Biographical Dictionary of the Organ | Building Details | St. Margaret’s, Broad Sanctuary, Westminster, London, England

Details of St. Margaret’s, Broad Sanctuary, Westminster, London, England

Organ History
1675	Built by Bernard Smith
1804	Moved by John Avery
Status
Destroyed
Sources
Herbert Westerby - “The Complete Organ Recitalist” - Musical Opinion, 1927, London
The Musical Times 750
Hopkins & Rimbault - “The Organ: Its History and Construction - A Comprehensive Treatise on the Structure and Capabilities of the Organ” - Robert Cocks & Co., 1877, London

Organ History
1804	Built by John Avery
1859	Rebuilt by G. M. Holdich
1868	Rebuilt by William Hill
Status
Unknown
Sources
Herbert Westerby - “The Complete Organ Recitalist” - Musical Opinion, 1927, London
Hopkins & Rimbault - “The Organ: Its History and Construction - A Comprehensive Treatise on the Structure and Capabilities of the Organ” - Robert Cocks & Co., 1877, London

Manuals	Stops	Ranks	Couplers	Action
3	28	28	6	T

I. Choir (Tracker CC-f3 54 notes)
1.	Dulciana	8'
2.	Stopped Diapason	8'
3.	Stopped Diapason (bass)	8'
4.	Principal	4'
5.	Flute	4'
6.	Slide for Unison Stop		prepared
7.	Cremona		prepared
i	Swell to Choir
II. Great (Tracker CC-f3 54 notes)
8.	Open Diapason	8'
9.	Open Diapason	8'	prepared
10.	Stopped Diapason and Clarabella	8'
11.	Principal	4'
12.	Twelfth	2 ²/₃'
13.	Fifteenth	2'
14.	Tierce	1 ³/₅'
15.	Sesquialtera
16.	Mixture
17.	Trumpet	8'
ii	Swell to Great
iii	Pedal to Great
III. Swell (Tracker CC-f3 54 notes)
18.	Bourdon	16'	prepared
19.	Double Diapason	16'	prepared
20.	Open Diapason	8'	prepared
21.	Open Diapason	8'
22.	Stopped Diapason	8'
23.	Principal	4'
24.	Twelfth	2 ²/₃'
25.	Fifteenth	2'
26.	Sesquialtera
27.	Double Trumpet	16'	prepared
28.	Cornopean	8'	prepared
29.	Hautboy	8'
Pedal (Tracker CCC-GG 4 notes)
30.	Open Diapason	16'
31.	Stopped Diapason	16'
32.	Principal	8'
33.	Fifteenth	4'
34.	Sesquialtera
35.	Mixture
36.	Trompet	16'
iv	Great to Pedal
v	Choir to Pedal
vi	Swell to Pedal

Organ History
1897	Built by Walker
Status
Unknown
Sources
Herbert Westerby - “The Complete Organ Recitalist” - Musical Opinion, 1927, London
“Dictionary of Organs and Organists” - H. Logan & Co., 1912, Bournemouth
“Dictionary of Organs and Organists” - George Mate & Son, 1921
The Musical Times 750

Manuals	Stops	Ranks	Couplers	Action
3	48	48	12	P

I. Choir (Pneumatic CC-c4 61 notes)
1.	Quintaton	16'
2.	Gamba	8'
3.	Dulciana	8'
4.	Vox Angelica	8'	(Tenor C)
5.	Lieblich Gedact	8'
6.	Concert Flute	4'
7.	Viola	4'
8.	Piccolo	2'
9.	Clarinet	8'
10.	Orchestral Oboe	8'
11.	Tuba	8'	prepared
12.	Tremulant
i	Swell to Choir
ii	Choir Sub-Octave
iii	Choir Unison off
iv	Choir Octave
II. Great (Pneumatic CC-c4 61 notes)
13.	Double Open Diapason	16'
14.	Open Diapason I	8'
15.	Open Diapason II	8'
16.	Open Diapason III	8'
17.	Orchestral Flute	8'
18.	Wald Flute	8'
19.	Harmonic Flute	4'
20.	Principal	4'
21.	Twelfth	2 ²/₃'
22.	Fifteenth	2'
23.	Mixture	III
24.	Double Trumpet	16'
25.	Posaune	8'
26.	Clarion	4'
v	Choir to Great
vi	Swell to Great
III. Swell (Pneumatic CC-c4 61 notes)
27.	Lieblich Bourdon	8'
28.	Open Diapason	8'
29.	Lieblich Gedact	8'
30.	Echo Gamba	8'
31.	Voix Celeste	8'	(Tenor C)
32.	Flute	4'
33.	Principal	4'
34.	Fifteenth	2'
35.	Mixture	IV
36.	Contra Posaune	16'
37.	Posaune	8'
38.	Oboe	8'
39.	Vox Humana	8'
40.	Clarion	4'
41.	Tremulant
vii	Swell Sub-Octave
viii	Swell Unison off
ix	Swell Octave
Pedal (Pneumatic CCC-G 32 notes)
42.	Double Open Diapason	16'	wood.
43.	Open Diapason	16'	wood.
44.	Open Diapason	16'	metal.
45.	Bourdon	16'	wood.
46.	Quint	10 ²/₃'
47.	Octave	8'
48.	Principal		metal.
49.	Flute	8'	wood.
50.	Bombarde	32'	prepared
51.	Trombone	16'	wood.
52.	Trumpet	8'
x	Great to Pedal
xi	Swell to Pedal
xii	Choir to Pedal