Allen Organ Company
1999

Updated through information from the original installer: -- The statement that the blower and static reservoir are "dead" and that only the digital voices are working is incorrect. Shortly after the organ was rebuilt the sprinkler system did douse the Choir organ, but other divisions of the organ were kept in operation. All divisions of the organ (pipe & digital) are in operation and have been since the organ was rebuilt.

Updated through online information from . -- The connection from the console to the relay is actually a fiber optic system allowing the console to be moved to and plugged into several locations in the chancel. The console may also be placed on an elevator where it can be lowered into a storage position. All of the Moller chests were releathered and used in the renovated organ. Shortly after the organ was completed the sprinkler system doused the choir division requiring it to be re-chested. The new chests in the Choir as well as the new chests for the exposed Great utilize electro-mechanical action built to a unique design of the Lauck Organ Company of Otsego, Michigan, who also did all of the tonal work and provided the new pipes.

Updated through online information from Michael Shortal. -- Blower and Static Reservoir dead. Only the digital voices working.

Updated through online information from Jeff Scofield.

Identified through online information from Stephen Hall. -- Contains most of the pipe work, chests and blower from the original 1955 Moller organ. New console and digital voices by Allen. New 12 rank Great organ cantilevered from chancel wall in functional display, original Great chamber has shutters restored and is now the Solo. Choir, Swell and Pedal enlarged with new voices (digital and pipe) All new pipes by Rieger-Kloss, chests and blower by Lauck. Organ is in regular use for services (2007).