South Groveland, Massachusetts
St. James Episcopal Church

JOEL BUTLER, ca. 1870 - I-manual organ
Woodberry & Harris, Opus 81, ca. 1890 - Enlargement to II-Manuals


GREAT                                        COUPLERS (Drawknob)
   8     Open Diapason              61          Swell to Pedal
   8     Melodia                    61          Great to Pedal
   8     Dulciana                   61
   4     Octave                     61          Swell to Great
   2-2/3 Twelfth                    61
   2     Fifteenth                  61
                                             FOOT LEVERS (Unlabeled)
                                                Swell Tremolo          (hitch-down) 
SWELL (Expressive)
   16    Bourdon              (tc)  49
   8     Salicional           (tc)  49       PEDAL MOVEMENTS
   8     St'd Dia. Treble     (tc)  49          Swell Expression             (bal.)
   8     St'd Dia. Bass             12
   4     Harmonic Flute             61
   4     Violina                    61
   8     Oboe                 (tc)  49
                                             ACTION: Mechanical Key & Stop

PEDAL                                        VOICES: 14         STOPS: 15
   16    Bourdon                    27
   8     Flute                      27       RANKS: 14          PIPES: 750


NOTES
The original organ was a I-manual instrument by Joel Butler of Boston. Woodberry &
Harris enlarged the Butler to II-manuals in 1890.  The organ is installed in a chamber
on the front left side of the Nave with a visible facade of 13 pipes facing the Nave,
and a wooden grille facing into the sanctuary. The keydesk is beneath the pipe facade
and is attached and projecting with a lid that can be lifted to form a music rack.
Stops are as drawknobs on either side of the manuals.

Sources: Parish history; W & H opus list, notes in the files at the Andover Organ
         Co., JRS; extant organ

 [Received from James R. Stettner 2014-06-05.]