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Hobart
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St John the Baptist Church, (Pendragon Hall), Goulburn Street, West Hobart
Bevington & Sons, London, 1880
2 manuals, 16 speaking stops, mechanical action
Moved to St John the Baptist Catholic Church, Bonnyrigg Heights, NSW 2006
and restored / installed by Mark Fisher, 2007. |
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Town Hall, Macquarie Street, Hobart
B. 1870 J.W. Walker, London (job no. 905). 3m., 30 sp.st., 5c., tr.
Gt: 16.8.8.8.4.4.2-2/3.2.III.8.4. Sw: 16.8.8.4.2.II.V.8.8. Ch: 8.8.8.4.2.8. Ped: 16.16.8.16.
Reb. & enl. 1929 Geo. Fincham & Sons. Reb. & enl. 1966-67 J.W. Walker & Sons, Ruislip, Middlesex.
3 manuals, 61 speaking stops, 9 couplers, electro-pneumatic action |
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St David's Anglican Cathedral, cnr Macquarie & Murray Streets, Hobart
B. 1858 Bishop & Starr, London;
Reb. & enl. 1917 Geo. Fincham & Son (addition of choir organ).
Reb. & enl. 1958 J.W. Walker & Sons, Ruislip, Middlesex.
3 manuals., 54 speaking stops, 12 couplers, electro-pneumatic
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St Mary's Catholic Cathedral, cnr Patrick & Harrington Streets
First organ, rem. to New Town, Sacred Heart Catholic Church.
Present organ, B. 1894 Fincham & Hobday for International Exhibition of Industry,
Science and Art, Queen's Domain, Hobart of 1894 where awarded first prize;
inst. 1895 present loc. 3m., 27 sp.st., 9c., tub.pn. Reb. 1934 Hill, Norman & Beard (o/n T23).
Reb. 1957 K.R. Davis; reb. 1966 Geo. Fincham & Sons. 3m., 31 sp.st., 14c., el.pn.
Gt: 8.8.8.4.4.2-2/3.2.III.8. Sw: 16.8.8.8.8.4.2.8.8. Ch: 8.8.8.4.2.8. Ped: 16.16.8.8.8.5- 1/3.4.
Reb. 1986 S.J. Laurie. 3m., 45 sp.st., 8c., el.pn. Gt: 16.8.8.8.4.4.2-2/3.2.1-3/5.III.II.8.
Sw: 8.8.8.8.4.2.IV.16.8.8.4. Ch: 8.8.4.4.2-2/3.2.1-3/5.II.8.4. 8. Ped: 32.16.16.8.8.8.4.4.II.16.8.
Ren 2007-2008 Wakeley Pipe Organs with minor additions. |
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Country Tasmania
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Campbell Town
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St Luke's Anglican Church, Campbell Town
J.W. Walker, London, 1862
1 manual 7 speaking stops, mechanical action |
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St Andrew's Uniting (Presbyterian) Church, High Street, Campbell Town
B. 1847 J.C. Bishop, London for 'Runnymede', New Town,
the residence of Bishop F.R. Nixon. Inst. present loc. 1863.
1 manual, 8 speaking stop, pedal pulldowns, mechanical action. |
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Carrick
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St Andrew's Anglican Church, Carrick
J.C. Bishop, 1840s for unknown private location
1 manual, 5 speaking stops, mechanical action
Restored 1987 S.J. Laurie, Melbourne |
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Cressy
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Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Cressy
B. 1837 J.C. Bishop, London for residence of Joseph
Archer, 'Panshanger', nr.Longford; inst. present loc. 1858.
1 manual, 5 speaking stops, pedal pulldowns, mechancial action
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Deloraine
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St Mark's Anglican Church, Westbury Place East, Deloraine.
B. 1860 J.W. Walker, London (job no. 650).-- Res. 1967 Arthur Jones.
1 manual, 7 speaking stops, 1 coupler, mechanical action |
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East Devonport
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St Paul's Anglican Church, cnr Church & Thomas Streets, East Devonport
B. unknown [English, c.1860?] for private use in Launceston;
inst. present loc. 1884. Res. 1974-75 Laurie Pipe Organs
Reb. after fire damage Hans Meijer 2001
1 manual, 7 speaking stops, 1 coupler, mechanical action |
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Evandale
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St Andrew's Anglican Church, High Street, Evandale
B. 1867 J.W. Walker, London (job no. 856).
Res. 1956 K.R. Davis. 1 manual, 4 speaking stops, pedal pulldowns, mechanical action |
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Hagley
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St Mary's Anglican Church, Hagley
B. 1861 J.W. Walker, London (job no. 683).
1 manual, 7 speaking stops, 1 coupler, mechanical action |
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Latrobe
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St Luke's Anglican Church, Latrobe
Samuel Joscelyne, Launceston ca.1860 (attr.)
1 manual, 7 speaking stops, mechanical action
Restored 1986 Australian Pipe Organs, Melbourne |
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Launceston
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Albert Hall, Launceston
Charles Brindley, Sheffield, installed 1860
3 manuals, 29 speaking stops, mechanical action
The largest surviving organ pre-dating 1860, a rare
example of the work of Charles Brindley (a pupil of Edmund Schulze),
and the only organ in Australia blown by a hydraulic engine. |
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Christ Church Baptist (Congregational) Church, Frederick Street, Launceston
B. 1874 Bevington & Sons, Soho, London. Res. 1982 S.J. Laurie.
2 manual, 13 speaking stops, 3 couplers, tracker & tub.pn. pedals. |
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Holy Trinity Anglican Church, cnr Cameron & George Streets, Launceston
First organ, B. 1854 James Eagles, London.
Present organ, B. 1887 George Fincham, incorporating pipework from first organ.
Inst. present church 1902. Res. 1959 Davis & Laurie; new pedal action 1991 Hans Meijer.
2 manuals, 14 speaking stops, 3 couplers, mechanical action
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Pilgrim Uniting (Methodist) Church, Paterson Street, Launceston
First organ: 1880 George Fincham moved to Trinity Uniting (Methodist) Church, Margaret Street 1914.
Present organ, B. 1911-12 J.E. Dodd. Reb. 1954 Geo. Fincham & Sons.
3 manuals, 38 speaking stops, 15 couplers, electro-pneumatic action |
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Private residence, Launceston
James Corps, Hampstead, London, ca.1856-1858
1 manual, 4 speaking stops, mechanical action
A rare example of the work of a lesser-known English organbuilder |
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Queen Victoria Museum & Art Gallery, Cameron Street, Launceston
B. unknown, from unconfirmed loc. at Port Arthur.
1 manual, 2 speaking stops, no pedals, mechanical action |
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St John's Anglican Church, cnr St John Street & Elizabeth Streets, Launceston
First organ: removed 1862, now in St John's Anglican Church, Franklin.
Present organ, B. 1862 Charles Brindley, Sheffield. 2m., 18 sp.st., 2c., tr.
Inst. present loc. in church 1911 J.E. Dodd. Reb. & enl. 1912-c.1929 G.F. Hopkins.
Reb. 1934 Geo. Fincham & Sons (detached console, new action and pipefronts).
Reb. & enl. 1960 J.W. Walker & Sons, Ruislip, Middlesex.
Tonal altns. 1974 Laurie Pipe Organ (32ft reed, Tuba placed en chamade).
3 manuals, 63 speaking stops, 9 couplers, electro-pneumatic |
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Longford
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Christ Church Anglican Church, cnr Wellington & William Streets, Longford
Present organ, B. 1893 Bishop & Son, London.
2 manual, 12 speaking stops, 3 couplers, mechanical action. |
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Pontville
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St Mark's Anglican Church, Pontville
B. Bevington & Sons, London; inst. present loc. 1888.
Res. 1958 R. Greaves for J.W. Walker & Sons.
1 manual, 5 speaking stops, pedal pulldowns, mechanical action
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St Luke's Anglican Church, Richmond
B. 1868 Bevington & Sons, London, for Price Memorial Chapel, Tamar Street, Launceston.
Inst. 1906 St John's Anglican Church, Devonport.
Reb. 1966 K.R. Davis & Son (new case and swell box).
Inst. present loc. 1984 Australian Pipe Organs.
1manual, 5 speaking stops, 1coupler, tracker action. Man: 8.8 divided.8.4. Ped: 16.
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Rokeby
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St Matthew's Anglican Church, Rokeby
John Gray, London, 1824
1 manual, 7 speaking stops, mechanical action
The first church organ to be exported to Australia |
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Westbury
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St Andrew's Anglican Church, Westbury
B. 1867 J.W. Walker, London (job no. 859).
1 manual, 7 speaking stops, 1 coupler, mechanical action |
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Holy Trinity Catholic Church, Westbury
B. c.1880 William Anderson; opened February 1881.
2 manuals, 17 speaking stops, 3 couplers, mechanical action |
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