Builder:		Ernest M. Skinner Company
  Year:			1917
  Opus:			271

No. manuals:		4
No. stops:		58
No. ranks:		60

The contract was for work on the existing 1904 Hutchings-Votey organ.

Great

	16'	Open Diapason
	8'	Open Diapason
	8'	Gross Floete
	8'	Gamba
	8'	Doppel Floete
	8'	Gemshorn
	8'	Bourdon 
	4'	Octave
	4'	Flute Harmonique
	2 2/3'	Twelfth
	2'	Super Octave
	III-IV	Mixture
	8'	Trumpet

Swell

	16'	Double Dulciana
	8'	Open Diapason
	8'	Geigen Diapason
	8'	Stopped Diapason
	8'	Hohl Floete
	8'	Salicional
	8'	Viole Celeste II
	8'	Aeoline
	4'	Octave
	4'	Flute Harmonique
	4'	Celestina (wood)
	2'	Flageolet
	III-V	Mixture
	16'	Contra Fagotto
	8'	Cornopean
	8'	Oboe
	8'	Vox Humana
	4'	Clarion
		Tremolo

Choir

	16'	Bourdon
	8'	Violin Diapason
	8'	Concert Flute
	8'	Quintaton
	8'	Spitz Floete
	4'	Fugara
	4'	Flute d'Amour
	2'	Piccolo Harmonique

(The following are with the Choir stops but are "from a Solo organ and may be played separately from the Choir organ.")

	8'	Flauto Traverso
	8'	Tuba
	8'	Orchestral Oboe
	8'	Orchestral Clarinet

Echo (playable from Swell)

	8'	Flute Dolce
	8'	Voix Celeste II
	8'	Vox Humana
		Carillon			(F to FFF)

Pedal

	32'	Contra Bourdon		--	(resultant)
	16'	Open Diapason
	16'	Violone
	16'	Gedackt 
	16'	Dulciana		SW
	16'	Bourdon			12  SW	(Stopped Diapason)
	8'	Violoncello
	8'	Flute
	16'	Trombone
	16'	Contra Fagotto		SW
	8'	Tromba			12

Source: OHS Archives, via Jonathan Bowen.

Notes: The church, located at Central Park West at 76th, is now known as the Fourth Universalist Society.