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Builder: Moline Organ Co., 1885. Rebuilt by Rodney Degner, 1970 (see below). Manuals: 2 Ranks: 12 Stops: 12 Action: Mechanical/slider chests Notes: Jeff Scofield and Organ Historical Society as of 2012. Moline organ was from St. Thomas Episcopal, Sioux City (1909 instrument) It was later moved, by Burlington Organ Co., into the new building in 1924. Tonally altered by Rodney Degner (circa 1970). --Information from David Schnute (2016) and Organ Historical Society as of 2004. GREAT ORGAN (current stoplist) 8' Prinzipal [from old #7 below/scaling medium as rest of Great] 4' Prinzipal [from old #4] 2.2/3' Prinzipal [from old #3] 2' Prinzipal [from old #5] 8' Rohrgedeckt [from old #6] POSITIV ORGAN (current) 8' Holz Gedeckt [used Möller; bigger scale than #5] 4' Metal Gedeckt [new German] 4' Prinzipal [from old #1] 2' Klein Prinzipal [from old #9] Zimbel II [from used pipes] 8' Krummhorn [new German pipes/small scale] (Pedal stops were not listed and may only be pulldown couplers.) GREAT ORGAN (original stoplist) 1) 8' Open Diapason [lead, moved to 4' ih Swell] 2) 8' Melodia [discarded] 3) 8' Dulciana [tc, lead] 4) 4' Principal 5) 2' Fifteenth SWELL ORGAN (original) 6) 16' Lieblich Gedeckt [TC/moved to Great] 7) 8' Open Diapason [spotted metal/moved to Great] 8) 8' Stopped Diapason [discarded/same scaling as #2] 9) 8' Salicional [TC/with Gedeckt basses] 10) 4' Flute Harmonic [lead/discarded] 11) Capped Oboe [discarded] |
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