Catalogue and Specifications – Harrison & Harrison Ltd

CATALOGUE OF H&H ORGANS

This catalogue is primarily a list of organs built by Harrison & Harrison since the firm’s foundation in 1861. Please refer to the Notes for further information.

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This catalogue is primarily a list of organs built by Harrison & Harrison since the firm’s foundation in 1861. Where there is no description in the right-hand column, it may normally be assumed that an organ was either completely new or has been reconstructed as a Harrison instrument incorporating older material.

In addition, the list includes the firm’s major restoration projects. The term ‘restoration’ has been used in different ways over the years: here, it is used in a broad sense to signify projects where important characteristics of an earlier builder’s work were preserved or restored, without necessarily excluding selective alterations to the instrument concerned.

Dates are normally those of completion. Depending on the context, the Date column shows either the date when an H&H organ was installed in the building concerned, or the date when H&H completed work on an organ as described under Details.

Downloads include some specifications. (More types of downloads will be added in the future, such as pipemakers’ Metal Lists.)

Sources. The Harrison archives contain few details of the organs built by the firm when based in Rochdale (1861–71). Information for this period is based mainly on external sources such as newspaper articles and church or municipal records. The firm’s records begin soon after Thomas Harrison’s arrival in Durham (1872), and become increasingly comprehensive from the early twentieth century onwards. The firm is always willing to facilitate research on Harrison organs: enquiries should be addressed in the first instance to h.h@harrisonorgans.com

It is hoped that this catalogue will serve as a useful record of the work of Harrison & Harrison. We welcome authentic corrections and updates: these should be addressed to h.h@harrisonorgans.com with supporting evidence where available.

Acknowledgements.

The catalogue was started by Cuthbert Harrison during his time as Managing Director (1945–1975), with the help of his secretary Gwen Pattinson. It was augmented by Laurence Elvin in connection with research for his book, The Harrison Story (1974). Katherine Venning (Administrator 1990-2011) revised and greatly expanded it, assisted from 2001 by Jim Amos, who transferred it to our website. Since 2010 Mark Venning and Carole Jeffery have done further work, with historical contributions from Richard Hird.

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Location	Date	Size	Details	Downloads
D
Daglingworth Church	1918	I/6
Dalton-le-Dale Church	1913	II/8	Completed 1921
Darlington, Bondgate Wesleyan Church	1886		Rebuild. † Only case survives

Darlington, Eastbourne Methodist Church	Date	III/25
	unknown
Darlington, Florence St Primitive Methodist Church	1909		2nd hand from Egglescliffe (Denman of York). Church demolished

Darlington, G. S. Shaw Esq.	1878	II/3
Darlington, Greenbank Primitive Methodist Chapel	1887	II/20

	1900	II/20	†
Darlington, Holy Trinity Church	1868	III/32	Also 1873 and 1874

Darlington, John Hoggett, Esq.	1881	III	Practice organ, £39
Darlington, North Road Wesleyan	1881	II/22	New organ. Rebuilt in Northlands Methodist by Prested in 1960s

Darlington, Rise Carr Primitive Methodist Church	1900	II/13	†


Darlington, St Clare’s Abbey	1917	I/6
Darlington, St George’s Presbyterian Church	Date	III/22
	unknown
Dartford, Holy Trinity Church	1910	III/27
Darwen, Duckworth Street Congregational Church	1869	III/30	To Burnley, Hanover Methodist Free Church, 1905

Dawdon St Helen’s Church	1912	II/14	Also 1917, 1919. Completed 1965
Denaby Main, All Saints’ Church	1901	II/18	Bought by N. Drury, Doncaster 1974 (4 Cliff Cres, Warmsworth)
Denby, St Mary’s Church	1914	II/16	Rebuilt HNB
Dent, Cumbria, St Andrew’s Church	2009	II/16	Restoration of 1892 Vincent organ	Specification
Denver Mills, T.E. Harris Esq.	1935	II/14	From Woodyates Manor (H&H 1920), q.v. Moved to Addington Palace (RSCM) 1970, q.v.
Deritend, St Basil’s Church: see Birmingham
Dewsbury Parish Church	1920	III/39	Rebuild of Willis organ †
Dinnington Colliery Mission Church: later known as	1913	I/4	Swell prepared for, II/6. † Organ removed
St Cuthbert’s, Brunswick Village			2019 (woodworm)
Earl of Donoughmore, Chesterfield Gardens, London	1910	II/9	2nd-hand organ from Carlisle, rebuilt. Enlarged (3 manuals) and moved 1920 to Lord Donoughmore’s country house at Chelwood Beacon, East Grinstead, £1700. 1950 rebuilt for School of St Helen & St Katharine, Abingdon, q.v.
Dormanstown, All Saints’ Church	1932		Old organ from Hebden Bridge. (Dismantle & re-erect 1948)
Douglas, IOM, St George’s Church	2003	II/22	New organ, tracker action	Specification
Downholme, St Michael’s Church	1885		† Replaced in 1910
Downpatrick Cathedral	1914	III/24
	1966	III/31	Rebuild
Dublin, St Patrick’s Cathedral	1994	IV/65	Repairs to 1902 Willis organ; detailed
			voicing attention to restore Willis style, reversing some previous changes	Specification
Dumfries St John’s Church	1938	III/26
	1969	III/35	Restoration and additions
	2008	III/37	Restoration and additions	Specification
Dumfries, St Mary’s Church	1884		New organ, £459
	1891		£100, addition of 3 stops. Rebuilt by Binns 1919
Duncan, Vancouver Island, Canada			See Fairbridge Farm
Dundee, City (Caird) Hall	1923	III/50
	1992		Restoration	Specification
Dundee, St Mary Magdalene Church	1879	II/22	£558. Moved by Willis to Holy Epiphany Church, Moordown, Bournemouth 1956
Dunedin, New Zealand, Anderson’s Bay Parish Church	1952	II/14
Dunholme, Lincs, St Chad’s Church: see	1952	II/14
South Hylton Wesleyan Church
Dunnington, York, St Nicholas’ Church	1920	II/8
Dunoon, Holy Trinity	1882	II/9	New organ, £204
Duns, Christ Church	1878	II/16	£342. Moved and rebuilt 1927
Dunston, St Nicholas	1965	II/8	1895 H&H organ moved from Cornsay Colliery Methodist
Durham, Dr Armes	1880		To Durham Cathedral Song School c.1900
Durham, Bede College Chapel	1891		Built in 2 stages. Additions 1931
	1939	II/13	Rebuilt in new chapel, Swell Organ added
	1948		Case added
	1977	II/16	New actions and alterations
(= The Bede Chapel, College of St Hild & St Bede)	1998	II/17	Addition of Swell Fifteenth
Durham, Bethel Methodist New Connexion Church	1898		Rebuild of Nicholson organ. Later rebuilt by Ward & Shutt
Durham Cathedral	1905	IV/73	Including 16 stops prepared for
	1935	IV/77	Completion
	1970	IV/98	Restoration and enlargement	Specification
Song School	c.1900		Ex Dr Armes
Durham, Claypath Congregational Church	1887	II/10	£192

Durham, Hatfield College Chapel	1883	II/13	£355. Altered by Prested, 1970
	2001	II/16	Restoration and additions
Durham, Dr James Lancelot	1995	II/5
Durham Presbyterian Church	1895	II/10	£184
Durham Prison Chapel	1926	II/5	Overhauled 1989
Durham, Miss Quilter, The College	1889		Moved to Sherburn, Yorks; and to Oxford, 1891
Durham, St Cuthbert’s Church	1946	II/12	From Bruce Hall, Tooting, London
Durham, St Giles’s Church	1882	II/16	New organ, £314
Durham, St Hild’s College	1922	II/6
(later = St Hild’s Chapel, College of St Hild & St Bede)	1974		Restoration
Durham, St John’s College Chapel	1963	II/11	Moved to new Chapel in St Mary-the-Less 1976 (by Nigel Church)
Durham, St John’s, Church, Neville’s Cross	1912	II/12
Durham, St Margaret’s Church	1880		Move & rebuild Wadsworth organ
	1917	III/25	New organ with old pipework. Choir Organ added with west case designed by HS Harrison
Durham, St Mary-le-Bow	1910	II/9	Rebuild of G&D organ. Removed 1970s
Durham, St Nicholas’ Church	1909	II/10	Rebuilt Nelson
Durham, St Oswald’s Church	1915	II/16	Rebuilt H.E. Prested 1967, destroyed by fire 1988. (New Peter Collins)
Durham School Chapel	1943	III/25	Rebuild of G.T. Pattman’s “travelling” organ (H&H 1916)
	1973		New case designed and donated by CTL Harrison
	1989		Restoration
Durham, Mr Smallwood	1882	III/4	£47
Durham, University College Chapel	1880
(Castle)	1926	II/9	New organ incorporating Father Smith chair case and some pipework from Cathedral, £165
	2011		Restoration
Dysart Church, Scotland	1890	II/25	Rebuilt Ingram (Edinburgh)1919

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Eamont Church, Penrith	1876
Earsdon Primitive Methodist Church	1889		Second-hand organ from Danish Church, Newcastle
Easington Lane, Co. Durham, Lyons Church	1881		New organ, £120
East Ardsley Mission Church	1889	II/9	Probably redundant and destroyed March 2002
East Grinstead: see (Earl of) Donoughmore
Eastbourne, All Saints’ Church	1929	III/31	Enlarged to III/39 by K. James, 1988
East Preston, Sussex, St Mary	Date unknown		Ex chamber organ, M. Foster, Stockton
F.B.Eastwood, Esq.: see Woodyates Manor
Ebchester Church	1893	I/5	†
Eccles, St Andrew’s Church	1920		Restoration. Later reconstructed by R&D
Edinburgh, Greenside Church	1886		Second-hand organ
Edinburgh, Church of the Holy Spirit, Abbeyhill	1890	I/5
Edinburgh, International Exhibition	1890	I/3

Edinburgh, J. King Esq.	1881		New organ, £55
Edinburgh, Morningside Parish Church (previously known	2004	III/33	Restoration of organ	Specification
as Cluny Parish Church)			(Willis 1901/Rushworth & Dreaper 1929)
Edinburgh, Mortonhall Crematorium	1966	II/9
Edinburgh, St Giles’ Cathedral	1878	II/26	New organ, £850
	1884	IV/60	Rebuild with added Choir, Solo and Pedal. £1314. Replaced by Rieger in 1992
Edinburgh, St John’s East Church	1890		To St Bride’s Orwell Terrace 1957
Edinburgh, St Mary’s Cathedral	1931	IV/50	Rebuild of 1879 Willis organ
	1959	IV/55	Restoration and additions
	1979	IV/58	Restoration and additions
	2020		Restoration	Specification
Edinburgh, St Matthew’s Episcopal Church	1879	I/5	Moved to Lullingstone, Kent, St Botolph’s, in 1996 (not by H&H)
Edinburgh, St Paul’s Church, York Place	1906	III/44	Rebuilt R&D 1947 & 1990
Edinburgh, Sacred Heart RC Church	2013	II/24	H&H 1971, moved by others in 2013 from St John’s Episcopal Church, Perth
Edinburgh, South College Street Church	1885	III	Rebuild. Subsequently rebuilt. †
Edinburgh, Trinity College Chapel	1880		New organ, £340. Church closed; organ to Haversham, Bucks

Edinburgh, University: Reid School of Music.	1952	I/6	Dr McClure’s extended mean-tone organ
Edinburgh, Usher Hall	2003	IV/63	Restoration of 1914 Norman & Beard organ	Specification
Edinburgh, Water of Leith Mission	1903
Edington Priory, Wiltshire	2014	II/26	New organ	Specification
Edmundbyers Church	1927	I/6
Egglescliffe, St John’s Church	1909	II/12	Altered 1960 and subsequently
Egham, Royal Holloway Chapel, London University.	1978	III/42	New organ
Eldon, St Mark’s Church	1890	II/10	Replaced
Ellenborough Primitive Methodist Church	1913	II/9	Second-hand from Keswick. Redundant in 2011
Ellingham Church, Northumberland	1880	II/13
Ellingham, Hampshire, St Mary’s Church	1918	II/13
Ellon, Parish Church	1884		New organ
Ely Cathedral	1908	IV/69
	1976	IV/78	Overhaul and alterations
	2000		Restoration	Specification
Continuo organ	1990	I/3
Embleton, Holy Trinity Church	1906	II/13
Eppleton, All Saints’ Church	1883	I	£65
	1894	III/18	Moved to Uppingham PC by Peter Collins in 2006
Esh Laude, St Michael’s RC Church	1901	II/12
Etherley Wesleyan Church	1873	I/7	£105. + £47 in 1876
	1906	II/13	New 4-stop Swell added
Eton College Lower Chapel	1969	III/55	Moved to Greenwich Parish Church, London by David Wells, 1999. Replaced by new Tickell organ
Evenwood, St Paul’s Church	1892	II	Organ and church burnt down in 1908
	1909		Second-hand Brindley & Foster organ from Peebles
Exeter Cathedral	1933	IV/56	Rebuild of 1891 Willis organ, Bombed and stored 1942. Re-erected 1946
	1965	IV/59	Overhaul and alterations
	1985		Overhaul and alterations
	2003	IV/69	New Minstrel Organ and 32ft Trombone added
	2014	IV/70	Major reconstruction: existing pipework
			retained	Specification
F
Fairbridge Farm, nr. Duncan, Vancouver Island, Canada	1938	II/13	From Halsway Manor 1926. To Christ Church Cathedral, Victoria, B.C. 1976 (not by H&H)
Falkirk, Erskine United Presbyterian Church	1889	II/15	To St Francis Xavier, Falkirk, 1905
Fareham, Holy Trinity Church	1913	II/17	Exported to Italy 1991 (not by H&H)
Farnham Royal, Bucks: see Caldicott School.
Fatfield, St George’s Church	1888	II/13	£220
Felling-on-Tyne, Coldwell Street Methodist Church	1947	II/18	To Holly Hill Methodist, Felling 1973 by H&H. To St Paul’s, Monk Bretton 1978 (Wood Wordsworth)
Felling, Holly Hill Methodist Church	1973	II/18	From Felling, Coldwell Street Methodist (H&H 1947). To St Paul’s, Monk Bretton 1978 (Wood Wordsworth) H&H 1947

Felling, St Patrick’s Church	1887		Restoration
Fenham, St Robert’s RC Church	1981	II/13	New organ
Ferrington: see Terrington
Ferryhill, St Luke’s Church	1885	II/12	Rebuild of Postill organ. New Swell organ 1895. Subsequently replaced by Nelson organ
	1994	II/20	H&H installed Brindley organ from St James Derby, moving the Nelson organ to St Alban’s Trimdon Grange
Foleshill, St Lawrence’s Church	1960	II/16	New organ. Console moved 1978
	1992	II/17	(Gamba and Céleste separated)
Ford, St Michael’s Church	1914	II/15	Also 1936
Forest Row, Sussex, The Parish Church	1876	II/8	£130. Enlarged by Brame of Canterbury, c.2004
Formby, Wesleyan Church	1900	II/14	† Lost in fire
Forres, St Laurence’s Parish Church	1877	III	Rebuilt by HNB. †

Framwellgate Moor, Durham, St Aidan’s Church	1906	II/9

Freshwater (I.O.W.), Arthur Starke Esq.	1962	II/16	Temporary organ from Westminster Abbey (H&H 1957) and St Albans Cathedral
	1968	III/46	Enlarged to 3-manual with Positive. Subsequently rebuilt by Michael Farley. Dispersed after Mr Starke’s death
Frickley, Yorks., All Saints’ Church	1937	II/7
Frogner Kirke, Norway: see Oslo				Specification

Location	Date	Size	Details	Downloads
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Garrigill: see Alston
Garstang, St Thomas’s Church	1895	II/22	£400
G.D. Gasgoigne Esq, Newcastle	1897	III/?	To Newcastle Brunswick Hall, 1905, q.v.
Gateshead: see also Newcastle upon Tyne, Ryton
Gateshead, Christ Church	1884	II/18?	Rebuild and enlarge 1870 organ by unknown builder, £237. To St George’s Presbyterian Church, Jesmond, Newcastle, 1912. To St George’s Presbyterian, High Heaton, Newcastle 1938 (= St George’s URC from 1972)
Gateshead, Durham Road Presbyterian Church	1894	II/20	Sold to West Stanley Presbyterian about 1940
Gateshead, High West Street Wesleyan Church	1887
	1913	III/17
Gateshead, Methodist New Connexion Church	1897	II/19	Rebuild from Bethesda chapel
Gateshead, Primitive Methodist Church (Victoria Road)	1896	II/10	† Replaced 1964
Gateshead St Edmund’s Church	Date
	unknown
Gateshead, Ven. Bede’s Church	1887	III/24	Pipework & soundboards from old organ of Christ Church, West Hartlepool. Rebuilt Blackett & Howden †
Gateshead, Whitehall Road Methodist Church.	Date	II/18
	unknown
Gateshead Fell, St John’s Church	1999		From St Aidan’s, Blackhill (H&H 1906)
Georgetown, Demarara, Town Hall	1891	III/37	£1195. Innards sold 1936
Gilgil, Kenya, Pembroke School	2015	II/12	1946 H&H organ from Mirfield, House of the Resurrection, q.v.
John Gillies Esq: see Greenock
Gilsland, St Mary’s Church	1901	II/7
Glasgow, Anderston Free Church	1899	III/29	Later Gilmorehill Ch. of Scotland (Free Ch. closed 1959). R&D incorporated this in organ for St Thomas’ Church, St Helens, Lancs, 1961
Glasgow, Anderston U.P/U.F. Church	1882
Glasgow, Barony Parish Church (United Free)	1903	II/24	Destroyed by fire c.1947
	1949	III/46	New organ. † Removed by R&D, 1990
Glasgow, Bearsden Cross Parish Church	2012	II/22	1906 Lewis organ: new soundboards and actions, completion of specification	Specification
Glasgow Cathedral: see St Mary/St Mungo
Glasgow Cottier Theatre	2014	II/31	Restoration of 1876 Willis organ, reversing previous alterations; re-creation of Willis console, tracker actions and Barker machine	Specification
Glasgow, G.T. Pattman, Esq.	1916	III/27	“Travelling Organ” (with piano 4th manual). £3000
			Rebuilt in Durham School Chapel 1943, q.v.
Glasgow, Kelvinside, St Bride’s Church, Hyndland Road	2018	II/19	Restoration of 1864 Hill organ	Specification
Glasgow, Knightswood, Holy Trinity Church	1960	I/8	NPOR D06949. 1886 H&H from St Luke, Townhead, Glasgow (NPOR D05353), moved here by Hilsdon (?) c.1960. Redundant in 2014
Glasgow, Park Parish Church	1934	III/42	Rebuild of Willis organ.
Glasgow, St George’s Church in the Fields	1883		New organ £573
	1888	II/22
Glasgow, St Luke’s Episcopal Church	1885		Later in Holy Cross Episcopal, Knightswood, Glasgow, 1960
Glasgow, St Mary’s Cathedral (Episcopal)	1909	IV/54	Also 1947. Subsequently rebuilt by HNB
Glasgow, (St Mungo’s) Cathedral	1996	IV/69	Overhaul of Willis/Walker organ	Specification
(Church of Scotland)
Glasgow St Stephen’s Church	1885		Church amalgamated with Cowcaddens Church 1967
Glasgow, St Thomas’s Wesleyan Church	1893	II/16	† Church closed
Glasgow, Townhead, St Luke	1886	I/8	NPOR D05353. To Holy Trinity, Knightswood, Glasgow, c.1960, q.v.
Glasgow University Memorial Chapel	2000	III/48	1928 Willis organ rebuilt with new	Specification
			mechanical structure
Glasgow, Woodside Church: see Woodside	1903	II/25
Glasshouses Wesleyan Church, Pateley Bridge	1898	II/13	Later to Roman Catholic Church in Nadrin, Belgium
Glenalmond College, Perth	2007	II/26	New organ	Specification
Glentanar, The Rt. Hon. The Lord	1927	IV/52	For Glen Tanar House, Aberdeenshire. To Temple Church, London, 1954, q.v.
Gloucester Cathedral	1920	IV/50	† Replaced 1971 by new HNB
Goathland, St Mary’s Church	1900	II/6
Goodshaw Chapel, Newchurch, Lancs	1866	II/?30	Demonstrated in Rochdale workshop by Dr Spark. See Elvin, The Harrison Story, pp 31-33
Gore, NZ, St Andrew’s Presbyterian	1960	II/20
Gosforth, Newcastle upon Tyne:
Gosforth, All Saints’ Church	1889	III/31	(15 prepared for) £576
	1929	III/37	Rebuild
	1994		Restoration
Gosforth, St Nicholas’ Church	1884		New organ, £254. Rebuilt Binns, Fitton & Haley 1948
			† Replaced by new Nicholson, 2000
Gosforth, U. M. F. Church	1878	II/14	New organ £315
Gosforth, Wesleyan Church	1891	II/19	£316
Govilon, Christ Church	1906	I/7
Great Broughton Methodist Church	Date
	unknown
Great Lever, St Michael’s Church	Date		Thomas Harrison, Rochdale
	unknown		Built for Alderman TG Horridge. †
Great Lumley: see Lumley
Great Salkeld, St Cuthbert’s Church	1889	I/6
Greenock, John Gillies Esq.	1880		New organ, £183
Greenock, St Paul’s Church	1878	II/7	New organ £173. Later Willis
Greenwich, Connecticut, USA	2022	IV/86	New Organ	Specification
Grimsby, Presbyterian Church	1915	II/10	Organ moved to a new church in Weelsby Road 1932, with alterations. Rebuilt Jubb 2004
Grindon, Co. Durham, St James’s Church	1907	II/10	Now known as St James’s, Thorpe Thewles
East Grinstead: see Chelwood Beacon		III/42
Grosse Pointe, Michigan, USA, Christ Church	2001	III/49	New organ	Specification
Guisborough, St Nicholas’ Parish Church	1876	III	†
Guiseley, St Oswald’s Church	1910	III/21	Work by Laycock & Bannister 1971?
			Restored by John Clough, 2006

H
Haddington, Holy Trinity Church	1877	II/17	New organ, £443. Subsequently R&D
Hakadal Kirke, Norway	2015	II/17	New organ	Specification
Halifax Parish Church	1929	IV/52
Halsway Manor, Somerset, W.N. Mitchell Esq.	1926	II/13	To Fairbridge Farm, nr. Duncan, Vancouver Island, Canada 1938. To Christ Church Cathedral, Victoria, B.C. 1976 (not moved by H&H)
Haltwhistle, Holy Cross	1877	II/14	£315. Replaced by electronic
Hamsterley Colliery, Christ Church	1898	II/10
Hampton Court Palace, The Chapel Royal	2013	III/37	Improvements to much-altered	Specification
			1899 Hill organ; new actions, and restoration
			of Hill musical style
Hamsteels, St John’s Church	1909	II/6	£220. Church closed; organ to Ireland	Specification
Joseph Harris Esq: see Brackenburgh Tower
Mr & Mrs Harris: see Brackenburgh Tower
Harrogate, Ashville College	1900	II/9	Sold to Beeford Wesleyan & removed by Fitton & Haley 1927
Harrogate, Grove Road Wesleyan	1901	III/26	Redundant 2012, Transferred to St Vitus RC Church, Sailauf, Germany. Re-dedication service 14 December 2014
Harrogate Primitive Methodist Church (Victoria Park)	1901	II/17	Moved to Meanwood Methodist Church, Leeds, 1953
Harrogate, St Luke’s Church	1905	III/27	Gone 1980s
Harrogate, St Mary’s Church	1919	III/24	Church redundant 2009
Harrogate St Wilfrid’s Church	1928	III/37	Some stops prepared for: inserted 1943, 1969, 1982, 2012
Harrogate United Methodist Free Church	1901	II/27
Harrow School Speech Room	1955	IV/73		Specification
Hartlepool: see also West Hartlepool
Hartlepool, Holy Trinity Church	1873	III/34	12 stops prepared for. £350. Church closed 1950
Hartlepool, Presbyterian Church	1883	III/7	New organ £300. Rebuilt 1899.
Hartlepool, J. K. Proctor Esq.	1879	II/11	New organ £179
Hartlepool, H. Robson Esq	1896	III/7	To St Matthew’s West Hartlepool 1913;
			to St Andrew’s Blackhall 1946
Hartlepool, St Joseph’s RC Church	c.1998	III/24	H&H 1998 from West Hartlepool Wesleyan, moved here c.1998 by H.E.Prested
Haslemere, St Bartholomew’s Church	1929	III/20	Rebuilt by Willis 1981
Haslingden Congregational Church	1899	III/28
Haswell Wesleyan Church	1893	II/7	Church Closed
Havelock West, NZ: see Woodford
Haverton Hill, St John’s Church	1888	II/15	To St Chad’s, Roseworth, Stockton, c 1970
Hawksworth Wood, St Mary’s Church	1937	II/9
Haywards Heath, The Priory	1963	II/17	To Sayers Common 1978
Hebburn-on-Tyne, St Cuthbert’s Parish Church	1879	II/13	New organ £245. Restored by John Budgen 1985
Hebburn, St Oswald’s Church	1909	II/11	£256, using old pipework, 3 stops prepared
Hebden Bridge, St John’s Church	1931	II/9	Church closed 1982; to Helpston (Peterborough), St Botolph (not moved by H&H)
Hebden-in-Craven, St Peter’s Church	1894	I/6	£112
Hedgefield, St Hilda’s Church	1903	II/13	Moved to St Joseph’s, Chorley 2006
Heighington, St Michael’s Church	1900	II/18	Overhauled H.E. Prested with minor alterations
Helensburgh United Presbyterian Church (St Columba’s)	1878	II	New organ, £673. Lewis 1913
Helmsley, All Saints’ Church	1931	II/19
Helpston, Peterborough,			See Hebden Bridge
St Botolph’s Church
Hendersonville, North Carolina, USA
St James’ Episcopal Church	1999	III/44		Specification
Henley, New RC Church, Derbyshire (Sacred Heart)	1937	II/6
Hepstonstall Slack, Baptist Church (Mount Zion)	1898	II/19	Exported to America
Hereford Cathedral	1978	IV/67	Restoration and alterations. Restored 2004	Specification
Heworth, St Andrew’s Church, q.v. Leam Lane	1961	II/7
Heworth, St Mary’s Church	1882	II/14	New organ, £278
Heytesbury, Wiltshire	2011	II/5	Mark Venning (H&H 2003), moved from Durham
High Spen Primitive Methodist Church, Co. Durham	1900	II/6	Bought by C Bagot 2003. To Killinchy PC, Co. Down, by Pipe Organ Preservation Co., 2018
High Spen, St Patrick’s Church: see Rowlands Gill
Highworth, St Michael’s Church	1908
Hindhead, St Alban’s Church	1946	II/16	From Marsh Court, H&H 1928
	1957		Addition of Pedal Violone, to form new front
Hitchin: see Caldicott School
Holland, Michigan, USA,
First United Methodist Church	1982	II/27	New organ
Holland, (Netherlands): see Rotterdam
Holy Island, St Mary’s Church	1954	I/4	1882 H&H for R. Thompson Esq., Wingate, q.v. Moved from St Mary’s, Monk Hesleden 1954
Holywell, St Mary’s Church	1905	II/8
Horbury, St Peter & St Leonard	1921	III/20
Horden, St Mary’s Church	1913	II/14	Additions 1934 & 1949
Horsham, Holy Trinity Church	2001	II/17	Restoration of 1904 Willis organ	Specification
Horwich Congregational Church	1896	II/21
Houghton-le-Spring, St Michael’s Church	1932	III/27
Hove, St Philip’s Church	1924	III/25
Howden-le-Wear, St Mary’s Church	1880	II/12	New organ £105. Rebuilt by Nelson. † Church closed
Howden-on-Tyne, St Paul’s Church	1891	II/12	£220
Howick, St Michael’s Church	1931	I/4
Hunwick, Co. Durham, Primitive Methodist Chapel	1903	II/8	Later in Willington R.C.
Hutton-in-the-Forest, St James’ Church	1880	I/2
Hutton Magna, St Mary’s Church	1888	II/9
Hythe, St Leonard’s Church	1936	III/36	Rebuilt by Browne

Location	Date	Size	Details	Downloads
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Ickburgh, St Peter’s	Date unknown	I/8
Idle, Baptist Church	1892	II/21	£500. † Replaced, probably when church demolished
Ilderton, St Michael’s Church	1879	I/6
Ilkeston, Holy Trinity Church	1909	II/15
Ilkley Congregational Church	1911	II/19	†Organ gone, probably when the church became Christchurch URC/Methodist LEP and was remodelled, 1980s
Ingleton Church, nr Darlington	1921	II/4	From Lady Margaret Hamilton Russell (H&H 1897)
Ingram, St Michael’s Church	1912	I/6
Irthington, St Kentigern’s Church	1935	II/8
J
Jarrow, St Mark’s Church	1925	II/8	† Church redundant
Johannesburg, Transvaal, S.A.R.,	1890
Presbyterian Church
Herbert Johnson Esq, Marsh Court, Stockbridge	1928	II/16	To St Alban’s, Hindhead, 1946

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Kearsley Moor, St Stephen’s Church	1890	II/23

Keighley, All Saints’ Church	1888	II/10	Restored 1902. Subsequently rebuilt
Keighley, Devonshire Street Congregational Church	1885
	1895	III/41
Keighley, Holy Trinity Church, Lawkholme Lane	1888	II/23	£525
	1891	III/33	3rd manual and 10 stops added. £224. Restored 1902
			† Church demolished 1970s
Kells, New Galloway	1890	II/9
Kendal, St Thomas’ Church	1898	III/29	Rebuilt 1910
Kepwick Church	1935	II/6
Kerry Church, North Wales	1890	II/19	Rebuild of Gray & Davison organ
Keswick St John’s Church	1912	II/15
Kettlewell, St Mary’s Church	1899	II/7	Moved to Cropton PC by Michael Fletcher, 2004 †
Killinchy Parish Church, Co. Down	2018	II/6	H&H 1900, from High Spen PMC, q.v.
Kilmarnock, Laigh Kirk	1878	II/19	New organ, £561. Subsequently rebuilt †
Kilmarnock, St Joseph’s RC Church	1903	II/17	Restored 2023

Kinloss Parish Church	1879		£118
Kirbymoorside, Wesleyan Church	1903	II/15	To Clapham Methodist Church, London, by David Miller, 1980
Kirkby Overblow, All Saints’ Church	1905	II/6

Kirkcaldy, John Blyth Esq	1887	II/8	Small organ, removed to Broxburn RC Church 1892
	1893	III/29	Large organ
	1894	III/31	Large organ, additions
	1926	III/28	Removed 1935 to Crail Parish Church by Scovell
Kirkcudbright, St Cuthbert’s Church	1886	II/27	Rebuilt Wilkinson, then R&D

Kirkham, St Michael’s Church	1905	III/25
Kirknewton. Midlothian, Meadowbank House	1893	II/28	1881 H&H organ from Melrose (J.A. Maconochie), moved for J.A. Maconochie-Wellwood
Kirkoswald, St Oswald’s Church	1882	II/8	New organ £131
Kirksandal, St Oswald’s Church	1937	II/14	1978 rebuilt, enlarged and electrified by Jubb in St Mary Wainfleet, Lincs
Knottingley, St Botolph’s Church	1863

Location	Date	Size	Details	Downloads
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Ladybarn, Manchester: see Withington
Lagos, Christ Church Cathedral	1901	I/6
Lagos, Festac Town: see Lagos, St John’s Church
Lagos, Jehovah Shalom Cathedral	1968	II/13
Lagos, St John’s Church	1906	II/6	Moved to new church (by others) in 1972. To African Church of Pentecost, Festac Town, Lagos, 1985
Lagos, St John’s Church, Aroloya	1985	III/48	Replacing H&H 1906
(= St John’s Church, but new building)
Lagos, St Jude’s Church, Ebute Metta	1908	I/4	Sunk in Lagos harbour, replaced the following year
Lagos, St Paul’s Church, Breadfruit	1907	II/12	Replaced by new organ, 1965. Pipes to new organ in Kano by Fayemi & Jones
	1965	III/49
Lake Forest, Illinois, USA, Church of the Holy Spirit	1972	III/42
	1994	III/49	Rebuilt and enlarged. New Tromba 2011	Specification
Lamberhead Green, Lancashire, Wesleyan Church	1893	II/13	Rebuild
Lambeth Palace Chapel: see London
Lamesley, St Andrew’s Church	1964	II/21
Lancaster Congregational Church	1895	II/20
Lancaster Priory (= Lancaster Parish Church)	1922	III/39	20 of 39 stops prepared for
	1965		Completion. † Superseded by electronic in 1982
	2012		H&H 1904 organ from Blackburn Girls’ High School, rebuilt by David Wells as chancel division of larger scheme
Dr James Lancelot, Durham	1995	II/5	Moved to Tewkesbury 2017
Lanchester, All Saints’ Parish Church	1907	III/16	Overhauled 1986. Restored by Wood of Huddersfield 2002
Lanchester, All Saints’ RC Church	1985	II/7	New organ
Lapworth, Birmingham, St Mary’s Church	1881	II/10	£188. From York Exhibition (H&H 1879), enlarged. Restored 1964
Largs, St Columba’s Church	1882	II/12	£125. Also 1892. Rebuilt 1947. Restored 1998
Laurencekirk, St Laurence of Canterbury Church	1878		£95. Rebuild. Replaced late c19?
Lazonby, St Nicholas’ Church	1882		£189. Rebuild
Leadgate, St Joseph’s RC Church (=Brooms)	1901	II/18
Leagrave, St Luke’s Church	1954	II/10	From Bedford Catholic Apostolic Church (1910); originally at Scarborough, A. Clapham Esq. (H&H 1876). Replaced 1977
Lea Town, Preston, St Mary’s Church	2012	II/12	Restoration of mid-C19 Wheildon organ	Specification
Leck, St Peter’s Church	1915	II/17
Leconfield, Beverley, Garrison Church	1980	II/17	New organ
Leeds Baptist Church	1898	II/16	Bought by H&H 1942
Leeds, Hostel of the Resurrection	1928		From All Saints’, Margaret Street Choir School. Originally Sir George Newnes, Putney, London (H&H 1891). Rebuilt by R&D
Leeds Infirmary, St Luke’s Chapel	1947	II/6
Leeds Parish Church	1913	IV/76	Also 1949. Subsequently rebuilt by others
Leeds, St Chad’s Church, Far Headingley	1910	III/37
Leeds University Great Hall	1958	III/58	†
Leicester Cathedral	1930	IV/48
	2003	IV/50	Restoration	Specification
Leigh, St Mary’s Church	1910	III/34	Restored 1964
Leigh, St Thomas’ Church, Bedford	1920	III/37	Church closed 2015, organ redundant
Leighton Buzzard Parish Church	1989	III/35	New organ	Specification
Lemington Primitive Methodist Church, Algernon Road	1892	I/6
	1925	II/10	Restored and enlarged
Lerwick United Presbyterian Church	1888	II/7
	1897	II/9
Leslie West United Free Church (= Trinity)	1903	II/7	Rebuilt by others ?
Lichfield Cathedral	2000	IV/82	Restoration of 1884/1908 Hill organ, with additions including Nave Organ	Specification
Lincoln Cathedral	1960	IV/64	Conservative rebuild of 1998 Willis organ. Restored 1998	Specification
Mr Lindsey: see Sans Souci (Belfast)
Linlithgow St Michael’s Church (The Abbey)	1877	II/29	New organ £700. 1895 & 1912 Ingram, 1960 R&D. Superseded
Little Missenden, St John’s Church	1948	II/15	Alterations 1969
Liverpool, Anfield Wesleyan Church	1897	III/29
Liverpool Cathedral	1976	V/145	Overhaul of Willis organ
Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral	2023	IV/88	Overhaul of 1967 J.W. Walker organ, with changes to layout and provision of traditional wind system.	Specification
Liverpool, Princes’ Avenue Primitive Methodist Church	1899	II/26	Replaced
Liverpool, St Peter’s Wesleyan Church	1895	II/24
Llandaff, All Saints’ Church	1896	II/10	Also 1914. Destroyed in Blitz 1941
Llandyfriog Church	1922	I/3
Llanelli, Greenfield Baptist Church	1903	II/15
	1968	II/16	Restored & altered
Llansantffraid-on-Usk, St Bridget’s Church	1900	II/8
Loftus Congregational Church	1894	I/3	Removed to new church 1906
London Colney, All Saints’ Convent	1963	II/18	Later = All Saints’ Pastoral Centre
			Old organ (Whiteley) moved to Nashdom Abbey 1962
Long Newton Church	1873	I/7	£105, using some older material
Longhoughton, St Peter’s Church	1935	I/4
Lound, St John’s Church	1913	II/14
Low Fell Congregational Church, Cromer Avenue	1949	II/12
Low Fell Primitive Methodist Church	1896	I/3
Ludworth, St Andrew’s Church	1909	I/4	To St Aidan’s, Acomb, York
Lullingstone, Kent, St Botolph’s Church	1996	I/5	From St Matthew’s Episcopal Church, Edinburgh (H&H 1879); moved by others
Lumley, Christ Church	1886	II/12	£150. Moved by others to All SS, North Wootton, Norfolk c. 1985
Luton Primitive Methodist Church became Hightown Methodist Church, Luton, 1979	1898	II/28	Old organ from St Thomas’ Kendal, rebuilt. Altered by G&D 1928
	1905	II/13?	F. Halliday?
M
Dr McClure: see Wellington, Salop
Colin J. Mackenzie Esq, Portmore House, Peebles	1882/85		£785

J.A Maconochie Esq., Melrose	1881		£228
	1893		Moved to Meadowbank House, Kirknewton, Midlothian, for J.A.Maconochie-Wellwood
Maesteg, St Michael’s Church	1898	II/19
Maesycwmmer: see Cilfynydd
Maidenhead, All Saints’ Church, Boyne Hill	1931	III/25	Action electrified by Bower & Co., 2003
Malton, Norton Wesleyan Chapel: see Norton
Malton, St Leonard’s Church	1907	II/15	To Malton, St Michael’s 1948
Malton, St Michael’s Church	1865	III/26	Taken by H&H for material value in 1948; replaced by H&H organ from Malton, St Leonard’s
Malton, Wesleyan Chapel	1882	III/21	New organ £394, † Removed except for front, 1990s
Manchester: see also Withington (aka Ladybarn), Wythenshawe
Manchester Cathedral	1917	V/67	Improvements to Hill organ
	1933	IV/79	Rebuild: included Father Smith organ, 7 stops
	1940		(Organ badly damaged by bombing)
	1957	IV/91	Rebuild
	2017		Organ replaced by new Tickell incorporating a few H&H ranks
Manchester, Deansgate, St John’s Church	1915	II/15	To Stand PC, incorporated in rebuild by Smethurst, 1956
Manchester, Northenden: see Northenden
Manchester, Ladybarn: see Withington
Manchester, L. Pilkington Esq	1900	II/13	To Brook Lane Baptist Church, Alderley Edge 1939
Manchester, Withington: see Withington
Manfield All Saints’ Church	1891	II/14	£319
Mansfield Parish Church	1970	III/26	From Clare College Cambridge (H&H 1911), moved by others
March, St Wendreda’s Church	1900	II/9	Two stops replaced by others c. 1975
Marsh Court, Stockbridge, Herbert Johnson Esq.	1928	II/16	To Hindhead Parish Church 1946
Marske-on-Sea, St Mark’s Church	1899	II/15	Rebuild. Replaced
Marton-in-Craven Church	1897	II/8	Overhauled Holmes & Swift 1985
Masham, St Mary’s Church	1923	II/20
Maulden, Bedfordshire, Parish Church	1870	II/19	Rebuilt or replaced by Binns
Medomsley Wesleyan Church	1920	I/3
Melbourne, Australia, St Mark’s Church, Fitzroy			See Cowley, St Luke’s Church
Melbourne, Australia, St Paul’s Cathedral	1990	IV/53	Restoration of 1890 Lewis organ	Specification
Melrose: see J. A. Maconochie Esq.
Merchant Taylors’ School: see Northwood
Merstham St Katharine’s Church	1913	II/18	£578
Merthyr Tydfil, High Street Baptist Church	1900	II/14
Merthyr Tydfil, Seion Baptist Church	1902	II/23	£1195
Middlesbrough Asylum (later renamed St Luke’s Hospital)	1899	II/14	Moved to Swainby Parish Church 1993
Middlesbrough, Christ Church Unitarian	1898	II/8	† Pipes only purchased H&H 1971
Middlesbrough, Love Memorial Chapel	1889	II/13
Middlesbrough Presbyterian Church	1884	III/14	£350. Dismantled and stored by A. F. Ward 1939. Offered by him for sale 1942
Middleton-in-Teesdale Primitive Methodist Church	1898	II/12	Moved to St Gregory’s Catholic Church, Chorley c 1982
Middleton St George, St Lawrence	1896	II	Rebuild. Redundant 2010s
Middleton Tyas Church	1887		Restoration
Milan, Italy, Vittuone Parish Church: see Cambridge, Sidney Sussex College
Milborne Port, St John’s Church	1912	II/12
Millom Holy Trinity Church	1930	II/8
Mirfield, House of the Resurrection	1946	II/12	From Major Barned 1906 (moved by Willis).
	1963		Rebuild. Organ replaced 2012; to Pembroke House School, Gilgil, Kenya 2015
	2012	II/36	1989 H&H organ from Burrough-on-the-Hill (Mr Michael Chamberlain)
W.N. Mitchell, Esq.: see Halsway Manor
Monk Bretton, St Paul’s Church	1978	II/18	From Felling (H&H 1947), q.v., moved by Wood Wordsworth
Monk Hesleden, St Mary’s Church	1882	I/4	H&H organ built for Mr R. Thompson, Wingate, 1883. To St Mary’s, Holy Island 1954
(Low) Moorsley Wesleyan Church	1896	I/5
Moreton, Christ Church : see Thornhill
Morpeth Presbyterian Church (St George)	1880	II/15	£348
Morpeth, E. Hopper, Esq.	1879		2nd-hand organ from Christ Church, Duns, £100
Morpeth, St James’s Church	1870	III/40	£1000. Rebuilt 1894, 1 stop added
Morpeth, Wesleyan Church	1894	II/10	To Windy Nook Methodist, by H. E. Prested about 1971-2
Morton Parish Church, Thornhill, Dumfries: see Thornhill
Countess of Morton, Wilkieston, NB	1883		Repairs
Mortonhall Crematorium, Edinburgh	1967	II/9
Mundford, St Leonard’s Church	1912	III/11
Murton, Co. Durham, Bible Christian Chapel	1902	II/6	Moved to Greenhill Methodist, Murton, 1905
Murton, Co. Durham, Primitive Methodist Church	1892	II/14	Incorporating old one-manual organ from St Peter’s Wallsend. Moved to adjacent new (St Paul’s) Methodist Church 1963. Rebuilt by Martin Renshaw in 1830s style for Church of St Pie X, St Cyr sur Loire, Tours, France 2008
Murton, Co. Durham, Wesleyan Church	1888	I/5	2nd- hand organ from Collierley Church
			Later to Easington Village Methodist
Murton, Glamorgan, Wesleyan Church, Mansfield Road	1905	II	?
Musselburgh, St Peter’s Episcopal Church	1943	II/12	Works Organ

Location	Date	Size	Details	Downloads
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London, Barking by the Tower, All Hallows’ Church	1909	III/32	Bombed WW2
	1957	III/44	New organ
London, Major Barned: see London, Sussex Square
London, Battersea, St Luke’s Church	1914	III/21	Lewis organ rebuilt with new mechanical structure	Specification
London, Bedford Park, St Alban’s Church	1904	III/35
London, Bishopsgate, St Ethelburga’s Church	1912	II/10	Destroyed by bomb 1993
London, Blackheath, All Saints’ Church	2015	III/43	Rebuild of much-altered Hill organ	Specification
London, Bourne St, St Mary’s Church	2006	III/40	Restoration of 1929 Willis organ	Specification
London, Bryanston Square, St Mary’s Church	1922	III/23
London, Chelsea, St Luke’s Church	1907	II/9	To Nottingham, Sherwood, 1938
London, Clapham Methodist Church	1980	II/15	H&H 1903 from Kirbymoorside Wesleyan, moved here 1980 by David Miller
London Coliseum	1918	II/10	£892. Two organs, Brass and Woodwind, in orchestra pit with separate keyboards. No trace remains
London, Earl of Donoughmore, Chesterfield Gardens:
see Donoughmore
London, Earlsfield, St Andrew’s Church	1921	III/21	Only II/9 installed, remainder prepared for
London, Freemasons’ Hall, Grand Temple	2015	III/50	Restoration of 1933 Willis organ; addition of Grand Organ chorus and Tuba	Specification
London, Godolphin & Latymer School: see London,
Hammersmith Girls’ School
London, Greenwich Parish Church	1999	III/55	From Eton College Lower Chapel (H&H 1969). Moved by David Wells
London, Hammersmith Girls’ School	1914	II/7	Now Godolphin & Latymer School
London, Hampstead Parish Church	1964	III/43	Rebuilt by Richard Bower 1996
London, Hanover Square, St George’s Church	1972	III/50	Replaced by Richards, Fowkes organ 2012
London, Holborn, St Sepulchre’s Church	1932	II/13
London, Islington, Union Chapel	2013	III/37	Restoration of 1877 Father Willis organ	Specification
London, Kilburn, St Augustine’s Church	1915	IV/48	Based on 1871 Willis organ; new console and actions. IV/48 includes preparation for Solo Organ (6 stops) and 4 other stops
London, Lambeth Palace Chapel	1956	II/11	From St Faith’s, N. Shields (H&H 1907)
London, Langham Place, All Souls’ Church	1976	IV/73	Rebuild. Also 1998	Specification
London, Lombard Street, Church of	1919
St Edmund King and Martyr
London, Margaret Street, All Saints’ Church	1910	IV/62	And 1957
	2002	IV/63	Restoration	Specification
London, Margaret Street, All Saints’ Choir School
see London, Putney, Sir George Newnes
London, Muswell Hill Presbyterian Church	1903	III/26	£935
London, Muswell Hill, St James’ Church	1913	III/47	Alterations 1935. † Destroyed 1940
			Temporary organ supplied 1943 (Bishop 1864, II/10 from Musselburgh); this went to St Stephen-on-the-Cliffe, Blackpool in 1952, then moved 1981 by others to Winchmore School
	1955	III/55	New organ. Restored 2010	Specification
London, Myddelton Square, St Mark’s Church	1975	II/9	H&H 1897/1958, moved here from Royal Free Hospital, London. See Newcastle, Brunswick Hall
London, Primrose Hill, St Mary’s Church	1991	III/35	Hill organ 1872, Mander 1960: overhaul and action improvements, 1991 and 2011	Specification
London, Putney, Whitelands College	1949	II/15	Also 1964
London, Putney, Sir George Newnes	1891	II/7	£294. To All Saints’ Margaret St Choir School; then to Leeds, Hostel of the Resurrection 1928
London, Red Lion Square, St John’s Church	1926		Bombed WW2
London, Royal Albert Hall	1924/1933	IV/146	Rebuild of Father Willis’s magnum opus
	1972		Repairs; replacement of console mechanism. Organ rebuilt by Mander 2004
London, Royal College of Music
Concert Hall	1958	III/40	Rebuild. Organ replaced by new Flentrop 2017
Henry Ley Organ (Recital Hall, then Room 83)	1966	II/13	New tracker organ
London, Royal Festival Hall	1954	IV/103
	2000-2014		Restored and reconfigured	Specification
London, Royal Free Hospital	1958	II/9	Rebuild of H&H 1897 from Newcastle Brunswick Hall, q.v. To St Mark’s Myddelton Square 1975
London, Royal Holloway Chapel, London University: see Egham
London, Sloane Street, Holy Trinity Church	2012	IV/68	Rebuild of much-altered Walker organ, based on original style of 1894	Specification
London, Southwark Cathedral	1991	IV/61	Restoration of 1897 Lewis organ	Specification
London, Strand, St Clement Danes Church	1958	III/37	New organ
	1963	III/38	Console moved, Pedal Flute 8 added
London, Streatham Hill, St Margaret the Queen	1908	III/36	£1,500
London, Streatham Park, St Alban’s Church	1950	II/11	“Temporary organ”(new): first stage of proposed 3-manual. Moved to Caterham School Hall 1986 by Hedley James
London, Sussex Square, Major Barned	1906	II/12	Erected by Willis in House of Resurrection, Mirfield 1946, q.v.
London, The Swedish Church (Marylebone)	1976	II/20	Including pipework and cases from old organ byÅkerman & Lund
London, The Temple Church	1954	IV/61	From Glen Tanar, Aberdeen (H&H 1927), with addition of 32ft reed
	2013	IV/66	Restoration and additions	Specification
London, Tooting Graveney, All Saints’ Church	1906	III/41
	1948		Overhaul and conversion to electro-pneumatic action
London, Upper Norwood, St John’s Church	1999	III/36	Restoration of Lewis organ; tonal work to reinstate original style	Specification
London, West London Synagogue	1908	IV/55	Incorporating G&D pipework
London, West Ham Parish Church	1986	II/21		Specification
London, Westminster Abbey	1937	IV/84	New organ, retaining some Hill pipework
	1959		Overhaul, reinstatement of Pearson organ cases
	1982/1987	V/105	Restoration and enlargement, addition of Bombarde Organ	Specification
“Portable” (temporary) organ	1957	II/12	Then temporarily to St Albans Abbey; to Arthur Starke, Freshwater, I.O.W. (q.v.) 1962
London, Westminster Cathedral, Grand Organ	1984	IV/78	Restoration of Willis organ	Specification
Apse Organ	1984	II/21	Rebuild of Lewis organ
London, Westminster Central Hall	2011	IV/66	Rebuild of much-altered 1912 Hill organ, based on original style	Specification
London, Whitelands College: see London, Putney
London, Woolwich, St Mary’s Church	1906	III/37

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