Flushing, Queens, NY
St. George's Parish, Episcopal 

Builder:		Skinner Organ Co.
  Year:			1922
  Opus:			355
No. manuals:		3
No. stops:		41
No. ranks:		38
No. pipes:		2,184

Specification 

Great
	16'	Bourdon			17  GT
	8'	First Diapason		61
	8'	Second Diapason		61
	8'	Claribel Flute		61
	8'	Erzahler		61
	4'	Octave			61
	4'	Flute			61
	8'	Tromba			61
Swell
	16'	Bourdon			73
	8'	Diapason		73
	8'	Gedeckt			73
	8'	Salicional		73
	8'	Voix Celeste		73
	8'	Spitz Flute		73
	4'	Flute			73
	2'	Piccolo			61
	III	Dolce Cornet		183
	16'	Contra Fagotto		73
	8'	Cornopean		73
	8'	Oboe			73
	8'	Vox Humana		73
	4'	Clarion			61
		Tremolo
Choir
	8'	Concert Flute		61
	8'	Flute Celeste		49  tc
	8'	Gamba			61
	8'	Dulciana		61
	4'	Flute			61
	8'	Clarinet		61
		Tremolo
Gallery
	8'	Stentorphone		73
	8'	Tuba			73 
Pedal
	32'	Diapason		--
	16'	Diapason		32
	16'	Bourdon			32
	16'	Echo Bourdon		SW
	8'	Octave			12
	8'	Gedeckt			12
	8'	Still Gedeckt		SW
	4'	Super Octave		12
	16'	Trombone		32
	16'	Contra Fagotto		SW
	8'	Tromba			12


Source: Larry Trupiano, via Steve Lawson

Photo Source: Steve Lawson via The New York City Chapter of The American Guild of Organists

Notes: Historic St. George's Parish in Flushing, Queens, was founded in 1702 and chartered in 1761.  The present building was revised and enlarged in the 1920s, at which time the E. M. Skinner organ was installed as a three-manual.  Aeolian-Skinner rebuilt the organ as Op. 355-A in 1952, adding a fourth manual to the console shell.  At one point the Solo division was moved from the gallery to the chancel chamber.  Further revisions were made by Aeolian-Skinner in 1962 and again in 1965.

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