The auditorium facing the stage. The main chambers are all in the right stage wing

The auditorium is as big as a footbal field

One of the main 25 HP Spencer blowers with Vic Fererr doing his video thing

Here's the other blower with Vic again

Pipes of the Great Organ

Joe McCabe holding one of the many pipes he pulled that day as part of an extensive survey

The Klann Console. I saw pictures of the orginal Skinner in the basement and it is in sad shape

Another console picture

Console with back panel removed

Console cables before George connected them

Boots of one of the 2 -32ft Pedal Bombard. Much dust in evidence

Big Mouth Bourdon note the huge scale

Another view of these huge Bourdons

This broken tuba was one of just a few damaged pipes we noticed

The Celesta was fascinating

A view in the Choir chamber

Another Choir view

Part of the Choir relay

Another view of the choir relay

Note the composite construction of these pipes with common metal bottoms and spotted metal tops

I was amazed at the mitres of this Contra Gamba 16 ft in the Choir

Another view showing a curious apparatus that looks like a homemade wind gauge

Yet another view of the Contra Gamba

Here's a view in the Swell where things were very crowded

Evidence of instant cypher remedy

Here's a view up standing on the stage floor. Normally curtains cover this view

A view from within the Great

A high pressure regulator note the many springs

Here's a mystery who was Joe Karr who added this organ grafitti in 1925? His name was scribed on the Contra Gamba too. Was he a Skinner voicer?

Here we are up in the Swell