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Details of Crystal Palace, Anerley Road, Upper Norwood, Penge, England

(Anerley Road, Upper Norwood)

1857

Organ History
1854	Built by Gray & Davison
Status
Destroyed
Sources
“Dictionary of Organs and Organists”, 1912.
“Dictionary of Organs and Organists”, George Mate & Son, 1921.
Hopkins & Rimbault - “The Organ: Its History and Construction - A Comprehensive Treatise on the Structure and Capabilities of the Organ”, 1877.

Manuals	Stops	Ranks	Couplers	Action
4	65	65	11	-

I. Choir ( CC-a3 58 notes)
1.	Bourdon	16
2.	Gamba	8
3.	Salicional	8
4.	Voix céleste	8
5.	Clarinet Flute	8
6.	Gemshorn	4
7.	Claribel Flute	4
8.	Spitz Flute	2
9.	Piccolo	2
10.	Mixture
11.	Cor Anglais and Bassoon	8
12.	Trumpet	8
i	Swell to Choir
ii	Octave
II. Great ( CC-a3 58 notes)
13.	Double Open Diapason	16
14.	Double Dulciana	16
15.	Open Diapason	8
16.	Flautaà Pavillon	8
17.	Claribel Flute	8
18.	Flute Harinonic1ue	8
19.	Quint	5 1/3
20.	Flute Octaviante	4
21.	Twelfth	2 2/3
22.	Super-octave	2
23.	Flageolet Harmonique	2
24.	Mixture
25.	Furniture
26.	Cymbal
27.	Contra Trombone	16
28.	Posaune	8
29.	Trumpet Harmonique	8
30.	Clarion	4
31.	Octave Clarion	2
iii	Swell to Great
iv	Choir to Great
v	Solo to Great
III. Swell ( CC-a3 58 notes)
32.	Bourdon	16
33.	Open Diapason	8
34.	Vox Humana	8
35.	Keraulophon	8
36.	Concert Flute	8
37.	Octave	4
38.	Flute Octaviante	4
39.	Twelfth	2 2/3
40.	Super-octave	2
41.	Mixture
42.	Furniture
43.	Piccolo Harmonique	2
44.	Contra Fagotto	16
45.	Cornopean	8
46.	Oboe	8
47.	Clarion	4
48.	Echo Tromba	8
vi	Octave
vii	Sub-octave
IV. Solo ( CC-a3 58 notes)
49.	Flute Harmonique	8
50.	Flute Octaviante	4
51.	Open Diapason	8
52.	Corni di Bassetto	8
53.	Grand Tromba	8
Pedal ( CCC-f 30 notes)
54.	Contra Bass	32
55.	Contra Bombarde	32
56.	Open Diapason	16
57.	Open Diapason	16
58.	Violone	16
59.	Bombarde	16
60.	Octave	8
61.	Twelfth	5 1/3
62.	Super-octave	4
63.	Mixture
64.	Trumpet	8
65.	Clarion	4
viii	Solo to Pedal
ix	Swell to Pedal
x	Great to Pedal
xi	Choir to Pedal

Palm Court

Organ History
1867	Built by Bryceson Brothers
1868	Moved from Paris Exhibition 1867, Paris, Île-de-France, France by Bryceson Brothers
	Moved by
Status
Moved
Sources
J. W. Hinton - “The Story of the Electric Organ”, Simkin, Marshall, Hamilton & Kent, 1909.

Manuals	Stops	Ranks	Couplers	Action
2	16	16	-	-

I. Great ( CC-g3 56 notes)
1.	Open Diapason	8
2.	Violin Diapason	8
3.	Clarinet Diapason	8
4.	Principal	4
5.	Harmonic Flute	4
6.	Orchestral Flute	4
7.	Piccolo (Harmonic)	2
8.	Horn	8
II. Swell ( CC-g3 56 notes)
9.	Bourdon	16
10.	Open Diapason	8
11.	Flute Diapason	8
12.	Principal	4
13.	Cornopean	8
14.	Oboe and Bassoon	8
Pedal ( CCC-E 29 notes)
15.	Sub-Bass	16
16.	Trombone	16

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