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Also exhibited in the 1991 OHS Convention
Updated through online information from David M Storey. -- This organ received an OHS Historic Citation July 8, 1991
Updated through online information from Joel Hoshaw. -- As of April 2012 the organ is in good playable condition and is used regularly in masses, now that Mount Calvary Church has been received into the Personal Ordinariate of the Chair of Saint Peter, within the Roman Catholic Church. I attend Mass weekly at the parish. The organ is regularly used for recitals, and has had recent modifications/enhancements.
Updated through online information from David M Storey. -- In 2008 the pedal windchest was dismantled and cleaned, slider seals repaired, the 16' reed was altered and given full length resonators in collaboration with C.B.Fisk Company. Most recently a pedal activated tremulant acting upon the schwimmer was added for the positiv.
Updated through online information from David M Storey. -- Winded by three weighted bellows, Pedal department in Alcove behind Hoovdwerk. CBF's notes on tuning are hand written by him on the wall of the chamber.
Status Note: There 1991
Rear gallery. Under the name Andover Organ Co., in cooperation with Flentrop. 2 adjustable combinations to Hoovdwerk. No enclosed division.
Webpage Links: Opus 35 [Builder\'s web site] , Mount Calvary Livestream , Parish Website
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