Astoria, Oregon
Grace Episcopal Church

W. W. Kimball Co., ca. 1905


    GREAT                                   COUPLERS
8'  Open Diapason           61          Swell to Pedal             [8]
8'  Concert Flute           61          Great to Pedal             [8]
8'  Dulciana                61
                                        Swell to Great             [8]
    SWELL (Expressive)                  Swell to Great 8ves        [4]
8'  Stopped Diapason        61
8'  Gamba                   61
8'  Oboe              (tc)  49              FOOT LEVERS
    Sw. Tremolo                         Undocumented

    PEDAL
16' Bourdon                 30              PEDAL MOVEMENTS
                                        Swell Expression        (bal.)


ACTION: T-P      VOICES: 7      STOPS: 7      RANKS: 7      PIPES: 384


NOTES
The organ was free-sanding and encased at the front of the room on the
right side. The keydesk was attached and projecting. The 3-sectional
facade contained 23 stenciled and gold-leafed pipes arranged: 5-13-5.
The stops were in down-ward angled stop jambs with oblique faces, and
the couplers were in the nameboard over the Swell manual. The organ
remained hand-pumped until an electric blower was added ca. 1932.

The exact nomenclature of stops and controls is not verifiable. The
above specification was taken from wriing on the extant pipework, and
from other documented and extant example of the builder's work from
this period.

The organ was later electrified, rebuilt, and enlarged by Balcom and
Vaughan of Seattle, Washington in 1966 as their Opus 751.

Sources: Balcom and Vaughan files; JRS; extant original pipework