Armonk, NY
Mrs. Cornelius Rae Agnew Residence

Builder:		Ernest M. Skinner Co.
  Year:			1916
  Opus:			248

No. manuals:		2
No. stops:		34
No. ranks:		16
No. pipes:		901

Great - 7 1/2" wind

	8'	First Diapason		61
	8'	Concert Flute		61
	8'	Salicional		61
	8'	Voix Celeste		61
	8'	Spitz Floete		61
	8'	Flute Celeste		49  tc
	4'	Octave			61	(installed in place of
						prepared-for 2nd Diapason)
	4'	Flute			61
	8'	Cornopean		61	(installed in place of
						prepared-for Oboe)
	8'	French Horn		61
	8'	Flugel Horn		61
	8'	Clarinet		61
	8'	Vox Humana		61
		Tremolo
		Celesta
		Celesta Sub

Swell

	8'	First Diapason		GT
	8'	Concert Flute		GT
	8'	Salicional		GT
	8'	Voix Celeste		GT
	8'	Spitz Floete		GT
	8'	Flute Celeste		GT
	4'	Octave			GT
	4'	Flute			GT
	8'	Cornopean		GT
	8'	French Horn		GT
	8'	Flugel Horn		GT
	8'	Clarinet		GT
	8'	Vox Humana		GT
		Chimes			GT
		Tremolo

Pedal - 7 1/2" wind

	16'	Diapason		32	(Biltmore House facade
						pipes hooked-up)
	16'	Bourdon			32
	16'	Lieblich Gedeckt	32
	8'	Gedeckt			12
	8'	Still Gedeckt		12

		Player Reroll
		Player Ventil
		Tempo Lever
		Tracking Lever

Source: OHS Handbook, 2001 Convention.

Notes: After various moves and storage (see the E M SKINNER/AEOLIAN-SKINNER OPUS LIST, published by and available thru the Organ Historical Society), the organ was restored for the Banquet Hall of the Biltmore House, Asheville NC, by J. Allen Farmer and Raymond Brunner.  At that time a Skinner Cornopean was added in place of the prepared-for Oboe and a 4' Octave was installed in place of the prepared-for Second Diapason.  The originally-merely-decorative Hutchings facade pipes in the Great Banquet Hall were connected to the organ as the Pedal Diapason.

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