HERE 2 Biographical Dictionary of the Organ | Building Details | Eastney Central Hall (Wesleyan), Highland Road, Portsmouth, England

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Details of Eastney Central Hall (Wesleyan), Highland Road, Portsmouth, England

Building History
1886Victoria sailors home and hall built
1889Hall used as church
1928Eastney Central Hall (church) built
2001Church closed (to be demolished and rebuilt)
2003Eastney Methodist Church built

1887

Organ History
1887Built
Status
Destroyed

1928

Organ History
1866Built by Henry Bevington & Sons of London, England (Op. 770)
1900Moved & rebuilt
1928Moved from Fratton Central Hall (Wesleyan), Fratton Road, Portsmouth, England & rebuilt by Sweetland Organ Co. of Bath, England
1985Restored by George Osmond & Co.
2001Removed
2006Moved
Status
Destroyed
Sources
Frank W. Haycraft - “Organs of Portsmouth, Southsea & District” - R. Allen, 1932

ManualsStopsRanksCouplersAction
217174T/P

I. Great (Tracker CC-g3 56 notes)
1.Open Diapason8'metal, zinc bass.
2.Clarabella8'44 wood + 12 stopped wood.
3.Dulciana8'metal.
4.Principal4'metal, zinc bass.
5.Flute4'44 metal + 12 stopped wood.
6.Clarinet8'spotted metal. (tenor c)
iSwell to Great
II. Swell (Tracker CC-g3 56 notes)
7.Lieblich Bourdon16'wood.
8.Open Diapason8'44 metal + 12 stopped wood.
9.Stopped Diapason8'wood.
10.Salicional8'metal.
11.Voix Celeste8'metal. (tenor c)
12.Principal4'metal.
13.Cornopean8'metal.
14.Oboe8'metal.
iiSwell Octave
Pedal (Pneumatic CCC-f 30 notes)
15.Bourdon16'wood.
16.Subbass16'wood.
17.Bass Flute8'wood.
iiiGreat to Pedal
ivSwell to Pedal