St Paul's Anglican Church
cnr Ellena & Lennox Streets, Maryborough

Wadsworth Bros 1883 rebuilt Whitehouse 1969; 2 manuals, 24 speaking stops, electric



Photo above: Simon Colvin (Oct 2007)



Specification as noted by Geoffrey Cox1 for the 2007 OHTA Conference book:



1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.


11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.


20.
21.
+
+
+


22.
23.
24.
+
+
+
+
+
GREAT ORGAN.
Open Diapason    
Stopt Diapason and Clarabella
Gamba
Dulciana    
Principal
Harmonic Flute
Twelfth
Fifteenth  
Mixture 
Trumpet   

SWELL ORGAN
Lieblich Bourdon
Violin Diapason
Hohl Flute  
Salicional     
Voix Celestis
Girgen Principal
Mixture
Cornopean
Oboe

PEDAL ORGAN
Open Diapason 
Bourdon
Bass Flute
Principal
Fifteenth

COUPLERS, &c.
Swell to Great
Great to Pedals
Swell to Pedals
Swell Super
Swell Sub
Swell to Great Super
Swell to Great Sub
Swell Unison Off
CC to G
8 feet
8 feet
8 feet
8 feet
4 feet
4 feet
3 feet
2 feet
2 ranks
8 feet

CC to G
16 feet
8 feet
8 feet
8 feet
8 feet
4 feet
2 ranks
8 feet
8 feet

CCC to F
16 feet
16 feet
8
8
4














(grooved bass)

[Flute harmonique]
[sic]







[Hohl Flöte]
(grooved bass)
[Voix Céleste]
[Geigen]





A
B
B
A
A











metal
wood
metal
metal
metal
wood & metal
metal
metal
metal
metal


wood & metal
wood & metal
wood
metal
metal
metal
metal
metal
metal


wood
wood














56 pipes
56 pipes
56 pipes
44 pipes
56 pipes
56 pipes
56 pipes
56 pipes
112 pipes
56 pipes


56 pipes
56 pipes
56 pipes
44 pipes
44 pipes
56 pipes
112 pipes
56 pipes
56 pipes


30 pipes
30 pipes















Three Compositions Pedals to Great Organ.
Three Compositions Pedals to Swell Organ.


+ Added when rebuilt by Whitehouse Bros., 1969 [The Organ Voice, 25, No 4 (December 1999), p. 27]



[1] The Maryborough Chronicle (24 March 1884), p. 2.  The specification given in this source included a few obvious errors, and details given here in square brackets are taken from the specification published in Musical Opinion & Music Trade Review (Nov. 1, 1883), p. 67

 

 





















Photos: Trevor Bunning (Oct. 2007)