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Sydney Town Hall, Hill & Son, London, 1886-1889; opened 1890 5 manuals, 127 speaking stops, barker lever & tubular-pneumatic action Restored 1972-1982 Roger H. Pogson, Sydney Case designed by Arthur George Hill The world's largest 19th century organ, surviving largely unaltered. 32' Double Open Diapason Metal case pipes (central tower) as seen from the console [KH] Photos of restored organ façade and console [PdL] |
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St Andrew's Cathedral, Sydney, Hill & Son, London, 1866
The case was designed by Hill & Son based upon a concept of the architect of the building E.T. Blacket (Rushworth, Historic Organs of NSW, p.268). The original facade pipe decoration can be attributed to the London decorator Charles Blackmore and was restored by Marc Nobel and Christine Holmes in 1998. Close up view of stencilled pipes [PdL] A History of the Cathedral Organs |
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All Saints Anglican Church, Bodalla Henry Willis & Sons, London 1882 2 manuals, 10 speaking stops, mechanical action Restored 1991 Peter D.G. Jewkes, Sydney |
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St Matthew's Anglican Church, Windsor Johnson & Kinloch, Sydney, 1840 2 manuals, 10 speaking stops, mechanical action Restored 1986 Knud Smenge, Melbourne |
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Benedictine Monastery Chapel, Arcadia Thomas Atterton, Leighton Buzzard, England, 1892 2 manuals, 10 speaking stops, mechanical action Restored S.J. Laurie, Melbourne |
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Hunter-Baillie Memorial Presbyterian Church, Annandale Hill & Son, London, 1890; case by Arthur George Hill 3 manuals, 24 speaking stops, mechanical action Partially restored 1997 Peter D.G. Jewkes, Sydney Incorporates Australia's finest church organ case [PdL] Click on image at left to access gallery of photos |
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St John's Uniting Church, Neutral Bay Charles Richardson, Sydney, 1912 2 manuals, 10 speaking stops, mechanical & tubular-pneumatic action Restored 1993 Peter D.G. Jewkes, Sydney |
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St Paul's Anglican Church, Burwood William Davidson, Sydney, 1890 3 manuals, 28 speaking stops, mechanical action The largest mechanical action organ to survive from a 19th century Australian organbuilder [PdL] |
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St Philip's Anglican Church,
Church Hill, Sydney J.W. Walker & Sons, 1873 2 manuals, 27 speaking stops, mechanical action Restored 1987 Pitchford & Garside [PdL] |
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St Saviour's Anglican Cathedral, Goulburn Forster & Andrews, Hull, 1884 3 manuals, 37 speaking stops, tub. pn action Restored 1978-9 Brown and Arkley (action electrified) [PdL] Click on image at left to access gallery of photos |
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SS Peter & Paul's RC Old Cathedral, Goulburn Hill & Son, London, 1890 3 manuals, 28 speaking stops, barker lever & mechanical action [PdL] See documentation. Click on image at left to access gallery of photos |
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St Paul's Lutheran Church, Stanley
Street, Sydney E.F. Walcker & Cie., Ludwigsburg, Germany, 1887, Op. 498. 2 manuals 8 speaking stops, 3 couplers, mechanical action Restored and installed here 1986 Pitchford & Garside [KH] |
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Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Mosman Forster & Andrews (1882), 7 speaking stops, RH Pogson restored it in 1983. [PdL] Click on image at left to access gallery of photos |
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Christ Church Anglican Church,
Bong Bong Samuel Parsons, London, circa 1850 1 manual, 5 stops, no pedals, GG compass, mechanical action [KH] |
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St Andrew's Presbyterian Church,
Manly Peter Conacher & Co., Huddersfield, 1898, ex St Nicholas' Congregational Church, Ipswich, UK. 2 manuals, 21 speaking stops, 3 couplers, mechanical action Restored and installed here 1977 Pitchford & Garside [KH] |
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Convent of the Sacred Heart,
Kincoppal, Rose Bay Théodore Puget et fils, Toulouse, France, 1890; installed present location circa 1903 Rebuilt 1960 S.T. Noad & Son, Sydney 2 manuals, 20 stops, 8 couplers, electro-pneumatic action [PdeL] |
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St Andrew's Scots' Church (Presbyterian), Rose Bay Hill & Son, London, 1884, job no 1890 2 manuals, 18 speaking stops, 3 couplers mechanical action Restored 1975 Pitchford & Garside [KH] |
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Knox Grammar School, Wahroonga.
War Memorial Chapel Ronald Sharp, Sydney, 1965 3 manuals, 31 speaking stops, 1 coupler, mechanical action [KH] |
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Taylor Memorial Uniting Church,
Inverell Whitehouse Bros., Brisbane, 1927 and 1957 2 manuals, 15 stops, 7 couplers, electro-pneumatic action [KH] |
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Pitt St Uniting Church, Sydney Hill & Son, 1910, restored 1982-1985 by Pitchford & Garside 3 manuals, 31 speaking stops, tubular-pneumatic action [KH] |
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Convent of Mercy, Singleton John Wheildon ca. 1850 1 manual, 5 speaking stops, mechanical action Restored Pipe Organ Reconstructions Ltd 1998 [PdeL] Click on image at left to access gallery of photos |
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