The decorated pipes of the church organ at St Peter's are typical of the Victorian period.

August 2014

Organ placed at east end of north aisle.

DB 9 September 2018

Organ by

"John Nicholson, Organ Builder, Palace Yard, Worcester" 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicholson_%26_Co_Ltd 

http://www.nicholsonorgans.co.uk/ 

DB 3 September 2018

The Church Guide relates :-

"The 3rd Earl Brownlow introduced the organ in the north chancel in May 1902, acquired from the Drill Hall at Lincoln, when the waggoner, William Ogden, and 4 horses from the Home Farm using a furniture van borrowed from Halls of Grantham, collected the organ and delivered it to Belton in 1 day"

DB 5 September 2018

Organ by W.E Richardson & Sons of Manchester.

DB 9 September 2018

Organ by J.R. Cousans of Lincoln.

http://www.cousansorgans.co.uk/history.html 

DB 9 September 2018

The organ case in St Laurence church was decorated by Bodley as part of his restoration scheme of 1883-84.

May 2012

A label on the organ case credits the organ builder as J.F.Harston, Newark.

DB 11 August 2018

Recently restored organ pipes.

July 2012

Organ by Bell & Co. with patented mouse proof pedals.

Patent dated 1887. 

DB 9 September 2018

The organ case and pipes at St Regunda's, Grayingham have recently been restored.

May 2010

"On the north side of the nave is a low Tudor arch to the organ chamber"

https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1359687 

A brass plaque on the organ states that it was the gift of Stephen Massingberd 1869 -1925.

DB 20 July 2018

The organ at St Andrew's has an attractive array of pipes of the Victorian period.

June 2017

Church guide states that the organ was installed in 1945 and was purchased from a private house in London.

Made by Cousans of Lincoln. 

http://www.cousansorgans.co.uk/history.html 

DB 3 September 2018

Located on south side of chancel.

DB 9 September 2018

Colourful organ pipes from the 19th century.

April 2015

The fine Cathedral organ was built by Father Willis in 1898 and overhauled by Harrison & Harrison in 1960.

It had 4 manuals and 64 stops.

1930s photograph

A typical small country church pipe organ, with one manual and few stops.

August 2011

Elaborately decorated organ case from Micklethwaite's work in 1891.

May 2010

Attractively decorated organ pipes, probably from either the late Victorian or Edwardian periods.

November 2017

Victorian features of the church include the reredos and the impressive painted chancel roof.

September 2012

Made by Forster & Andrews Hull 1902.

"One of the most successful of the North of England organ builders"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forster_and_Andrews 

DB 14 August 2018

Gallery at west end with organ by Cousans, Sons & Co.

http://www.cousansorgans.co.uk/history.html 

DB 28 August 2018 

The organ at Thornton is one of the oldest in Britain, possibly dating from the 1680s.

It was given to Horsington church in 1860 by Magdalen College Oxford and later transferred to Thornton.

June 2013

The keyboard of the organ at St Wilfrid's has black naturals and ivory sharps.

June 2013

This small pipe organ in painted case of classical form was 'presented to Torksey St Peter by Stow Methodist Church 2004' according to the brass plaque.

August 2017