M. P. Möller
1887

Salem Church

Frostburg, MD, US

248 Pipes
Instrument ID: 65328 ● Builder ID: 3912 ● Location ID: 56708
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Steven Bartley on October 8th, 2020:
Frostburg Mining Journal, Frostburg, MD. 12/17/1887 Lengthy article about the new pipe organ for Salem Reformed mentions that the Moller firm has been producing organs for only the past few years. - One manual - 11-1/2' tall x 6' wide x 4' deep - case of black walnut in a semi Gothic style of architecture - Front pipes speaking, decorated in gold and colors - Keyboard compass C to C, 61 notes - Pedal C-D, 25 notes - 8 Stops & 248 pipes - Open Diapason of metal 49 pipes - Dulciana of metal 44 pipes - Principal treble of metal 44 pipes - Principal bass of metal & wood 17 pipes - Diapason bass of wood 17 pipes - Flute d' Amour of wood 44 pipes - Bourdon bass and pedal bass, of wood and very large 25 pipes - Octave couple, - Swell and bellows lever

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