Great C-a''' 

Open Diapason            8
Melodia                  8 TC
Dulciana                 8 TC
Viol d'Amour             8 TC (bell gamba)
Std Diapason Bass        8 C-B
Principal                4
Wald Flute               4 (wood)
Twelfth                  2 2/3
Fifteenth                2
Tierce                   1 3/5
Sesquialtera            II
Trumpet Bass/Treble      8 (divided B-c)

Swell

[Bourdon]               16 TC
Open Diapason            8 TC
St. Diapason             8 TC
St. Dulciana Bass        8 C-B, unenclosed
Viol di Gamba            8 TC
Celestina Bass           4 C-B, unenclosed
Principal                4 TC
Twelfth                  2 2/3 TC
Fifteenth                2 TC
Oboe                     8 TC
Schalmei                 8 TC
Tremulant

Pedal C-c'

Double Open Diapason    16 (wood)

Pedale Check
Bellows signal now blower switch.
Centered balanced swell pedal.

Couplers

Sw/Gt             8
Gt, Sw/Ped        8
[Pedals Super Octs (not functional)]

Two Great combination pedals, removed
Pedal Check
Bellows Signal

Sesquialtera:

C-b     19-22
c'-a''' 12-15

The reed stops are replacements; the Cremona is built as a rohrschalmei:a narrow 
cylindrical pipe with a wider cylindrical section about half the length up.
The Sesquialtera appears to have always been a II rank mixture.
The Swell to Pedal coupler is labelled "Sw Bass to Ped" but couples for the whole 
pedal board, not just the Swell bass octave.

The organ was overhauled with new trackers, unchanged except for the removal of the 
Pedals Super Octs knob by Stephen Russell & Co. in 2004.

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