Pipe organ of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church (Église Presbytérienne Saint-Andrew's), Quebec City, Canada
Before 1875, the use of an organ in Presbyterian churches was strictly forbidden. The actual organ was built by organ builder Charles Summer Warren (1842-1933) of Toronto. It was donated in 1900 by businessman John Breakey (1846-1911) and placed in the former governor’s gallery, facing the pulpit. The organ-case is original - visually the instrument has remained unchanged - and is made of oak, with coloured and stencilled facade pipes to blend in with the building's decor.
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