Great (enclosed, except for Open Diapason, C-f#)

Open Diapason            8
Melodia                  8
Gamba                    8 (electronic)
Dulciana                 8
Octave                   4
Flute                    4 (electronic)
Super Octave             2
Mixture                 IV (electronic)
Blank      

Swell

Bourdon                 16 (electronic)
Violin Diapason          8
Stopped Flute            8 (renamed from Stopped Diapason)
Salicional               8 (renamed from Dulciana)
Violin Diapason          4
Nazard                   2 2/3 (electronic)
Piccolo                  2 (electronic)
Tierce                   1 3/5 (electronic)
Cornopean                8 (electronic)
Cornopean                4 (electronic)
Tremolo

Pedal

Bourdon                 16
Lieblich Gedeckt        16 (electronic)
Diapason                 8 (electronic)
Flute Dolce              8 (electronic)
Octave                   4 (electronic) 
Cornopean                8 (electronic)

Couplers

Sw          16-4
Gt               4
Sw/Gt       16-8-4
Sw, Gt/Ped   8-4

Gt/Ped Reverse
Crescendo

The organ was electrified with pulldowns by Arthur C. Kohl, ca. 1955; the console 
was replaced with electronic additions from Rodgers in 2002.
The organ is a rather awkward installation, with both main chests running perpendicular
to the facade.

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