Updated by Scot Huntington, who has heard or played the organ.

The organ is installed at the front left of the Akron-style room, and is a woodless-, two-sided pipe fence above the impost. The pipes were originally stenciled and later painted gold. Rowland omitted three ranks with this relocation and the sliders were nailed down. Circa 1961, a local builder added three new stops in the blank locations, and over the years has subsequently enlarged the organ several times, most recently as a four-manual digital imitation. It is now unrecognizable.

This entry represents the installation of a used organ. From Pilgrim Congregational, Clayville, NY. 1932. Altered. Later, rebuilt by Sidney Chase.