Hope-Jones Organ Co.
1911

Originally Wm. King (& Son) (1891)

Grace Baptist Church - The Baptist Temple

Broad and Berks Streets
Philadelphia, PA, US

17 Ranks - 1,313 Pipes

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	Tonal Resources Position: In a Case at the Front of the Room Chest Action: Other Stop Action: Other
32'	Diaphonic Diapason	97
16'	Tibia Plena	73
16'	Viol d'Orchestre	85
16'	Chimney Flute	97
8'	Horn Diapason	73
8'	Dolce Diapason	73
8'	Concert Flute	85
8'	Viol Celeste	73
4'	Unda Maris	61
16'	Tuba Mirabalis	85
16'	Tromba	85
8'	Cornopean	73
8'	Oboe Horn	73
8'	Orchestral Oboe	73
8'	Clarinet	73
8'	Cor Anglais	73
8'	Vox Humana	61

	Percussion Position: In a Case at the Front of the Room Chest Action: Other Stop Action: Other
	Cathedral Chimes Notes: 25 notes
	Harmonic Gongs Notes: 37 notes
	Xylophone Notes: 37 notes
	Electric Bells Notes: 25 notes
	Sleigh Bells Notes: 25 notes
	Traps Notes: Bass Drum, Snare Drum, Triangle, Thunder Sheet

10", 25", and 35" wind. Enclosures for foundations, tuba & chimes, and the rest of the instrument.

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This instrument is: Not Extant and Not Playable in this location

Christian Tedesco on August 9th, 2026:

Reused case from 1891 Wm. King organ. Parted out in the 1970s when the building, including the organ case, sat abandoned until 2010 when the interior was gutted by Temple University for use as a performing arts center.

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