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Tasmania | Northern Terr. |
Galston |
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Galston Uniting Church, 11 School Road Forster & Andrews 1887 (2/20 mechanical) (formerly in Bourke St, Congregational Church, Darlinghurst) |
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Gladesville |
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CHRIST CHURCH ANGLICAN, cnr. Victoria Road & Jordan Street First organ: B. J.P. Eagles for his residence. Installed in church 1950. 2m., 4 or 5 rks.ext., el.mag. 2 cases against west wall, detatched stop-key console in chancel. Removed ca. 1961. Present organ: B. 1962 E.F. Walcker & Cie., Ludwigsburg, Germany 1m., 8 sp.st., 1c., tr. Man: 8.4.4.2-2/3.2.III. Ped: 16.8. |
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Methodist Church see: Forbes St John's Anglican Hostel |
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St Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Cnr Victoria & Pittwater Rds A pipe organ "dominated the centre of the sanctuary" and seemed to have been acquired about 1908. In 1958 the organ was "moved to the corner and pipes removed. In 1966 a Hammond RT3 Concert Model Electric organ was obtained at a cost of $4256". [Presbyterian Church of St. Andrew, Gladesville NSW 1888-1988] In The Challenge of the Years ed. Rev. C.A. White of 1951 (Presbyterian Church of NSW) it claims that St. Andrew’s Gladesville at one stage had “plans for a redesigned pipe organ” but the date is uncertain. Click on photo for a full picture taken in the 1920s during an evening service. Further research has revealed the instrument was most likely a harmonium with a large, fake pipe facade. |
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Glebe |
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Congregational Church see: Marrickville Roseby Memorial Uniting Church |
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Presbyterian Church, Bridge Road see: Castle Hill Baptist Church |
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Residence of the Late Dr Vincent Sheppard (1922-1987), |
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St John's Anglican Church, cnr St John's & Glebe Point Roads Forster & Andrews 1884 (2/18 mechanical) |
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St Scholastica's Convent Chapel, Avenue Road Hill, Norman & Beard (Aust) 1931 (2/16 electro-pneumatic) |
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Toxteth Chapel Early chamber organ. Present location and details of specification unknown |
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Glenbrook |
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St Finbar's Catholic Church, 46 Levy Street, Glenbrook (Lower Blue Mountains) Hele & Co. 1880 (2/22 mechanical) (formerly in St Peter's Anglican Church, East Sydney) |
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Glenorie |
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Former Residence of the late Peter McMillan B. 1887 E.F. Walcker & Cie, Ludwigsburg, Germany for "Presbyterian Church, Sydney" 1m., 2 sp. st., 1c., pedal pulldowns, tr. & tub. pn. Man: 8.8. Purchased c. 1968 from Misson to Seamen, George Street, Sydney Inst. Burwood residence before moving to pres. loc. 1m., 4 sp. st., 1c., tr. & el. Man: 8.8. Ped: 16.8. 2015 given to St Paul's Anglican Church, Burwood |
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Gordon |
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Kings Theatre B. 1928 Hill, Norman & Beard ("Christie'' o/n 84) for Kings Theatre, Gordon Later inst. St Colomb's Anglican Church, Bellevue Avenue, West Ryde 8 rks. ext., el.pn. Organ removed (details unknown) |
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RESIDENCE OF MALCOLM ALLERDING, ESQ., Darnley Avenue Pipework and parts from 1913 organ by Geo. Fincham & Son formerly in Congregational Church, Canterbury, Victoria; purchased 1981. Rebuilt and modified 1981 - by M. Allerding. |
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St John-the-Evangelist Anglican Church, Pacific Highway First Main organ: Built 1929 by W.G. Rendall |
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Second Main organ: Built 2019 by South Island Organ Company |
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UNITING (CONGREGATIONAL) CHURCH, Park Avenue B. 1951 S.T. Noad & Son. 2m., 7 sp.st., [?] c., el. pn. Gt: 8.8.4. Sw: 8.8.4. Ped: 16. Removed and installed St David's Anglican Church, Arncliffe. |
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UNITING (METHODIST) CHURCH, cnr. Pacific Highway & Cecil Street B. 1927 W.L. Roberts & opened on 3 July 1927. Reb. & enl. 1955 S.T. Noad & Son Tonal alterations 1978 Brown & Arkley 3m., 15 sp.st., 9c.: el.pn. Gt: 8.4.2.II. Sw: 8.4.2.II. Ch: 8.8.4.8. Ped: 16.16.8. Organ removed (details unknown) |
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Granville |
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St Mark's Anglican Church, 39 Jamieson Street Telford & Telford (Dublin)1890, rebuilt Hill, Norman & Beard 1968 (2/14 mechanical and electro-magnetic) |
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Greenwich |
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Greenwich Road B. 1958 Charles Dirksen, Brisbane. Rem. c. 1969 and broken up; parts to Baptist Church, Earlwood and Ronald Sharp. 2m., 4 rks ext., el. mag. |
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John Taylor Memorial Presbyterian Church, Greenwich Road B. 1965 J.P. Eagles. 2m., 3 rks.ext., el.mag. |
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St Giles' Anglican Church, Greendale Street |
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"Standish", Residence of John St Vincent Welch see: Newcastle St Augustine's Anglican Church, Merewether |
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Grose Vale |
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Benedict XVI Retreat Centre, Grose Wold Rd J.W. Walker & Sons, London, 1882, for St Andrew's Anglican Church, Seven Hills Installed 1979 in St Peter's Anglican Church, Seven Hills Installed in St Thérèse of the Child Jesus Catholic Church, Beauty Point 2008 Mark Fisher, Sydney Installed in present location 2014 Peter D.G. Jewkes Pty Ltd, Sydney 1manual, 3 speaking stops, pedal pulldowns, mechanical action |
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Maitland | Wollongong | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Tasmania | Northern Terr. |