First Congregational Church
Viroqua, WI
Opus 1360


 

Great
8 Open Diapason           Scale 43, low 17 zinc in façade, low 6, Haskellized, 44 lead
8 Melodia                        61 pipes wood, lowest are Haskellized, inside scale (CC 3 x 3 ¾”)
8 Dulciana                      Scale 58, low 12 of zinc & Haskellized with spotted metal lips, 49 of spotted metal
4 Flute D’Amour            37 Stopped wood (CC inside scale 1 5/8 x 2”), 24 spotted metal

Swell
16 Bourdon (TC)           49 pipes stopped wood, inside scale 2 11/16 x 3 3/8”
  8 Violin Diapason       Scale 48, low 12 Haskellized, low 17 zinc, 44 lead, with rollers
  8 Stopped Diapason   49 stopped wood (CC inside scale 3 x 3 ¾”) 12 spotted metal
  8 Salicional                   Scale 61, low 12 zinc & Haskellized, with lead feet and toes 49 spotted metal with rollers
  4 Harmonic Flute         Scale 60, low 12 zinc, 49 lead, Harmonic from Middle C, with rollers
  8 Oboe (TC)                  labial, spotted metal with rollers, lower halfof body is cylindrical, and upper half slightly tapered

Pedal (30 notes)
16 Bourdon                     CCC inside scale 7 1/8 x 8 7/8”
16 Lieblich Gedeckt        CCC inside scale 4 3/8 x 5 9/16”

Voiced on about 3 1/2" wind
Tubular Pneumatic Action
Usual couplers  
 Usual Estey impost and panelled front and attached keydesk in golden
quarter-sawn oak, with Haskel stopkeys

After the church was closed and the congregation disolved, the organ was
moved to the Lutheran Campus Center in nearby La Crosse, Wis, and installed
in the basement of the center. The action became almost unplayable and I
(Rick Erickson) purchased all the pipework in the spring of 1972, making
careful notes of the scalings. I assume the chests and keydesk were later
destroyed. Later the pipework was broken up (spotted metal ranks sold in
summer 1973,  wood ranks sold autumn 1974, and remainder sold for scrap.)

 
 
Sources
Estey Opus List
Rick Erickson

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