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Schlicker Organ | Kilgen Organ | Bell Reed Organ | Schulmerich & Steinway Grand
As part of the restoration project, a new blower was installed to provide wind for the organ. However, a new mechanical bellows pump was also built, so the organ can be entirely powered and operated by humans, without the use of electricity. At least once a year a hymn sing is held in the chapel, and audience members take turns at the big bellows pump handle.
In 2008 the Organ Historical Society recognized the Kilgen organ as a significant historical instrument worthy of continued preservation.
| SWELL (Expressive) | ||
|---|---|---|
| 8 | Geigen Principal (tc) | 46 pipes |
| 8 | Viola (tc) | 46 pipes |
| 8 | Stopped Diapason (tc) | 46 pipes |
| 8 | Stopped Diap. Bass | 12 pipes |
| 4 | Violina | 58 pipes (from PLU Casavant Opus 2140, 1952) |
| 4 | Flute | 58 pipes |
| Tremolo |