William M. Wilson
Opus 1253, 1883 ca.
First Presbyterian Church
Sanctuary
411 NY-6N
Mahopac Falls, NY, US
8 Ranks
Instrument ID: 5117 ● Builder ID: 6802 ● Location ID: 4857
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2 Manuals 8 StopsMechanical (Unknown) Key ActionMechanical Stop ActionStop Layout: Unknown
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This instrument is: Extant and Playable in this location
Scot Huntington on October 30th, 2023:
A subsequent entry for this instrument states it was badly damaged by a church fire on Nov. 20, 1983, when the ceiling collapsed onto the instrument. The 1995 Trupiano instrument salvaged the pipework and enlarged the instrument again, recycling other vintage material but is otherwise essentially a new instrument built around the Wilson pipework.
A subsequent entry for this instrument states it was badly damaged by a church fire on Nov. 20, 1983, when the ceiling collapsed onto the instrument. The 1995 Trupiano instrument salvaged the pipework and enlarged the instrument again, recycling other vintage material but is otherwise essentially a new instrument built around the Wilson pipework.
Scot Huntington on October 30th, 2023:
The Stuart rebuild enlarged the organ to 13 ranks, and it was rebuilt again by Mann and Trupiano of Brooklyn, to 19 stops in 1995. The organ now has a detached console, but still has mechanical action, and is in regular use (2023).
Database Manager on October 30th, 2004:
Rebuilt by Stuart Organ Co.
Related Instrument Entries: Stuart Organ Co. (1973) , Mann & Trupiano (1995)
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