Canton, New York
St. Mary's R.C. Church
LEVI U. STUART, 1861 - Original Specifications
GREAT COUPLERS (Drawknob)
[8] Open Diapason [facade] 56 Ped. & Sw. Coupler
[8] Dulce (tc) 44 Ped. & Gr. Coupler
[8] Stop Diapason Treble (tc) 44
[8] Stop Diapason Bass 12 Gr. & Sw. Coupler
[4] Principal 56
[4] Rohr Flute (tc) 44
[3] Twelfth 56 FOOT TRUNDLES
[2] Fifteenth 56 None
[III] Sesquialtera [17-99-22] 168
[8] Trumpet (tc) 44
PEDAL MOVEMENTS
Swell Expression (hitch-down)
SWELL (Expressive)
[16] Bourdon Treble (tc) 44
[8] Open Diapason (tc) 44 ACCESSORIES
[8] Dulciana (tc) 44 Blower's Signal (?)
[8] Stop Diapason Treble (tc) 44
[4] Principal Treble (tc) 44
[2] Fifteenth (tc) 44
[8] Hautboy (tc) 44
Vox Tremulant
ACTION: Mech. Key & Stop
SWELL BASS (Unenclosed)
[16] Bourdon Bass 12 VOICES: 17
[8] Stop Diapason Bass 12
[4] Principal Bass 12 STOPS: 21
RANKS: 19
PEDAL
[16] Open Diapason 25 PIPES: 949
NOTES
This organ is believed to have come from a church in New York City in the
1870's when the present building was constructed.
Thee case is _-sectional having __ pipes arranged: _ - __ - _. The keydesk
is recessed, and stops take the form of drawknobs in vertical rows on flat
jambs.
The Great 8' Open Diapason has pipes 1-17 en façade. The III Sesquialtera
begins as: 17-19-22. At middle c it breaks back to: 12-15-17. The Great 8'
Trumpet has been replaced with a string rank.
On the Swell, the 16' Bourdon Bass was disconnected at the time of the 1970
OHS convention; and the 8' Hautboy no longer spoke.
Sources: 1970 OHS Convention Handbook
St. Mary's R.C. Church
66 Court St.
Canton, NY. 13617 Documented: 1970