Rick Erickson on February 15th, 2021:
The following data was printed on a vintage postcard, c 1930: Width, 40 feet Height, 30 feet Depth, 20 feet Weight, 56,000 pounds Number of organs, 7 Number of Registers, 219 Number of Pipe (sic), 5,124 Number of Chimes, 20 Number of Miles Electric Wires, 1,300 Number of Miles of Cables, 28 Kinetic Blower operated operated by a 10 Horse power motor, furnishing 4,000 cubic feet of air per minute.

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Database Manager on February 14th, 2014:
This entry describes alterations to an existing organ. Identified by T. Daniel Hancock, using information found in an un-named publication. -- Austin provided a new electro-pneumatic detached console for the 1912 tubular pneumatic, modifying the action as required. In addition, some minor channges were made to specification nomenclature, and some tops were extended, added, or duplexed. The couplers, combination action, and accessories were also revised. The organ remained in this state, serving much more reliably, until it burned along with the wooden tabernacle in 1937.