Wilson S. Reiley
1892

A lengthy article concerning the organ appeared in the Cotoctin Clarion 11/10/1892 pg3
Sveral short notices had appeared previously noting the church's plans to buy a pipe organ.
Some key items mentioned-

• keyboards placed at end of case, rather than front
• case of Walnut
• inner area of keydesk of Mahogony
• case design = Romanesque
• octagonal pedastal on either side of center panel of case, which are surmounted by large pipes
• pipes arranged symetrically and painted in soft colors & tinted bronzes
• dimentions = 15 tall, 12 wide, 7 deep
• overhanging keys, covered in ivory, ebony sharps, oblique knobs
• Ross water motor to feeders
• windchests of ample dimensions, built of white pine veneered with mahogony
• valves made of the best light stock, covered with thick felt, then alum tanned leather
• wind trunks rectangular and of large capacity, and all joints cut to octagon mitres
• Wind trunks fitted with winkers
• organ is placed behind the pulpit