Organ Biography > Places and Organs > England > Preston > St. John-the-Baptists’ (Parish Church)

Details of St. John-the-Baptists’ (Parish Church), Preston, England


1802

Organ History
1802Built by Davis of London
Rebuilt by Gray & Davison
Rebuilt by Jackson of Liverpool
Sources
Hopkins & Rimbault - “The Organ: Its History and Construction - A Comprehensive Treatise on the Structure and Capabilities of the Organ” - Robert Cocks & Co., 1877, London

ManualsStopsRanksCouplersAction
334365T

I. Choir
1.Stopped Diapason
2.Clarabella
3.Dulciana
4.Principal
5.Flute
6.Fifteenth
7.Cromorne
II. Great
8.Double Diapason (bass) metal.
9.Double Diapason (tenor) metal.
10.Stopped Diapason
11.Open Diapason
12.Open Diapason
13.Principal metal.
14.Principal wood.
15.Twelfth
16.Fifteenth metal.
17.Fifteenth wood.
18.SesquialteraIII
19.MixtureII
20.Twentieth
21.Trumpet (bass)
22.Trumpet (tenor)
23.Clarion
iSwell to Great
III. Swell
24.Double Diapason
25.Stopped Diapason
26.Open Diapason
27.Keraulophon
28.Principal
29.Fifteenth
30.Mixture
31.Hautboy
32.Cornopean
iiChoir to Swell
iiiSwell Octave
Pedal
33.Open Diapason
34.Principal
35.Fifteenth
36.SesquialteraIII
ivPedal to Great
vPedal to Choir

1888

Organ History
1888Restored by Hill
Sources
Dictionary of Organs and Organists” - George Mate & Son, 1921

ManualsStopsRanksCouplersAction
348-7P



List of Organists
1832-90J. J. Greaves (1813-1898)
1890-a1920J. E. Adkins (1867-1939)
Arthur Fountain (1892-)

List of Assistant Organists
1885-R. H. Earnshaw (1856-)