundamental pitch in the bottom 8 notes. The unit stop from the previous Laws Organ, playing at !6', 8' and 4' was thus retained by the Andover Organ Company, and switched via A/C power from three additional draws in the designated pedal division. The pipework for the unit stop is in the left chamber of the organ loft. The blower from the Laws organ, located in the church basement, winds that unit stop alone.