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	Chamber Organ, USA One manual, 6 stops, 1999 An unusual chamber organ in a chinoiserie case for a private home in Washington DC.
	Chestnut Hill Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, USA Three manual, 45 stops, 2000 This instrument was first heard on Easter Sunday, 2000, and was dedicated in a recital by Peter Sykes on 12 May 2000, and at a Festival Choral Service on Sunday 14 May 14 2000, under the direction of Mark A Anderson, Director of Music.
	Christ Church Cranbrook, Detroit, USA 4 manuals and pedals, 94 stops, 110 ranks, 1997 Mechanically, this is a new instrument, based on restored, remaining, viable pipework from Ernest Skinner Opus 567, originally installed in this beautiful church (designed by Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue FAIA) in 1927.
	Christ Church Pittsford, New York, USA 2 manuals and pedals, 25 stops, 33 ranks, 1991 The mechanical drawstop action of this organ is fitted with solenoids to provide a full complement of pistons and eight levels of memory.
	House organ, USA 1 manual, 4 stops, 5 ranks, 1997 An interesting chamber organ for a private home.
	Immanuel Church on the Hill, Alexandria, Virginia, USA 2 manuals and pedals, 12 stops, 15-16 ranks, 1994 This small but versatile instrument was designed in an ingenious manner to fit into an existing space partly contained within a chamber.
	Peabody Institute, USA 1 manual, 4 stops, 1990 A continuo organ in a finely marbled case for this famous music college.
	Peachtree Road United Methodist Church, Atlanta, USA 72 stops, 90 ranks, 2002 With 72 stops, this ranks as one of the largest mechanical action pipe organs ever built by a British company in an unusual double case.
	Princeton University Chapel, USA 4 manuals, 109 stops, 135 ranks, 1991 73 ranks of original Skinner pipwork are retained in this otherwise new instrument. The comfortable console incorporates a 128-level capture system.
	St Agnes RC, New York, USA 2 manuals and pedals, 31 stops, 41 ranks, 1998 A large two-manual instrument for the rebuilt Italianate church of St Agnes, close to Grand Central Station.
	St Ignatius Loyola, New York, USA 4 manuals and pedals, 68 stops, 91 ranks, 1993 This organ, the largest of its kind ever to have been built by a British company, is influenced by French organs of the nineteenth century and housed in a new case to our own design. It has sensitive suspended action to all four manuals.
	St Paul's Episcopal Church, Norfolk, Virginia 2 manuals and pedals, 24 stops, 27 ranks, 2006 A new organ, with mechanical key action and electric stop action and detached console, for this historic colonial church.
	St Peter's, St Louis, Missouri, USA 3 manuals and pedals, 44 stops, 53 ranks, 2001 A mechanical action organ divided on two sides of the Chancel. St Peter's also has a Mander Chamber Organ.
	West Parish of Barnstable, Cape Cod, USA Two manuals and pedals, 23 stops, 24 ranks, 2005 A new mechanical action organ designed to fit the historic 1717 Meeting House of West Parish, both musically and visually.

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