Hornellsville  [Present-day Hornell], N.Y.
Park Methodist Church

J. W. Steere & Son (1899)

Compasses: 61/30
Tubular-pneumatic action
Great and Swell in single expression enclosure
All stops full compass

GREAT ORGAN
8 ft. Open Diapason            [unenclosed]
       -------------
8 ft. Melodia and stopped bass [wood]
8 ft. Dulciana
4 ft. Octave
4 ft. Flute d'Amour            [wood]
2 ft. Super Octave
8 ft. Trumpet

SWELL ORGAN
16 ft. Bourdon                 [wood]
8 ft.  Open Diapason
8 ft.  Salicional
8 ft.  Stopped Diapason        [wood]
8 ft.  Aeoline
4 ft.  Violina
2 ft.  Flautino
8 ft.  Oboe and Bassoon

PEDALE ORGAN
16 ft. Sub Bass Bourdon       [unenclosed, wood]
16 ft. Lieblich Gedackt       [fr. Swell]

MECHANICAL MOVEMENTS
Swell to Great
Great to Pedale
Swell to Pedale
Tremolo [Swell]

PEDAL MOVEMENTS
Balanced Swell pedal

PNEUMATIC PISTONS*
No. 1  Manuale 1st p
       Manuale 2d pp
       Pedale corresponding registers

No. 2  Manuale 1st mf
       Manuale 2d  p
       Pedale corresponding

No. 3  Manuale 1st f
       Manuale 2d  mf
       Pedale corresponding

No. 4  All registers in manuales and pedale including
         reeds and couplers

Piston "0"   Escape stop for all others
Piston "On"  to connect the stop action
Piston "Off" to disconnect the stop action

* Given the pneumatic technology of the time, plus the inclusion of stop-control on/off pistons, it is presumed the combination was blind, i.e. did not physically move the stopknobs, allowing the organist to change the hand registration while a preset combination was engaged.