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Addlethorpe, St Nicholas, South Aisle, Organ
Addlethorpe, St Nicholas, South Aisle, Organ
Addlethorpe, St Nicholas, South Aisle, Organ

Organ located at the west end of the south aisle. 

Maker's plate reads "THOS S JONES & SONS. ORGAN BUILDERS. MARLBOROUGH WORKS. UPPER HOLLOWAY"

DB 11 September 2022

Addlethorpe, Saint Nicholas, Church, Image, organ
Aisthorpe, St Peter, Organ Chamber
Aisthorpe, St Peter, Organ Chamber
Aisthorpe, St Peter, Organ Chamber

An organ chamber but no organ - some of the organ pipes remaining.

Whites Directory 1872 comments that the church "contains a good organ".

DB 23 September 2021

Aisthorpe, Saint Peter, Church, image, organ
Alford, St Wilfrid, Organ
Alford, St Wilfrid, Organ
Alford, St Wilfrid, Organ

The organ was made by the Hull firm Foster & Andrews.

Jean Howard 30 March 2024

Alford, St Wilfrid church, organ
Allington, Holy Trinity, West Gallery & Organ
Allington, Holy Trinity, West Gallery & Organ
Allington, Holy Trinity, West Gallery & Organ

"C17 gallery, heavily restored in C20 with geometrical and foliage patterns and daisyheads"

https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1062909 

Church Guide states

"At one time music was supplied in this church by a barrel organ"

DB 3 November 2018

Allington, Holy Trinity, Church, west gallery, organ
Ancaster, St Martin, North Aisle, Organ
Ancaster, St Martin, North Aisle, Organ
Ancaster, St Martin, North Aisle, Organ

A plaque on the organ reads "W.E.RICHARDSON & SONS MANCHESTER". The present organ was installed in 1922.

DB 18 January 2024 

Ancaster, Saint Martin church, organ
Ancaster, St Martin, North Aisle, Organ
Ancaster, St Martin, North Aisle, Organ
Ancaster, St Martin, North Aisle, Organ

A press clipping preserved nearby reads :-

"Ancaster relic in Grantham garden

HOW did a metal tablet, which apparently came from an organ in St. Martin's church, Ancaster, find its way into a Grantham garden?

This is the question facing not only the owner of the Grantham property, where the discovery was made, but many of the villagers.

The tablet was unearthed from land adjoining Welham House, situated at the junction of Avenue-road and Welham-street, when workmen were digging "deep" preparatory to putting in foundations for a surrounding wall.

Said the owner of the premises Mr. Matt Bland: "When they first brought it up I thought it was a piece of tin, but it was copper and inscribed, so I gave it a wash."

DIED

The inscription reads: "This organ was built at the expense of the Rev. Ebenezer Ware. M.A., to be presented to the parish church of Ancaster, of which he was curate in the years 1825-6. Before the work was completed his pious and benevolent purpose was interrupted by a premature death, but has been carried into effect by his surviving relations."

Then follows the name of the Rev. John Jowett, Vicar at the time.

Enquiries by the "Journal" reveal that the plaque did not come from the present organ, which was installed shortly after the First World War.

It has been established that there was an organ, prior to the present one, but in a different part of the church. This was under the tower, and a reporter was told that all that was known about this was that it was sold to the Methodists. So it is assumed that it came from that instrument.

The Rev. John Jowett was Vicar of the parish from 1814 to 1830, and it is presumed that the organ from which the plaque came was installed in the church between 1826 and 1830"

DB 18 January 2024 

Ancaster, Saint Martin church, organ
Anwick, St Edith, Organ
Anwick, St Edith, Organ
Anwick, St Edith, Organ

Maker's plate states

"Henry Willis

London" 

http://www.willis-organs.com/history.htm 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Willis_%26_Sons 

DB 21 December 2018

Anwick, Saint Edith, organ, Henry Willis
Ashby cum Fenby, St Peter, Chancel, Organ
Ashby cum Fenby, St Peter, Chancel, Organ
Ashby cum Fenby, St Peter, Chancel, Organ

Organ standing against the south wall of the chancel.

DB 10 December 2023

Ashby cum Fenby, Saint Peter Church, image, organ
Ashby cum Fenby, St Peter, Chancel, Organ Pipes
Ashby cum Fenby, St Peter, Chancel, Organ Pipes
Ashby cum Fenby, St Peter, Chancel, Organ Pipes

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

August 2014

Ashby cum Fenby, St Peter church, organ pipes
Ashby Puerorum, St Andrew, Organ
Ashby Puerorum, St Andrew, Organ
Ashby Puerorum, St Andrew, Organ

Organ placed at east end of north aisle.

DB 9 September 2018

Ashby Puerorum, Saint Andrew, Church, Organ
Aswarby, St Denys, Chancel, Organ
Aswarby, St Denys, Chancel, Organ
Aswarby, St Denys, Chancel, Organ

Organ by Cousans of Lincoln. Kelly's Directory 1930 states "the organ was erected in 1922".

DB 26 May 2024

Aswarby, Saint Denis Church, organ
Bardney, St Lawrence, Organ
Bardney, St Lawrence, Organ
Bardney, St Lawrence, Organ

Makers plate states 

"COUSANS SONS & CO.

CITY ORGAN WORKS

LINCOLN" 

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

DB 14 February 2019

Bardney, Saint Lawrence, Church, organ, Cousans
Barkston, Saint Nicholas, South Aisle, Organ
Barkston, Saint Nicholas, South Aisle, Organ
Barkston, Saint Nicholas, South Aisle, Organ

Organ viewed from the chancel.

White's Directory 1872 states that the church "contains a good organ, built by Messrs. Forster and Andrews of Hull, in 1872".

DB 10 September 2022

Barkston, Saint Nicholas Church, image, organ
Barrowby, All Saints, Chancel, Organ
Barrowby, All Saints, Chancel, Organ
Barrowby, All Saints, Chancel, Organ

Organ by Wordsworth & Maskell.

"The company was established in 1866 as Wordsworth & Maskell.

The works in Hanover Avenue were built in 1888, when the firm was known as Wordsworth & Co.

It became Wood Wordsworth & Co. in 1920 and now incorporates the three businesses of Abbott & Smith, Andrews & Co. (of Bradford) and T.E.Hughes"

http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/14ad7585-103f-4222-90ad-ad99bc1cc370 

The organ chamber dates from 1870. 

DB 12 November 2018

Barrowby, All Saints, Church, organ, Wordsworth & Maskell
Baumber, St Swithin, Organ
Baumber, St Swithin, Organ
Baumber, St Swithin, Organ

The attractive single-manual pipe organ was built by Clarke and Sons of Kirton Lindsey and dedicated to the memory of Mabel Ellen Brown, 1893-1971. A plaque attached to the organ case describes her as 'a devoted worker for this church'.

September 2018

Baumber, St Swithin, organ, Clarke & Sons, orhan builders, Mabel Ellen Brown
Beckingham, All Saints, Chancel, Organ Blower
Beckingham, All Saints, Chancel, Organ Blower
Beckingham, All Saints, Chancel, Organ Blower

No trace of the former pipe organ apart from this dismounted plaque. The organ seems to have been in a chamber on the north side of the chancel. 

DB 11 February 2023

Beckingham, All Saints Church, image, Organ Blower
Belchford, St Peter & St Paul, Organ
Belchford, St Peter & St Paul, Organ
Belchford, St Peter & St Paul, Organ

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

Belchford, Church, Saint Peter & Saint Paul, organ, John Nicholson
Belton, St Peter & St Paul, North Aisle, Organ
Belton, St Peter & St Paul, North Aisle, Organ
Belton, St Peter & St Paul, North Aisle, Organ

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

Belton, St Peter & St Paul, church, organ, Drill Hall, Brownlow
Benniworth, St Julian, Organ
Benniworth, St Julian, Organ
Benniworth, St Julian, Organ

Organ by W.E Richardson & Sons of Manchester.

DB 9 September 2018

Benniworth, Saint Julian, Church, Organ, W.E Richardson & Sons
Bicker, St Swithun, North Aisle, Organ
Bicker, St Swithun, North Aisle, Organ
Bicker, St Swithun, North Aisle, Organ

Looking from the chancel towards the organ in the north aisle.

A plaque attached to the organ reads "RECONSTRUCTED BY EUSTACE INGRAM, 361 LIVERPOOL ROAD LONDON, N., 1898"

DB 1 September 2022

Bicker, Saint Swithun Church, image, organ
Bigby, All Saints, Organ
Bigby, All Saints, Organ
Bigby, All Saints, Organ

This instrument is believed to date from the later 19th century but was installed in Bigby church in 1930s. Until 1985 it was hand pumped.

Jean Howard 2 May 2024

Bigby, All Saints, Church, organ
Billingborough, St Andrew, Chancel, Organ
Billingborough, St Andrew, Chancel, Organ
Billingborough, St Andrew, Chancel, Organ

The maker's plate reads :-

"R.Brown & Son,

KENNINGTON ROAD 

LONDON.

RE-BUILT BY COUSANS SONS & CO., 1928."

Another plate reads :-

"This Organ was presented to the Parish Church of Billingborough by W.Mathew Thomas M.A. Vicar 1891"

A note on the parish website states "The organ is a two manual and was completely rebuilt in 2000."

https://lincoln.ourchurchweb.org.uk/thegilbertinebenefice/our-parishes/billingboroughparish/ 

DB 21 July 2024

Billingborough, Saint Andrew church, organ
Binbrook, SS.Mary&Gabriel, Organ
Binbrook, SS.Mary&Gabriel, Organ
Binbrook, SS.Mary&Gabriel, Organ

"In the chancel north wall is a double chamfered archway to the organ chamber"

https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1063134?section=official-list-entry 

Kelly's Directory 1930 notes "an organ was placed in the church in 1882, at a cost of about £300"

A maker's plaque reads "COUSANS (LINCOLN) LTD. CITY ORGAN WORKS, LINCOLN." 

DB 3 September 2023

Binbrook, St Mary and St Gabriel Church, organ
Bishop Norton, St Peter, Organ
Bishop Norton, St Peter, Organ
Bishop Norton, St Peter, Organ

The church guide states :-

"The instrument was built by T H Nicholson in 1868.

Originally powered by hand, the bellows were converted to electric blowers in 1961.

The organ underwent a major refurbishment in 2008, hopefully setting it up for the next 150 years"

DB 12 May 2019

Bishop Norton, Saint Peter, Church, organ, T H Nicholson
Bitchfield, St Mary Magdalen, Organ
Bitchfield, St Mary Magdalen, Organ
Bitchfield, St Mary Magdalen, Organ

Church Guide notes state "Here also is the single manual organ by W. H. Prosser of London installed in 1870 and rebuilt in its present position after a major overhaul in 1992"

DB 3 June 2023

Bitchfield, Saint Mary Magdalen Church, Image, organ, Prosser
Bitchfield, St Mary Magdalen, Organ
Bitchfield, St Mary Magdalen, Organ
Bitchfield, St Mary Magdalen, Organ

ORGAN BUILDER W.H.PROSSER, NEW ST. VINCENT SQ. WESTMINSTER, LONDON

"William Henry Prosser also known as Henry Prosser was a London organ builder who built a small number of modest instruments of which just a few now remain. He learned his trade under Bryceson, best known for their production of barrel organs although they also produced larger church instruments"

https://www.silveroctopus.co.uk/prosser-1883#:~:text=William%20Henry%20Prosser%20also%20known,also%20produced%20larger%20church%20instruments. 

DB 3 June 2023

Bitchfield, Saint Mary Magdalen Church, Image, organ, Prosser
Blankney, St Oswald, Chantry Chapel, Organ
Blankney, St Oswald, Chantry Chapel, Organ
Blankney, St Oswald, Chantry Chapel, Organ

Kelly's Directory 1930 reports that "the organ was presented by Lady Florence Chaplin".

DB 10 August 2023

Blankney, Saint Oswald Church, image, organ
Blankney, St Oswald, Chantry Chapel, Organ
Blankney, St Oswald, Chantry Chapel, Organ
Blankney, St Oswald, Chantry Chapel, Organ

"Designed by Dr Derrinder Built by Gray & Davison : Limd. 370 Euston Rd London" 

Another plaque reads "Restored & Improved by Cousans Sons & Co. Lincoln"

DB 10 August 2023

Blankney, Saint Oswald Church, image, organ
Blyborough, St Alkmund, Chancel, Organ
Blyborough, St Alkmund, Chancel, Organ
Blyborough, St Alkmund, Chancel, Organ

Organ on north side of chancel with north chapel behind.

DB 14 May 2023

Blyborough, Saint Alkmund Church, image, organ
Blyton, St Martin, Nave, Organ
Blyton, St Martin, Nave, Organ
Blyton, St Martin, Nave, Organ

The organ has a plate reading "TL Jubb & Son, Knaith Park, Gainsborough"

DB 12 May 2019

Blyton, Saint Martin, church, organ
Boston, St Botolph, Chancel, Organ
Boston, St Botolph, Chancel, Organ
Boston, St Botolph, Chancel, Organ

Organ located on the north side of the chancel.

"The church has a large three manual pipe organ by Harrison and Harrison. A specification of the organ can be found on the National Pipe Organ Register. In the church's early days each of the various guilds had their own organ but the guilds were suppressed in 1547 and by 1589 all existing organs in the church had been disposed of.

The church was subsequently without an organ for more than a century and a quarter during Puritan days, until Christian Smith was engaged to build one in 1717. Some of Smith's pipes still survive in the present instrument but, over the years, various builders have had a hand in its development, namely Nicholls, Hill, Bishop, Brindley, Norman & Beard and Henry Willis. The last major rebuild was in 1940 by Harrison & Harrison of Durham"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Botolph%27s_Church,_Boston#Organ 

DB 17 March 2022

Boston, St Botolph, Church, organ
Boston, St Botolph, Nave, Organ
Boston, St Botolph, Nave, Organ
Boston, St Botolph, Nave, Organ

"The Chamber Organ is a ‘Premier’ model built by the firm of Cousans (Lincoln) Ltd in the 1960s. It is used for more intimate choral performances, where the main organ is not always appropriate, and with an orchestra, as a continuo organ"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Botolph%27s_Church,_Boston#Organ 

DB 17 March 2022

Boston, St Botolph, Church, organ
Bracebridge Heath, St John the Evangelist, Organ
Bracebridge Heath, St John the Evangelist, Organ
Bracebridge Heath, St John the Evangelist, Organ

 

DB 20 February 2019

Bracebridge Heath, Church, Saint John The Evangelist, organ
Branston, All Saints, Organ
Branston, All Saints, Organ
Branston, All Saints, Organ

Underside of the free standing organ case.

DB 5 December 2018

Branston, All Saints, Church, organ
Branston, All Saints, Organ
Branston, All Saints, Organ
Branston, All Saints, Organ

Close up of the organ case.

Organ was planned by Dr WL Sumner, built by Cousans, and installed in 1966.

Separate organ console in the north aisle. 

Prior to the fire in 1962 the C19 chancel screen was "adorned with finely-carved panels, the work of Miss Ellen Curtois" daughter of the then rector Rev. Atwill Curtois.

The chancel screen is no more but the panels were saved and have been reset around the organ case.

DB 5 December 2018

Branston, All Saints, Church, organ, WL Sumner, Cousans, Ellen Curtois, Atwill Curtois
Brattleby, St Cuthbert, Organ
Brattleby, St Cuthbert, Organ
Brattleby, St Cuthbert, Organ

Organ viewed from chancel through a C14 arch.

DB 14 May 2023

Brattleby, Saint Cuthbert, Church, image, organ
Brattleby, St Cuthbert, Organ
Brattleby, St Cuthbert, Organ
Brattleby, St Cuthbert, Organ

"IN LOVING MEMORY OF SAMUEL WRIGHT WRIGHT, BA OXON. J.P. D.L. OF BRATTLEBY AND NORTH KELSEY, ESQUIRE. BORN AT NETTLETON HOUSE, CAISTOR, IN THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN, MAY 28TH 1833.DIED AT BRATTLEBY, JUNE 17TH 1894.

THE ORGAN IS DEDICATED BY HIS WIDOW AND CHILDREN JUNE 24TH 1897"

DB 14 May 2023

Brattleby, Saint Cuthbert, Church, image, organ
Brigg, St John the Evangelist, Organ
Brigg, St John the Evangelist, Organ
Brigg, St John the Evangelist, Organ

The makers plate states :-

"Bevington & Son

London 1868"

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

DB 16 December 2018

Brigg, Saint John Evangelist, church, organ, Bevington & Son
Brinkhill, St Philip, Organ
Brinkhill, St Philip, Organ
Brinkhill, St Philip, Organ

The organ was installed in the early 20th century. 

Jean Howard 8 May 2024

Brinkhill, Saint Philip church, organ
Brocklesby, All Saints, Nave, Organ
Brocklesby, All Saints, Nave, Organ
Brocklesby, All Saints, Nave, Organ

The fine eighteenth-century organ was originally located in the house, Brocklesby Park.

Rod Callow, 2004

Brocklesby, All Saints church, organ
Brocklesby, All Saints, Nave, Organ
Brocklesby, All Saints, Nave, Organ
Brocklesby, All Saints, Nave, Organ

Church Guide notes report a "Fine carved mahogany case by James Wyatt 1773 which came originally from the hall. The organ itself was built by Thomas Knight."

DB 11 May 2024

Brocklesby, All Saints Church, organ, James Wyatt
Bucknall, St Margaret, North Aisle, Organ
Bucknall, St Margaret, North Aisle, Organ
Bucknall, St Margaret, North Aisle, Organ

By William Andrews, City Organ Works, Crampton Street, Bradford.

DB 31 August 2019

Bucknall, Saint Margaret, Church, organ
Burgh on Bain, St Helen, Organ
Burgh on Bain, St Helen, Organ
Burgh on Bain, St Helen, Organ

Organ by J.R. Cousans of Lincoln.

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

DB 9 September 2018

Burgh on Bain, Saint Helen, Church, organ, Cousans
Burringham, St John Baptist, Organ
Burringham, St John Baptist, Organ
Burringham, St John Baptist, Organ

This small pipe organ, still in working good order, has a relatively modern case.

There is record of the church receiving an organ dating from 1849 which was moved from St Andrew’s church at Epworth.

Edwardian photographs show an elaborate Gothic timber organ case but it is not known when this was installed and when removed.

The arched opening behind the organ backs on to the vestry.

KR, May 2023
Burringham, St John Baptist, organ
Cammeringham, St Michael, Interior
Cammeringham, St Michael, Interior
Cammeringham, St Michael, Interior

Looking west.

The organ was restored in 2010 by David Jones, Organ Builder of Bassingham, which was made possible by the generosity of the Lockwood family. 

Jean Howard 23 July 2024

Cammeringham, Saint Michael, church
Carlton Scroop, St Nicholas, Organ
Carlton Scroop, St Nicholas, Organ
Carlton Scroop, St Nicholas, Organ

Organ located in an arch on the north side of the chancel.

DB 12 February 2024

Carlton Scroop, Saint Nicholas Church, Organ
Cherry Willingham, St Peter & St Paul, Organ
Cherry Willingham, St Peter & St Paul, Organ
Cherry Willingham, St Peter & St Paul, Organ

"BUILT 1871 T. HAIGH NICHOLSON LINCOLN"

First played Trinity Sunday 1871. 

DB 14 May 2022 

Cherry Willingham, Saint Peter & Saint Paul, church, organ
Claypole, St Peter, North Transcept, Organ
Claypole, St Peter, North Transcept, Organ
Claypole, St Peter, North Transcept, Organ

Organ by Brindley & Foster, Sheffield.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brindley_%26_Foster  

DB 24 September 2018

Claypole, Saint Peter, Church, organ, Brindley & Foster
Coleby, All Saints, Chancel, Organ
Coleby, All Saints, Chancel, Organ
Coleby, All Saints, Chancel, Organ

J.Halmshaw & Sons, 1875.

DB 9 May 2018

Coleby, Kesteven, Church, All Saints, Image, J.Halmshaw & Sons
Coningsby, St Michael, Chancel, Organ
Coningsby, St Michael, Chancel, Organ
Coningsby, St Michael, Chancel, Organ

"The C19 chancel has a pointed organ loft opening on the north side with marble shafts on corbels"

https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1215652?section=official-list-entry 

The Church Guide states " The organ was originally built by Driver and Haigh of Bradford but was rebuilt in 1974 by T.A. Aistrup, Organ Builders of Horncastle".

DB 23 March 2022

Coningsby, St Michael, Church organ
Corby Glen, St John the Evangelist, Organ
Corby Glen, St John the Evangelist, Organ
Corby Glen, St John the Evangelist, Organ

"The church has a small single-manual organ with five stops, probably made by Taylor of Leicester.

It was obtained from Stamford School in 1949 to replace an earlier organ installed in 1890.

The Taylor organ was overhauled in 1997 by Aistrup & Hind"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_John_the_Evangelist%27s_Church,_Corby_Glen 

DB 27 June 2018

Corby Glen, St John the Evangelist, Church, organ
Corringham, St Laurence, Organ
Corringham, St Laurence, Organ
Corringham, St Laurence, Organ

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

May 2012

Corringham, St Laurence, organ case, Bodley
Corringham, St Laurence, Organ
Corringham, St Laurence, Organ
Corringham, St Laurence, Organ

A second view of the organ.

DB 14 May 2023

Corringham, Saint Laurence Church, image, organ
Corringham, St Laurence, Organ
Corringham, St Laurence, Organ
Corringham, St Laurence, Organ

Rear view of the organ from the north transept.

Organ built by Wordsworth & Maskell in 1886. Included in the National Pipe Organ Register :-

https://www.npor.org.uk/survey/D03794

DB 12 May 2019

Corringham, Saint Laurence Church, image, organ, Wordsworth & Maskell
Croft, All Saints, Organ
Croft, All Saints, Organ
Croft, All Saints, Organ

The organ is housed within the parclose screen at the east end of the north aisle. It bears a brass plaque which reads: To the honour of God/ and/ the edifying of the Church/ THIS ORGAN, THE GIFT OF/ FREDERICK JOHN 5TH LORD MONSON/ (Patron of the Living)/ WAS ERECTED/ in the Year of Grace 1839,/ William Willliams M A being then Vicar and/ Samuel Smith and Samuel Hill, Churchwardens.

Jean Howard 17 February 2024

Croft, All Saints Church, organ
Crosby, St George, Organ
Crosby, St George, Organ
Crosby, St George, Organ

Located in a gallery at the eastern end of the south aisle.

DB 19 February 2019

Crosby, Saint George, church, Scunthorpe, organ
Cuxwold, St Nicholas, Nave, Organ
Cuxwold, St Nicholas, Nave, Organ
Cuxwold, St Nicholas, Nave, Organ

Organ positioned in the northwest corner of the nave.

DB 16 November 2024

Cuxwold, Saint Nicholas Church, organ
Cuxwold, St Nicholas, Nave, Organ
Cuxwold, St Nicholas, Nave, Organ
Cuxwold, St Nicholas, Nave, Organ

"The Positive Organ Company (also known as Casson's Patent Organ Co Ltd and Positive Organ Company (1922) Ltd but often referred to as Casson Positive) was an English pipe organ maker, established in London in 1898 by Thomas Casson"

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

DB 16 November 2024

Cuxwold, Saint Nicholas Church, Positive Organ Company
Dalby, St Lawrence & Bishop Edward King, Nave, Organ
Dalby, St Lawrence & Bishop Edward King, Nave, Organ
Dalby, St Lawrence & Bishop Edward King, Nave, Organ

Two labels on the organ - the maker's plate and a more modern label displaying some continuity :-

"Cousans, Sons & Co.

City Organ Works

Lincoln."

&

"TUNED BY

Cousans Organs

LEICESTER

Phone or Fax: (0116) 2536116"

DB 5 October 2024

Dalby Church of Saint Lawrence & Bishop Edward King organ
Denton, St Andrew, Organ
Denton, St Andrew, Organ
Denton, St Andrew, Organ

Regarding the restoration of 1887-8 Kelly's Directory of Lincolnshire 1919 states

"The chancel screen has also been thoroughly restored, and a new organ, costing nearly £600, presented by Major Welby"

There is an inscription on the organ case stating

"TO THE PRAISE AND GLORY OF GOD

ALFRED WELBY DEDICATES THIS ORGAN 1887" 

DB 16 September 2018

Footnote: The organ case was designed by John Francis Bentley at the time of the restoration of the church by Sir Arthur Blomfiled in 1888. Bentley was asked to make a design based on the celebrated organ at Old Radnor, which dates from the early 16th century and is said to be the earliest case surviving in Britain. It is striking mixture of Gothic and Early Renaissance. T C Lewis the organ builder, considered it to be 'a thousand times better' than the original. (Information from 'John Francis Bentley' by Peter Howell, The Victorian Society, 2020)

Denton, Saint Andrew, Church, Organ, Major Alfred Welby, John Francis Bentley
Digby, St Thomas Martyr, Organ
Digby, St Thomas Martyr, Organ
Digby, St Thomas Martyr, Organ

Digby St Thomas Martyr organ 

Jean Howard 2 August 2024

Digby, St Thomas Martyr church, organ
Doddington,&nbspSt&nbspPeter, Organ
Doddington, St Peter, Organ
Doddington, St Peter, Organ

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

DB 11 August 2018

Doddington, St Peter, Church, Organ, J.F.Harston
Donington, St Mary & the Holy Rood, Chancel, Organ
Donington, St Mary & the Holy Rood, Chancel, Organ
Donington, St Mary & the Holy Rood, Chancel, Organ

Organ on the north side of the chancel.

DB 10 August 2024 

Donington, Church, St Mary & the Holy Rood, organ
Dunholme, St Chad, Chancel, Organ
Dunholme, St Chad, Chancel, Organ
Dunholme, St Chad, Chancel, Organ

Organ originally built by Harrison & Harrison 1902 for the Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Vicarage Lane, South Hylton, Sunderland.

Purchased and rebuilt by Cousans of Lincoln 1962.

A plate on the organ reads

"HARRISON & HARRISON 1902 / COUSANS (LINCOLN) LTD. / CITY ORGAN WORKS LINCOLN/ 1962" 

Restored by Cousans 2003.

DB 23 March 2020

Dunholme, Saint Chad, church, organ, South Hylton Wesleyan Methodist Chapel, Harrison & Harrison
Eagle, All Saints, Organ
Eagle, All Saints, Organ
Eagle, All Saints, Organ

"The Organ was built by Cousans of Lincoln and dedicated on May 1950"

https://eagle-swinethorpe.parish.lincolnshire.gov.uk/parish-information/saints-church/1 

DB 9 April 2024

Eagle, All Saints Church, organ
East Barkwith, St Mary
East Barkwith, St Mary
East Barkwith, St Mary

Recently restored organ pipes.

July 2012

East Barkwith, St Mary church
East Stockwith, St Peter, Chancel, Organ
East Stockwith, St Peter, Chancel, Organ
East Stockwith, St Peter, Chancel, Organ

Located on the north side of the chancel.

DB 12 May 2019

East Stockwith, St Peter, church, organ
Edlington, St Helen, South Aisle, Organ
Edlington, St Helen, South Aisle, Organ
Edlington, St Helen, South Aisle, Organ

The Church History Boards states that the organ was moved to its current position in 1951 when electricity was also installed.

DB 6 February 2020

Edlington, Saint Helen, Church, organ
Epworth, St Andrew, Chancel, Organ
Epworth, St Andrew, Chancel, Organ
Epworth, St Andrew, Chancel, Organ

"Restorations of 1868 by James Fowler of Louth included new organ chamber ... C19 opening to organ chamber with pointed double-chamfered arch dying into responds"

https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1068692 

Kelly's Directory of Lincolnshire 1919 states "a new organ and choir stalls were placed in the chancel in 1890"

A plaque states that the organ was restored in 1952. 

DB 9 August 2019

Epworth, Saint Andrew, Church, organ
Ewerby, St Andrew, North Chapel, Organ
Ewerby, St Andrew, North Chapel, Organ
Ewerby, St Andrew, North Chapel, Organ

Maker's plate appears to read "John Gray, Organ Builder, 9 New Road, Fitzroy Square, London".

DB 25 April 2021

Ewerby, Saint Andrew Church Image organ
Firsby, St Andrew, Nave, Organ
Firsby, St Andrew, Nave, Organ
Firsby, St Andrew, Nave, Organ

A polished and attractive instrument with its blue and gilded pipes.

Jean Howard 7 September 2024

Firsby, Saint Andrew Church, organ
Fosdyke, All Saints, Organ
Fosdyke, All Saints, Organ
Fosdyke, All Saints, Organ

Organ by Albert E. Pease, London viewed from the vestry.

DB 12 October 2024

Fosdyke, All Saints Church, organ, Albert E. Pease
Fosdyke, All Saints, Organ
Fosdyke, All Saints, Organ
Fosdyke, All Saints, Organ

Organ viewed through three lancets in the chancel north wall.

DB 12 October 2024

Fosdyke, All Saints Church, organ
Frampton, St Mary, North Aisle, Organ
Frampton, St Mary, North Aisle, Organ
Frampton, St Mary, North Aisle, Organ

The Church Guide notes report "The Church Organ was installed in 1909 and restored in 1981. Improvement work to the Pedal Bourdon and coupler action, was carried out in 2018"

A brass plaque reads :-

"THIS ORGAN RESTORED IN 1981 IN LOVING MEMORY OF ALICE MYERS 1893-1978 R.I.P."

DB 7 November 2024

Frampton, Saint Mary Church, organ
Fulstow, St Lawrence, Nave, Organ
Fulstow, St Lawrence, Nave, Organ
Fulstow, St Lawrence, Nave, Organ

A church notice states :-

"Built in the 1950's, the pipe organ was installed in church in 2013, funded by generous donations from church members.

It came from the closed Methodist Church at Bluntington, near Kidderminster.

It was manufactured by Hawkins of Walsall Wood"

http://hawkinsorganbuildersltd.co.uk/ 

DB 8 September 2019

Fulstow, Saint Lawrence, Church, organ
Gedney, St Mary Magdalen, South Aisle, Organ
Gedney, St Mary Magdalen, South Aisle, Organ
Gedney, St Mary Magdalen, South Aisle, Organ

Organ towards the east end of the south aisle.

"The Organ was built by Cousans & Son Co Lincoln in 1936. A plaque on the side states the Organ was refurbished Oct 1985 ... It was Cousans & Son that carried out the restoration in 1985."

https://www.heritagesouthholland.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Welcome-to-the-Church-of-St-Mary-Magdalene-Gedney.pdf 

DB 27 July 2024

Gedney, Saint Mary Magdalene Church, organ
Glentham, St Peter & St Paul, Nave, Organ
Glentham, St Peter & St Paul, Nave, Organ
Glentham, St Peter & St Paul, Nave, Organ

Situated on the gallery at the west end of the nave.

"The organ was purchased in 1863 at a cost of £80"

http://parishes.lincolnshire.gov.uk/Glentham/section.asp?catId=14159 

DB 12 May 2019

Glentham, St Peter & St Paul, Church, organ
Gosberton, St Peter & St Paul, Organ
Gosberton, St Peter & St Paul, Organ
Gosberton, St Peter & St Paul, Organ

Kelly's Directory of Lincolnshire 1919 states "a new organ, purchased by subscription at a cost of £250, and choir seats were added in 1882"

The plaque on the front of the organ reads "THE ELECTRIC MOVEMENT OF THIS ORGAN WAS INSTALLED BY PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION IN MEMORY OF NINA FLORENCE NOBLE FOR 46 YEARS ORGANIST WHO DIED ON JUNE 23RD. 1943" 

For a fuller history including use of a barrel organ see :-

http://www.gosberton.org/content/pages/documents/1450199243.pdf 

DB 28 April 2019

Gosberton, St Peter & St Paul, Church, organ
Goulceby, All Saints, Organ
Goulceby, All Saints, Organ
Goulceby, All Saints, Organ

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

Patent dated 1887. 

DB 9 September 2018

Goulceby, All Saints, church, organ
Grainsby, St Nicholas, Organ
Grainsby, St Nicholas, Organ
Grainsby, St Nicholas, Organ

The organ is by Cousans and Sons of Lincoln.

The firm have a very interesting company history at: http://www.cousansorgans.co.uk/history.html 

Jean Howard, February 2024  

Grainsby, St Nicholas, organ, Cousans and Sons
Grainthorpe, St Clement, Organ
Grainthorpe, St Clement, Organ
Grainthorpe, St Clement, Organ

Organ gallery is set beneath the C15 tower arch.

DB 8 September 2019

Grainthorpe, Saint Clement, church, organ
Grantham, St Anne, South Aisle, Organ
Grantham, St Anne, South Aisle, Organ
Grantham, St Anne, South Aisle, Organ

The maker's plate reads :-

"WOOD WORDSWORTH & CO. LTD

LEEDS 1972"

DB 27 June 2024

Grantham, St Anne, New Somerby, church, organ
Grantham, St John the Evangelist, North Aisle
Grantham, St John the Evangelist, North Aisle
Grantham, St John the Evangelist, North Aisle

Looking east towards the organ.

A brass plaque on the organ states " This organ was built in 1871 by Foster and Andrews and restored in 1971"

"Forster and Andrews. British organ building company, was formed by James Alderson Forster (1818-1886) and Joseph King Andrews (1820-1896), who had been employees of the London organ builder J. C. Bishop.

They opened the business that bore their name in Hull in 1843.

The business developed and became one of the most successful of the North of England organ builders.

The business was taken over by John Christie in 1924 and finally wound up in 1956.

As well as their Hull headquarters, the company had branches in London and York"

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

DB 11 March 2019

Grantham, Saint John, Church, North Aisle, organ
Grantham, St Wulfram, Chancel, Organ
Grantham, St Wulfram, Chancel, Organ
Grantham, St Wulfram, Chancel, Organ

Local signage states "In 1736 John Byfield Snr. erected a three manual organ in Saint Wulfram's Church.

Changes were made to the organ in 1809, 1833 and 1851.

When the church was restored in the 1860s the opportunity was taken to move the organ to its present site.

In 1906 it was completely rebuilt by Norman & Beard and the magnificent oak case by Walter Tapper was provided.

Cousins of Lincoln undertook a reconstruction and enlargement of the organ in 1972.

In 1993 the entire instrument was refurbished by Wood of Huddersfield and a fourth manual, new stops and generals were provided"

DB 30 January 2019

Grantham, Saint Wulfram, church, organ, John Byfield, Norman & Beard, Walter Tapper, Cousins
Grayingham, St Radegund, Organ
Grayingham, St Radegund, Organ
Grayingham, St Radegund, Organ

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

May 2010

Grayingham, St Radegunda church, organ case
Grayingham, St Radegund, Organ
Grayingham, St Radegund, Organ
Grayingham, St Radegund, Organ

Reported in the Church Guide that :-

"The present organ is by Flight and Son, purchased from Kirton in Lindsey Wesleyan Chapel in 1935. It has a gothic front and stencilled pipes in a 'V' shape"

"Benjamin Flight (c.1767-1847), was an English organ builder and part of the firm Flight & Robson. 

Flight was the son of Benjamin Flight (fl. 1772-1805), who belonged to the organ building firm Flight & Kelly. With his son J. Flight and Joseph Robson, Flight constructed the apollonicon, an instrument with five manuals, forty-five stops, and three barrels. This ingenious contrivance was exhibited from 1817 until 1840. The partnership with Robson was afterwards dissolved, but Flight continued to interest himself in certain inventions and improvements in the mechanism of organs.

After his father's death in 1847, J. Flight carried on with the business until 1885"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Flight#:~:text=1772%E2%80%931805)%2C%20who%20belonged,exhibited%20from%201817%20until%201840. 

DB 15 May 2022

Grayingham, Saint Radegund Church, organ, Benjamin Flight
Great Carlton, St John Baptist, Organ
Great Carlton, St John Baptist, Organ
Great Carlton, St John Baptist, Organ
The organ was installed in 1875. The case was decorated by Canon Sutton of Brant Broughton in the style of Bodley.
 
Jean Howard, June 2021  
Great Carlton, Saint John Baptist Church, organ
Great Carlton, St John Baptist, Organ
Great Carlton, St John Baptist, Organ
Great Carlton, St John Baptist, Organ
The decoration of the organ case continues around the western face of the instrument.
The frontal chest can also be seen in this view.
 
Jean Howard  2 June 2021  
Great Carlton, Saint John Baptist Church, organ
Great Gonerby, St Sebastian, North Aisle, Organ
Great Gonerby, St Sebastian, North Aisle, Organ
Great Gonerby, St Sebastian, North Aisle, Organ

Makers plate states

"C.Lloyd & Co. Nottingham"

"Charles Lloyd (8 September 1835 - 8 October 1908) was a pipe organ builder based in Nottingham who flourished between 1859 and 1908"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Lloyd_(organ_builder) 

"In 1890 a new organ was installed for £100. The present organ which cost £510 in 1925 was fully restored in 1997 for £8000"

http://www.great-gonerby-church.uk/public/building.php 

Max Tonson Ward (1918-2015) composer and violist was organist here 1996-2012.

DB 11 March 2019

Great Gonerby, Saint Sebastian, Church, organ, Charles Lloyd, Max Tonson-Ward
Great Hale, St John the Baptist, South Aisle, Organ
Great Hale, St John the Baptist, South Aisle, Organ
Great Hale, St John the Baptist, South Aisle, Organ

Church Guide compiled by Revd R Rose 1976 states :-

"The organ was originally built by Robson for the Jewish Converts' Institute in Palestine Place, London. It was purchased for one hundred and seventy pounds. Additional stops were added and it was installed in Great Hale Church for the reopening in 1896"

DB 4 July 2022

Great Hale, Saint John Baptist church, image, organ
Great Limber, St Peter, North Aisle, Organ
Great Limber, St Peter, North Aisle, Organ
Great Limber, St Peter, North Aisle, Organ

A notice on the organ reads "Made by Abbotts of Leeds in 1884, at a cost of £300, it was completely rebuilt in 1987 in memory of Mrs. J Robinson of this Parish."

DB 11 May 2024

Great Limber, Saint Peter Church
Grimoldby, St Edith, South Aisle, Organ
Grimoldby, St Edith, South Aisle, Organ
Grimoldby, St Edith, South Aisle, Organ

Local signage states that the organ originally came from Donnington on Bain in the 1870's. The makers plate reads Cousans Sons & Co, City Organ Works, Lincoln.

DB 15 September 2024

Grimoldby, St Edith church, organ
Grimsby, St Mary on the Sea, Looking West
Grimsby, St Mary on the Sea, Looking West
Grimsby, St Mary on the Sea, Looking West
The view to the west is dominated by the gallery and organ but neither was original to the design.
 
The gallery was added by Canon Hawkins to enable children to see the sanctuary clearly during services, but the addition of the organ as a thanksgiving for the end of the Great War transformed it into a choir loft.
 
The organ is by the Positive Organ Co Ltd, London*. The organ pipes are in two banks either side of the west window which is in memory of Canon Hawkins.
 
* The Positive Organ Company was established in 1898 by Thomas Casson; it closed in 1941. 
 
Jean Howard, March 2023 
Grimsby, St Mary on the Sea, organ
Gunby, St Peter, Organ
Gunby, St Peter, Organ
Gunby, St Peter, Organ

"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

Gunby, St Peter church, organ, Stephen Massingberd
Hagworthingham, Holy Trinity, Organ Chamber
Hagworthingham, Holy Trinity, Organ Chamber
Hagworthingham, Holy Trinity, Organ Chamber

Organ chamber on the south side of the chancel.

Church Guide Notes state "In 1537 a pair of Organs had been put in the Church and organ players from Horncastle received 8d. for playing on them in 1538."

DB 8 September 2024

Hagworthingham, Holy Trinity Church, organ
Hainton, St Mary, Nave, Organ
Hainton, St Mary, Nave, Organ
Hainton, St Mary, Nave, Organ

"Organ set in interior tower arch"

https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1147298 

DB 19 May 2019

Hainton, Saint Mary, Church, organ
Haltham on Bain, St Benedict, Chancel, Organ
Haltham on Bain, St Benedict, Chancel, Organ
Haltham on Bain, St Benedict, Chancel, Organ

Estey Organ Co. Brattleboro, Vt, U.S.A.

"For a century the Estey Organ Company in Brattleboro, Vermont was the largest Organ (music) manufacturer in the United States"

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

Supplied by H.Goddard, 398 & 400 Langsett Road, Sheffield.

DB 21 January 2019

Haltham On Bain, Saint Benedict, church, organ, Estey Organ, H.Goddard
Harlaxton, St Mary & St Peter, Chancel, Organ
Harlaxton, St Mary & St Peter, Chancel, Organ
Harlaxton, St Mary & St Peter, Chancel, Organ

Organ viewed from the chancel. 

Makers plate reads "WM. HILL & SON AND NORMAN & BEARD LTD LONDON" 

"William Hill & Son & Norman & Beard Limited (commonly known as Hill, Norman and Beard) were a major pipe organ manufacturer originally based in Norfolk"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Hill_%26_Son_%26_Norman_%26_Beard_Ltd. 

Organ originally built for Mill-Hill School was installed in 1948. 

DB 26 September 2018

Harlaxton, Church of St Mary and St Peter, organ, William Hill & Son & Norman & Beard Limited
Harmston, All Saints, Chancel, Organ
Harmston, All Saints, Chancel, Organ
Harmston, All Saints, Chancel, Organ

 

DB 2 April 2022

Harmston, Church, All Saints, organ
Harpswell, St Chad, South Aisle, Organ
Harpswell, St Chad, South Aisle, Organ
Harpswell, St Chad, South Aisle, Organ

By Estey Organ Company.

"For a century the Estey Organ Company in Brattleboro, Vermont was the largest Organ (music) manufacturer in the United States"

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

DB 25 September 2018

Harpswell, Saint Chad, Church, Estey, organ
Harrington, St Mary, Nave, Organ
Harrington, St Mary, Nave, Organ
Harrington, St Mary, Nave, Organ

White's Directory 1872 mentions that "the church contains a small organ, purchased in 1868". Is this the same instrument?

DB 21 September 2024

Harrington, Saint Mary Church, organ
Hatton, St Stephen, Nave, Organ
Hatton, St Stephen, Nave, Organ
Hatton, St Stephen, Nave, Organ

Organ located in the northwest corner of the nave.

DB 4 September 2022

Hatton, Saint Stephen Church, Image, organ
Heckington, St Andrew, North Transept, Organ
Heckington, St Andrew, North Transept, Organ
Heckington, St Andrew, North Transept, Organ

Organ viewed from the north aisle.

Local signage states "Until 1868, music was supplied by a choir and church band in a gallery near the tower arch. When the band went on strike over a dispute about hymns, they were replaced by an organ". 

DB 20 June 2022

Heckington, Saint Andrew Church, image, organ
Heckington, St Andrew, North Transept, Organ
Heckington, St Andrew, North Transept, Organ
Heckington, St Andrew, North Transept, Organ

The organ was built by Charles Brindley of Sheffield in 1869 with funds provided by Mr Henry Godson"

DB 20 June 2022

Heckington, Saint Andrew Church, image, organ
Helpringham, St Andrew, organ
Helpringham, St Andrew, organ
Helpringham, St Andrew, organ

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

June 2017

Helpringham, St Andrew, organ
Hemingby, St Margaret, Chancel, Organ
Hemingby, St Margaret, Chancel, Organ
Hemingby, St Margaret, Chancel, Organ

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

Hemingby, St Margaret, church, organ, Cousans
Holland Fen, All Saints, organ
Holland Fen, All Saints, organ
Holland Fen, All Saints, organ

A delightful organ case, probably of the same date as the church (early 19th century).

Remarkably, on a midweek afternoon in August, the organ was being played. To our consternation the organist said he proposed to repaint the organ case.We did our best to dissuade him.

August 2018

 

Holland Fen, All Saints church, organ
Horsington, All Saints, Chancel, Organ
Horsington, All Saints, Chancel, Organ
Horsington, All Saints, Chancel, Organ

The maker's plate reads

"CASSON'S PATENT

POSITIVE ORGAN CO. LTD

LONDON

Op. 196"

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

DB 25 July 2024

Horsington, All Saints Church, organ
Hough on the Hill, All Saints, Chancel, Organ
Hough on the Hill, All Saints, Chancel, Organ
Hough on the Hill, All Saints, Chancel, Organ

The organ was purchased by subscription in 1870.

DB 26 June 2018

Hough on the Hill, All Saints Church, image, organ
Huttoft, St Margaret, North Aisle, Barrel Organ
Huttoft, St Margaret, North Aisle, Barrel Organ
Huttoft, St Margaret, North Aisle, Barrel Organ

"In the north aisle an early barrel organ"

https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1360009?section=official-list-entry 

Still in working order. 

DB 14 June 2023

Huttoft, Saint Margaret Church, image, barrel organ
Huttoft, St Margaret, North Aisle, Organ
Huttoft, St Margaret, North Aisle, Organ
Huttoft, St Margaret, North Aisle, Organ

Pipe organ at the east end of the north aisle.

DB 14 June 2023

Huttoft, Saint Margaret Church, image, organ
Ingham, All Saints, Chancel, Organ
Ingham, All Saints, Chancel, Organ
Ingham, All Saints, Chancel, Organ

The organ has a plate reading "TL Jubb & Son, Knaith Park, Gainsborough"

DB 27 July 2022

Ingham, All Saints Church, Image, organ
Ingoldmells, St Peter & St Paul, South Aisle, Organ
Ingoldmells, St Peter & St Paul, South Aisle, Organ
Ingoldmells, St Peter & St Paul, South Aisle, Organ

A plaque reads :-

"This Pipe Organ was installed in December 1994 and presented to Ingoldmells Church by Mr William E. C. Stow and Mrs Barbara S. Stow and dedicated by the Rt.Rev'd David Tustin Bishop of Grimsby, to the glory of God"

DB 11 September 2022

Ingoldmells, Saint Peter & Saint Paul, church, image, organ
Irby In The Marsh, All Saints, Chancel, Organ
Irby In The Marsh, All Saints, Chancel, Organ
Irby In The Marsh, All Saints, Chancel, Organ

By Forster & Andrews, Hull.

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

DB 22 June 2019

Irby In The Marsh, All Saints, Church, organ, Forster & Andrews
Irnham, Saint Andrew, Organ
Irnham, Saint Andrew, Organ
Irnham, Saint Andrew, Organ

Organ positioned between the north chapel and chancel.

DB 27 June 2018 

Irnham, Saint Andrew, Church, organ
Keelby, St Bartholomew, Chancel, Organ
Keelby, St Bartholomew, Chancel, Organ
Keelby, St Bartholomew, Chancel, Organ

Organ viewed from the chancel.

"In 1887 a new organ was provided by a single benefactor and was installed by Cousins of Lincoln"

https://woldsgateway.org.uk/?page_id=111 

DB 7 September 2023

Keelby, Saint Bartholomew Church, image, organ, Cousins of Lincoln
Kelstern, St Faith, Organ
Kelstern, St Faith, Organ
Kelstern, St Faith, Organ

Pevsner writes of an organ ‘built c 1830 by Flight with a Gothick case’.

This instrument is in poor repair and is sited in the clergy vestry cum organ chamber on the north side of the chancel.

Jean Howard 1 January 2024

Kelstern, Saint Faith Church, image, organ
Kettlethorpe, St Peter & St Paul, Chancel, Organ
Kettlethorpe, St Peter & St Paul, Chancel, Organ
Kettlethorpe, St Peter & St Paul, Chancel, Organ

Organ given in memory of Major Frederick Augustus Cracroft-Amcotts, died 1897.

DB 15 May 2022

Kettlethorpe Saint Peter & Saint Paul church, image, organ
Kettlethorpe, St Peter & St Paul, Chancel, Organ
Kettlethorpe, St Peter & St Paul, Chancel, Organ
Kettlethorpe, St Peter & St Paul, Chancel, Organ

Brass plaque on the side of the organ. 

"This Organ & Lych Gate is the gift of many friends. To the memory of F.A.Cracroft Amcotts, taken from them prematurely in the 44th year of his age. April 15. A.D. 1897"

DB 15 May 2022

Kettlethorpe Saint Peter & Saint Paul church, image, organ
Kirkby on Bain, St Mary, Organ
Kirkby on Bain, St Mary, Organ
Kirkby on Bain, St Mary, Organ

Located on south side of chancel.

By J.Claypole & Son, Organ Builders, Peterborough.

DB 9 September 2018

Kirkby on Bain, St Mary, Church, organ, J.Claypole & Son
Kirton in Lindsey, St Andrew, North Aisle, Organ
Kirton in Lindsey, St Andrew, North Aisle, Organ
Kirton in Lindsey, St Andrew, North Aisle, Organ

Maker's plate states

"J.W. WALKER & SONS, LONDON 1874."

Established in 1828 by Joseph William Walker in London. Walker organs were popular additions to churches during the Gothic Revival era of church building and restoration in Victorian Britain, and instruments built by Walker are found in many churches around the UK and in other countries.

The firm continues to build organs today.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._W._Walker_%26_Sons_Ltd 

Viewed from the nave. 

DB 14 May 2019

Kirton in Lindsey, St Andrew, Church, organ
Kirton, SS Peter & Paul, Organ
Kirton, SS Peter & Paul, Organ
Kirton, SS Peter & Paul, Organ

A nearby notice reads :-

"The Organ was installed by Norman & Beard of Norwich in 1907. The instrument was then fitted with Hope-Jones direct electric action and powered by accumulators. In 1953 Peter Conacher & Company of Huddersfield carried out renovation work when a more modern electro-pneumatic action was installed and a new three manual console was provided. Combination pistons are fitted to all divisions. The Great, Swell and Pedal Divisions are installed in the West End Gallery and the Choir Organ is housed in the Chancel. The Organ contains over 1200 pipes."

DB 17 October 2024

Kirton in Holland, Saints Peter & Paul Church, Organ
Kirton, SS Peter & Paul, Organ Gallery
Kirton, SS Peter & Paul, Organ Gallery
Kirton, SS Peter & Paul, Organ Gallery

"West organ gallery supported on 4 slender fluted Ionic columns with acanthus frieze and dentillated cornice, above a raised and fielded panelled parapet, all of 1761, altered 1907"

https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1062022?section=official-list-entry 

DB 17 October 2024

Kirton in Holland, Saints Peter & Paul Church
Knaith, St Mary, Organ
Knaith, St Mary, Organ
Knaith, St Mary, Organ

Single manual organ.

DB 15 May 2022

Knaith, Saint Mary Church, image, organ
Laceby, St Margaret, Chancel, Organ
Laceby, St Margaret, Chancel, Organ
Laceby, St Margaret, Chancel, Organ

The makers plate reads "COUSANS, SONS & Co. LINCOLN 1912"

The Church Guide states that the organ was paid for by public subscription and replaced an earlier organ at the west end of the church. Electric blower installed 1948.

DB 8 February 2020

Laceby, Saint Margaret, Church, organ
Langton by Wragby, St Giles, Nave, Organ
Langton by Wragby, St Giles, Nave, Organ
Langton by Wragby, St Giles, Nave, Organ

A plaque on the organ reads "JOHN NICHOLSON BUILDER BRADFORD, YORKS, 1848"

DB 10 September 2023

Langton by Wragby, Saint Giles Church, organ
Leadenham, St Swithin, Chancel, Organ
Leadenham, St Swithin, Chancel, Organ
Leadenham, St Swithin, Chancel, Organ

Organ by Wordsworth & Maskell, Leeds.

DB 16 September 2018

Leadenham, Saint Swithin, Church, Wordsworth & Maskell, organ
Leadenham, St Swithin, Chancel, Organ
Leadenham, St Swithin, Chancel, Organ
Leadenham, St Swithin, Chancel, Organ

Organ by Wordsworth & Maskell, Leeds.

DB 16 September 2018

Leadenham, Saint Swithin, Church, Organ
Leasingham, St Andrew, Nave, Organ
Leasingham, St Andrew, Nave, Organ
Leasingham, St Andrew, Nave, Organ

The Church Guide states :-

"The small chamber organ is believed to have come from nearby Haverholme Priory"

DB 16 July 2019

Leasingham, Saint Andrew, Church, organ
Legbourne, All Saints, North Aisle, Organ
Legbourne, All Saints, North Aisle, Organ
Legbourne, All Saints, North Aisle, Organ

Organ dates from 1868 by Forster & Andrews, Hull.

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

C19 screen around organ. 

DB 29 June 2019

Legbourne, All Saints, Church, organ
Legbourne, All Saints, North Aisle, organ pipes
Legbourne, All Saints, North Aisle, organ pipes
Legbourne, All Saints, North Aisle, organ pipes

Colourful organ pipes from the 19th century.

April 2015

Legbourne, All Saints church, organ pipes
Lenton, St Peter, Nave, Organ
Lenton, St Peter, Nave, Organ
Lenton, St Peter, Nave, Organ

Organ located in the nave on the south side of the chancel arch.

DB 21 June 2023

Lenton, Saint Peter Church, image, organ
Lenton, St Peter, Nave, Organ
Lenton, St Peter, Nave, Organ
Lenton, St Peter, Nave, Organ

Markings from two organ builders Henry Willis & Henry Speechly. Perhaps built by Henry Willis with later work by Henry Speechly? 

DB 21 June 2023

Lenton, Saint Peter Church, image, organ, Henry Willis, Henry Speechly
Lincoln Cathedral, St Hugh's Choir, Organ
Lincoln Cathedral, St Hugh's Choir, Organ
Lincoln Cathedral, St Hugh's Choir, Organ

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

Cathedral, organ, Father Willis, Harrison & Harrison
Lincoln, All Saints, Bracebridge, Chancel, Organ
Lincoln, All Saints, Bracebridge, Chancel, Organ
Lincoln, All Saints, Bracebridge, Chancel, Organ

"North side has a 2-bay C19 arcade similar to the nave arcades, with organ pipes in the left opening and a glazed wooden screen in the right"

https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1388470 

DB 27 July 2019

Lincoln, Bracebridge, All Saints, Church
Lincoln, All Saints, Monks Road, Chancel, Organ
Lincoln, All Saints, Monks Road, Chancel, Organ
Lincoln, All Saints, Monks Road, Chancel, Organ

"The organ dates from around 1906 and was by the London builder Henry Willis.

It has since been renovated and modified.

It is widely regarded as one of the finest organs in Lincolnshire.

A specification of the organ can be found on the National Pipe Organ Register"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_Saints%27_Church,_Lincoln 

DB 1 August 2019

Lincoln, All Saints, Church, Monks Road, organ, Henry Willis
Lincoln, Holy Cross, Organ
Lincoln, Holy Cross, Organ
Lincoln, Holy Cross, Organ

Organ console.

Maker's plate reads

"COUSANS SONS & CO.

CITY ORGAN WORKS,

LINCOLN" 

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

DB 31 July 2019

Lincoln, Holy Cross, Church
Lincoln, St Anne's Bedehouses Chapel, Nave, Organ
Lincoln, St Anne's Bedehouses Chapel, Nave, Organ
Lincoln, St Anne's Bedehouses Chapel, Nave, Organ

Organ in panelled case. The maker's nameplate reads :-

"Cousans, Sons & Co.

City Organ Works

Lincoln" 

DB 18 September 2024

Lincoln, St Anne's Bedehouses Chapel, organ, Cousans, Sons & Co.
Lincoln, St George, Swallowbeck, Organ
Lincoln, St George, Swallowbeck, Organ
Lincoln, St George, Swallowbeck, Organ

By Wadsworth and Brother, organ builders, of Manchester.

The organ used by the previous St George's Mission Church is now in St Michael's Church, Thorpe on the Hill.

A press cutting dated 21 July 1960 states :-

"In 1917, when St Georges Mission Church was built at Swallowbeck, the Mansell family, jewellers, of Lincoln, bought and gave this instrument to the church in memory of Harry Champion Mansell, killed in France.

The organ did noble service there for 43 years until the new church of St George's was opened this year, and the instrument was bought for Thorpe on the Hill and completely restored by the makers"

DB 15 January 2018

Lincoln, Saint George, church, Swallowbeck, organ, Wadsworth and Brother
Lincoln, St Nicholas, Organ
Lincoln, St Nicholas, Organ
Lincoln, St Nicholas, Organ

"The old harmonium was replaced by an organ in 1868, built by the local firm of Nicholson of 21 Newport, at a cost of £217 19s 0d"

Organ refurbished 1999.

http://www.stnicholaslincoln.org.uk/history/page2/ 

DB 8 November 2018

Lincoln, Saint Nicholas, Church, organ
Lissington, Saint John the Baptist, Chancel, Organ
Lissington, Saint John the Baptist, Chancel, Organ
Lissington, Saint John the Baptist, Chancel, Organ

Kelly's Directory of Lincolnshire 1919 states that

"a new organ was obtained in 1897"

DB 8 April 2019

Lissington St John The Baptist, Church, Organ
Londonthorpe, St John Baptist, North Aisle, Organ
Londonthorpe, St John Baptist, North Aisle, Organ
Londonthorpe, St John Baptist, North Aisle, Organ

Originally in Cheddington Church, Bucks. Funds currently being sought for the organ's restoration.

A video showing its removal from Cheddington Church is available on YouTube. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vv9zODe8yBs 

DB 25 May 2023

Londonthorpe, Saint John Baptist, Church, image, organ, casson, cheddington
Londonthorpe, St John Baptist, North Aisle, Organ
Londonthorpe, St John Baptist, North Aisle, Organ
Londonthorpe, St John Baptist, North Aisle, Organ

Thomas Casson positive pipe 1903 church organ.

"The Positive Organ Company (also known as Casson's Patent Organ Co Ltd and Positive Organ Company (1922) Ltd but often referred to as Casson Positive) was an English pipe organ maker, established in London in 1898 by Thomas Casson, although with some earlier antecedents. The firm was best known for small, one-manual organs, which were able to be moved about. It ceased trading in 1941, but the name was revived in 2020 with a new, unrelated organ builder"

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

DB 25 May 2023

Londonthorpe, Saint John Baptist, Church, image, organ, casson, cheddington
Louth, St James, Organ
Louth, St James, Organ
Louth, St James, Organ

There is a plaque on the keyboard reading 

"NORMAN & BEARD LTD 1911" 

Norman and Beard were a pipe organ manufacturer based in Norwich from 1887 to 1916.

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

The 1911 event was a rebuild in memory of Robert Allott. 

Kelly's Directory of Lincolnshire 1911 states

"in 1762 David Atkinson erected an organ in the church and gave £600 Louth Navigation shares to provide a salary for the organist"

DB 12 September 2018

Louth, St James, Organ, Norman and Beard
Market Deeping, St Guthlac, Chancel, Organ
Market Deeping, St Guthlac, Chancel, Organ
Market Deeping, St Guthlac, Chancel, Organ

Hill and Sons organ 1882.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Hill_%26_Sons 

The Church Guide states :-

"Our organ, built by William Hill of London, was installed in the extended former Wake family Chantry Chapel in 1882, at a cost of £339.

It replaced a harmonium (installed 1875) which in turn had replaced a barrel organ (installed 1841) and church musicians"

http://lincoln.ourchurchweb.org.uk/marketdeeping/docstore/265.pdf 

Organ recently refurbished and rededication service scheduled for 27th October.

http://lincoln.ourchurchweb.org.uk/marketdeeping/docstore/241.pdf 

DB 7 September 2019

Market Deeping, Saint Guthlac, Church, organ
Market Rasen, St Thomas, Chancel, Organ
Market Rasen, St Thomas, Chancel, Organ
Market Rasen, St Thomas, Chancel, Organ

Church Guide states :- 

"The present organ was placed in the chancel in 1995.

It is a Thomas Pendlebury organ originally built in 1904 and rebuilt by John Lightbrown & Sons when bought to replace the earlier organ"

Maker's plate reads "THOS. PENDLEBURY 1912 LEIGH LANCS" 

https://leigh.life/index.php?page=wiki&id=leighlife:thomas_pendlebury 

DB 1 June 2019

Market Rasen, Saint Thomas, Church, organ, Thomas Pendlebury
Marshchapel, St Mary, North Aisle, Organ
Marshchapel, St Mary, North Aisle, Organ
Marshchapel, St Mary, North Aisle, Organ

Viewed from the chancel.

Foster & Andrews, Hull, 1890.

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

DB 8 September 2019

Marshchapel, Saint Mary, church, organ
Martin by Timberland, Holy Trinity, Organ
Martin by Timberland, Holy Trinity, Organ
Martin by Timberland, Holy Trinity, Organ

Installed 1891. 

Maker's plate reads "PETER CONACHER & CO., SPRINGWOOD, HUDDERSFIELD"

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

DB 7 May 2019

Martin by Timberland, Holy Trinity, Church, organ
Messingham, Holy Trinity, South Aisle, Organ
Messingham, Holy Trinity, South Aisle, Organ
Messingham, Holy Trinity, South Aisle, Organ

"The present organ, a fine example of the work of Albert Keates of Sheffield, is situated at the east end of the south aisle. It was bought from Sothall Methodist Church, Beighton (near Sheffield), rebuilt by T.L. Jubb of Knaith Park (near Gainsborough), and rededicated on 23rd April 1977"

https://www.holytrinitymessingham.co.uk/our-heritage/organ 

DB 3 September 2024

Messingham, Holy Trinity Church, organ
Metheringham, St Wilfrid, Chancel, Organ
Metheringham, St Wilfrid, Chancel, Organ
Metheringham, St Wilfrid, Chancel, Organ

Organ chamber and vestry built 1895. 

A plaque on the organ reads "REBUILT BY WALKER & TAYLOR LINCOLN"

DB 21 October 2023

Metheringham, Saint Wilfrid Church, image, organ
Middle Rasen, St Peter, Chancel, Organ
Middle Rasen, St Peter, Chancel, Organ
Middle Rasen, St Peter, Chancel, Organ

"FORSTER & ANDREWS / HULL 1893"

DB 8 May 2022

Middle Rasen, Saint Peter Church, image, organ
Minting, St Andrew, organ case
Minting, St Andrew, organ case
Minting, St Andrew, organ case

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

August 2011

Minting, St Andrew, organ case
Morton, St Paul, Chancel, Organ
Morton, St Paul, Chancel, Organ
Morton, St Paul, Chancel, Organ

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

May 2010

Morton by Gainsborough, St Paul, organ case
Morton, St Paul, Chancel, Organ
Morton, St Paul, Chancel, Organ
Morton, St Paul, Chancel, Organ

Local signage states that :-

"The spotted metal pipework is housed in a Micklewaite and Somers Clark case which is painted in fine red and green with gilded tracery. It is mentioned in The British Organ by Clutton & Nillard.

A detached oak console with roll top and integral music desk is situated in St Hugh's chapel on the south side of the church and was resited from the old organ loft in 1964.

The first organ was built by Brindley & Foster of Sheffield that was moved from the west end in 1882. The organ was sold to Blyton church in 1890. It was replaced in 1891 by the pipework and soundboard of the August Gern organ and sited on the north side organ loft"

DB 15 May 2022

Morton by Gainsborough, Saint Paul Church, image, organ
Moulton, All Saints, Organ
Moulton, All Saints, Organ
Moulton, All Saints, Organ

"North west chancel C15 window blocked in C19, with organ pipes inserted in lights, panel tracery and C19 four centred arch below"

https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1147325 

Kelly's Directory of Lincolnshire 1919 states that "in 1888 the organ was enlarged and renovated". 

DB 28 April 2019

Moulton, All Saints, church, organ
Navenby, St Peter, Chancel, Organ
Navenby, St Peter, Chancel, Organ
Navenby, St Peter, Chancel, Organ

A small pedal organ in the chancel. 

DB 12 September 2024 

Navenby, Saint Peter Church, organ
Navenby, St Peter, South Aisle, Organ
Navenby, St Peter, South Aisle, Organ
Navenby, St Peter, South Aisle, Organ

Organ viewed from the chancel.

"The south aisle has been extended this century by a single bay to the east to take the organ, and the east and south east windows are C20, though matching the other 2 south aisle windows which are 3-light with intersecting tracery and pointed arches."

https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1147458?section=official-list-entry 

Church Guide notes state "The Victorian organ was erected by Messrs. Conacher of Huddersfield at a cost of £187 and is much enjoyed by visiting organists".

DB 12 September 2024

Navenby, Saint Peter Church, organ
Nettleham, All Saints,  Organ
Nettleham, All Saints,  Organ
Nettleham, All Saints,  Organ

The present organ by Cousans of Lincoln was installed in a west gallery after the disastrous fire in 1969.  

Rod Callow, November 2024

Nettleham, Cousans
Nettleham, All Saints,  Organ console
Nettleham, All Saints,  Organ console
Nettleham, All Saints,  Organ console

The organ's detached console is sited in the north aisle.

Rod Callow, November 2024 

Nettleham, Cousans
Nettleham, All Saints,  Organ console
Nettleham, All Saints,  Organ console
Nettleham, All Saints,  Organ console

Cousans first appeared in a Lincoln directory as pianoforte & musical instrument sellers of Croft Street in 1877. They later moved to Friars Lane, then Waterside & finally Moorland Way before relocating to Leicestershire after being bought by Ian Carter in 1996.

Rod Callow, November 2024 

Nettleham, Cousans
Nocton, All Saints, Mortuary Chapel, Organ
Nocton, All Saints, Mortuary Chapel, Organ
Nocton, All Saints, Mortuary Chapel, Organ

The organ faces into the chancel but is located at the back of the mortuary chapel.

A plaque states that it was "repaired and renovated at the expense of Nocton Church Sunday School A.D. 1967". 

DB 7 December 2019

Nocton, All Saints, Church, organ
Normanton, St Nicholas, South Aisle, Harmonium
Normanton, St Nicholas, South Aisle, Harmonium
Normanton, St Nicholas, South Aisle, Harmonium

"WHOLESALE & EXPORT.

METZLER & Co.,

37, Gt. Marlborough St,

LONDON. W.

PIANOS, HARMONIUMS. AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS EVERY DESCRIPTION. MUSICAL BOXES"

DB 18 March 2024

Normanton, Saint Nicholas Church, Harmonium, METZLER & Co
North Carlton, St Luke, Nave, Organ
North Carlton, St Luke, Nave, Organ
North Carlton, St Luke, Nave, Organ

Manufacturer's plate reads "Morton Bros. & Co. London"

DB 4 August 2022

North Carlton, Saint Luke Church, Image, organ, Morton Bros. & Co.
North Hykeham, All Saints, Chancel, Organ
North Hykeham, All Saints, Chancel, Organ
North Hykeham, All Saints, Chancel, Organ

Makers plaque states

"Cousans, Sons & Co.

City Organ Works,

Lincoln." 

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

DB 17 January 2019

North Hykeham, All Saints, church, organ, Cousans
North Kelsey, All Hallows, Organ
North Kelsey, All Hallows, Organ
North Kelsey, All Hallows, Organ

Organ located at the east end of the nave.

Jean Howard 11 May 2024

North Kelsey, All Hallows Church, organ
Old Bolingbroke, St Peter & St Paul, Organ
Old Bolingbroke, St Peter & St Paul, Organ
Old Bolingbroke, St Peter & St Paul, Organ

Organ in the last bay of the north aisle.

"Henry Groves & Son 

Nottingham

1994" 

http://www.henrygroves.co.uk/home/4537847651 

DB 26 October 2018

Old Bolingbroke, St Peter & St Paul, church, organ
Osbournby, SS. Peter&Paul, Chancel, Organ
Osbournby, SS. Peter&Paul, Chancel, Organ
Osbournby, SS. Peter&Paul, Chancel, Organ

The organ is marked "HARSTON & SON, NEWARK".

DB 1 April 2024

Osbournby, St Peter & St Paul Church, ORGAN, HARSTON & SON
Owmby by Spital, St Peter & St Paul, Nave, Organ
Owmby by Spital, St Peter & St Paul, Nave, Organ
Owmby by Spital, St Peter & St Paul, Nave, Organ

A brass plaque states

"DONATED BY THE MEMBERS OF NORMANBY METHODIST CHAPEL. DEDICATED BY THE Rt Revd R.M.HARDY THE LORD BISHOP OF LINCOLN. SEPTEMBER 15TH 1991"

DB 12 May 2019

Owmby by Spital, St Peter & St Paul, Church, organ
Owston Ferry, St Martin, Chancel, Organ
Owston Ferry, St Martin, Chancel, Organ
Owston Ferry, St Martin, Chancel, Organ

The maker's plate reads "Wordsworth & Co., Leeds".

Kelly's Directory of Lincolnshire 1919 states "In 1835 an organ was presented by Elizabeth Stonehouse and placed in a loft built at the cost of the Most Rev. Edward V. Harcourt D.D. archbishop of York (1808-41), and Earl Beauchamp"

The Church Booklet states "The organ was originally placed on a loft at the west end in 1835; it was moved to its present position in 1888"

DB 2 September 2018

Owston Ferry, Saint Martin Church, organ, Wordsworth & Co
Owston Ferry, St Martin, Chancel, Organ
Owston Ferry, St Martin, Chancel, Organ
Owston Ferry, St Martin, Chancel, Organ

Closer view of the organ console.

DB 21 August 2018

Owston Ferry, Saint Martin Church, organ
Partney, St Nicholas, North Aisle, Organ
Partney, St Nicholas, North Aisle, Organ
Partney, St Nicholas, North Aisle, Organ

Organ located at the west end of the north aisle.

DB 4 September 2022

Partney, Saint Nicholas church image, organ
Pinchbeck, St Mary, Organ
Pinchbeck, St Mary, Organ
Pinchbeck, St Mary, Organ

The makers plate reads "Forster & Andrews Hull 1891"

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

"It was the subject of a major restoration in 2006 as a result of a vestry fire"

https://www.glengroup.org.uk/churchbuilding.htm 

DB 28 April 2019

Pinchbeck, Saint Mary, Church, organ, Forster & Andrews
Potterhanworth, St Andrew, Chancel, Organ
Potterhanworth, St Andrew, Chancel, Organ
Potterhanworth, St Andrew, Chancel, Organ

The Church Guide states :-

"In 1871 an organ was lent to the church by Mr Edward Nicholls, son of John Nicholls who was parish church clerk at Mr Anson's death.

On 2411 August 1876 he wrote from Brampton Manor by Chesterfield to give the organ outright to the church"

DB 14 February 2019

Potterhanworth, Saint Andrew, Church, organ
Quarrington, St Botolph, Chancel, Organ
Quarrington, St Botolph, Chancel, Organ
Quarrington, St Botolph, Chancel, Organ

The Church History by Christopher J. Micklethwaite 2017 states :-

"The 1867 Bevington organ was replaced by a Binns about 1915 which was improved in 1931 and electrified in 1935"

DB 18 November 2019

Quarrington, Saint Botolph, church, organ
Redbourne, St Andrew, Chancel, Organ
Redbourne, St Andrew, Chancel, Organ
Redbourne, St Andrew, Chancel, Organ

"Deeply-chamfered ogee arch to organ chamber"

https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1346524?section=official-list-entry 

DB 11 November 2023

Redbourne, Saint Andrew Church, image, organ
Redbourne, St Andrew, Chancel, Organ
Redbourne, St Andrew, Chancel, Organ
Redbourne, St Andrew, Chancel, Organ

"This ORGAN is erected to the memory of Elizabeth Catherine Duchess of SAlbans by her Children, William Amelius Aubrey de Vere, 10th Duke of SAlbans and Lady Diana de Vere Huddleston"

DB 11 November 2023

Redbourne, Saint Andrew Church, image, organ
Redbourne, St Andrew, North Aisle, Organ
Redbourne, St Andrew, North Aisle, Organ
Redbourne, St Andrew, North Aisle, Organ

"North aisle has pointed arch to organ chamber"

https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1346524?section=official-list-entry 

DB 11 November 2023

Redbourne, Saint Andrew Church, image, organ
Reepham, St Peter & St Paul, North Aisle, Organ
Reepham, St Peter & St Paul, North Aisle, Organ
Reepham, St Peter & St Paul, North Aisle, Organ

The Church Guide states :-

"Messrs. Cousans of Lincoln built the Organ in 1892, at a cost of £150. A poster advertising the dedication service is still visible on the back of the organ case.

At various stages additional organ stops have been added, the last major additions being carried out in 1963, when the organ was moved to the west end of the north aisle"

DB 14 May 2022

Reepham, St Peter & St Paul Church, image, organ
Revesby, St Lawrence, Organ
Revesby, St Lawrence, Organ
Revesby, St Lawrence, Organ

The organ chamber is located at the east end of the north aisle.

An explanatory text states :-

"The organ is one of the finest toned of its size, being a two manual and pedal instrument of 11 speaking stops and 3 couplers by Foster and Andrews of Hull.

It was built and voiced for this church in 1893" 

DB 19 April 2019

Revesby, Saint Lawrence, Church
Ruskington, All Saints, Chancel, Organ
Ruskington, All Saints, Chancel, Organ
Ruskington, All Saints, Chancel, Organ

Kelly's Directory of Lincolnshire 1919 states :-

"the organ was provided in 1904"

Maker's plate "Peter Conacher & Co., Springwood, Huddersfield"

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

DB 21 August 2019

Ruskington, All Saints, Church, Organ, Peter Conacher
Saxilby, St Botolph, Organ
Saxilby, St Botolph, Organ
Saxilby, St Botolph, Organ

"The fine organ is by W. Hill, London, 1894.

It has ten speaking stops, two manuals and pedals"

http://www.saxilbyparishchurch.co.uk/History.htm 

Kelly's Directory of lincolnshire 1919 states

"In 1894 a new organ was erected at a cost of £320"

DB 10 December 2018

Saxilby, Saint Botolph, church, organ, W. Hill
Scampton, St John Baptist, Organ
Scampton, St John Baptist, Organ
Scampton, St John Baptist, Organ

"Church organ - made by Forster & Andrews Hull. It originated from the chapel at RAF Binbrook"

https://scamptonchurch.org/history/ 

DB 19 November 2020

Scampton, Saint John Baptist, church, image, organ
Scopwick, Holy Cross, Chancel, Organ
Scopwick, Holy Cross, Chancel, Organ
Scopwick, Holy Cross, Chancel, Organ

Church Guide Notes by Rev. Hugh Bailey 1993 state :-

"The Organ was installed shortly before the First World War and, since the Parish could not afford the sort of organ they really wanted, they ordered one with pedals and two keyboards, but with only the lower keyboard actually working — intending to add more pipes and upper keyboard action when they could afford them. But, in 1914, war broke out and by 1918 prices had risen enormously and there never was a chance to build the second half of the organ"

DB 1 October 2022

Scopwick, Holy Cross, Church, organ
Scott Willoughby, St Andrew, Organ
Scott Willoughby, St Andrew, Organ
Scott Willoughby, St Andrew, Organ

Located north side of chancel.

Marked D'Almaine & Co, 91 Finsbury, London Estd 1785

DB 30 January 2022

Scott Willoughby, Saint Andrew Church organ
Scotter, St Peter, Organ
Scotter, St Peter, Organ
Scotter, St Peter, Organ

A plate on the organ reads "HARRISON & HARRISON, DURHAM"

Guide notes state "restored in 1990 by Jubb".

DB 18 April 2024

Scotter, Saint Peter, Church, organ
Scotton, St Genewys, Chancel, Organ
Scotton, St Genewys, Chancel, Organ
Scotton, St Genewys, Chancel, Organ

The maker's plate reads "BRINDLEY AND FOSTER , ORGAN BUILDERS, SHEFFIELD".

The Church Guide reports that "it was rebuilt in 1984 by T L Jubb and Son of Knaith Park".

DB 4 April 2024

Scotton, Saint Genewys Church, organ
Scremby, St Peter & St Paul, Nave, Organ
Scremby, St Peter & St Paul, Nave, Organ
Scremby, St Peter & St Paul, Nave, Organ

A handsome late eighteenth century Snetzler type pipe organ in a polished mahogany case.

Jean Howard 29 April 2023

Scremby, Sts Peter & Paul, Organ
Searby, St Nicholas, Nave, Organ
Searby, St Nicholas, Nave, Organ
Searby, St Nicholas, Nave, Organ

An explanatory text written by Ian Major in part states :-

"This is a strange and most unusual little organ, not to say unique!

It has all the signs of an amateur builder using spare or second-hand parts ...

With only five stops, no congregational-accompanying Principals and an incomplete Bourdon of only twelve pipes for a 'straight' Pedal organ of some twenty-five keys, it is difficult to play any of the standard repertoire on it ...

The Case of the instrument bears the date 1887 and I believe a former incumbent was a bit of a craftsman (? Rev. Townsend) - a screen and carved pews - so perhaps this is some of the answer to the organ!?"

DB 19 May 2019

Searby cum Owmby, Saint Nicholas, Church, organ
Sedgebrook, St Lawrence, Organ
Sedgebrook, St Lawrence, Organ
Sedgebrook, St Lawrence, Organ

Organ by Henry Bryceson which was delivered via Sedgebrook Station in 1863.

Organ restored in 1989. 

The north chapel is now the organ chamber. 

DB 6 February 2019 

Sedgebrook, St Lawrence, church, organ
Sedgebrook, St Lawrence, Organ
Sedgebrook, St Lawrence, Organ
Sedgebrook, St Lawrence, Organ

"Henry Bryceson (1775-1870) was a pioneer of electric action in England during the 1860s"

"Henry Bryceson founded a firm variously known as Bryceson Brothers, Bryceson and Bryceson, and Bryceson and Son in 1796.

The firm produced both barrel organs and pipe organs"

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

DB 6 February 2019 

Sedgebrook, St Lawrence, church, organ, Henry Bryceson
Sibsey, St Margaret, Chancel, Organ
Sibsey, St Margaret, Chancel, Organ
Sibsey, St Margaret, Chancel, Organ

Kelly's Directory of Lincolnshire 1919 states that a new organ was provided when the chancel was rebuilt 1855.

A brass plaque states that it was subsequently enlarged in memory of Rev. Frank Besant M.A. Vicar 1871 - 1917.

DB 3 August 2019

Sibsey, Saint Margaret, Church, organ
Silk Willoughby, St Denis, Organ
Silk Willoughby, St Denis, Organ
Silk Willoughby, St Denis, Organ

The maker's plate reads "COUSANS, SONS & Co LINCOLN".

DB 20 August 2018

Silk Willoughby, Saint Denis church, organ, Cousans
Sixhills, All Saints, Organ
Sixhills, All Saints, Organ
Sixhills, All Saints, Organ

Organ located at the west end of the nave.

DB 7 June 2022

Sixhills, All Saints Church, image, organ
Skegness, St Matthew, Chancel, Organ
Skegness, St Matthew, Chancel, Organ
Skegness, St Matthew, Chancel, Organ

"The organ built by Rushworth and Draper is recognised as one of the best in the country and has recently had extensive repairs."

https://skegness-anglican.org.uk/st-matthew/ 

DB 15 May 2024

Skegness, Saint Matthew church, organ
Skirbeck, St Nicholas, Organ
Skirbeck, St Nicholas, Organ
Skirbeck, St Nicholas, Organ

A plaque on the organ reads "REBUILT BY WALKER & TAYLOR LINCOLN.".

DB 17 November 2024

Skirbeck, Saint Nicholas Church, organ
Snitterby, St Nicholas, Nave, Organ
Snitterby, St Nicholas, Nave, Organ
Snitterby, St Nicholas, Nave, Organ

The makers plate reads "Cousans, Sons & Co, City Organ Works Lincoln." The Church's History Leaflet states "The Organ was built by Mr. T.H. Nicholson of Lincoln."

DB 20 June 2024

Snitterby, Saint Nicholas Church, organ, Cousans, Sons & Co
South Carlton, St John Baptist, Nave, Organ Memorial
South Carlton, St John Baptist, Nave, Organ Memorial
South Carlton, St John Baptist, Nave, Organ Memorial

Kelly's Directory 1930 reports :-

"In 1920 a five-stop organ and a finely carved pulpit were erected in the church, the former being a memorial to the men of this parish who fell in the Great War, and the latter to the members of the Royal Air Force stationed during the Great War at the aerodrome here, who lost their lives"

Maker's plate reads "Nicholson & Lord, Walsall".

DB 4 August 2022

South Carlton, Saint John Baptist Church, image, organ, war memorial, Nicholson & Lord
South Carlton, St John Baptist, Nave, Organ Memorial
South Carlton, St John Baptist, Nave, Organ Memorial
South Carlton, St John Baptist, Nave, Organ Memorial

Dedication attached to the organ :- 

"GIVEN IN THANKS TO GOD, THAT THESE MEN LEFT SOUTH CARLTON, TO SERVE IN THE GREAT WAR, AND THAT HE SPARED SO MANY OF THEM TO RETURN ..."

DB 4 August 2022

South Carlton, Saint John Baptist Church, image, organ, war memorial
South Cockerington, St Leonard, Nave, Organ
South Cockerington, St Leonard, Nave, Organ
South Cockerington, St Leonard, Nave, Organ

Organ positioned at the west end of the nave.

Jean Howard 7 May 2024 

South Cockerington, Saint Leonard Church, organ
South Elkington, All Saints, Chancel, Organ
South Elkington, All Saints, Chancel, Organ
South Elkington, All Saints, Chancel, Organ

Victorian features of the church include the reredos, the impressive painted chancel roof and an elaborate organ case.

September 2012

South Elkington, All Saints, organ case
South Hykeham, St Michael, Nave, Organ
South Hykeham, St Michael, Nave, Organ
South Hykeham, St Michael, Nave, Organ

Organ at the west end of the nave.

DB 16 August 2020

South Hykeham, St Michael, church, organ, J.Halmshaw & Sons
South Hykeham, St Michael, Nave, Organ
South Hykeham, St Michael, Nave, Organ
South Hykeham, St Michael, Nave, Organ

Maker's plate reads J.Halmshaw & Sons, Builders, Birmingham" and a second plate records its rebuild in 1993.

Wikipedia has Halmshaw & Sons active between 1850 and 1913.

DB 17 March 2024

South Hykeham, St Michael Church, organ
South Ormsby, St Leonard, Organ
South Ormsby, St Leonard, Organ
South Ormsby, St Leonard, Organ

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

South Ormsby, St Leonard, church, organ, Forster & Andrews
South Willingham, St Martin, Nave, Organ
South Willingham, St Martin, Nave, Organ
South Willingham, St Martin, Nave, Organ

Kelly's Directory 1930 notes that "a new organ was erected in 1892".

Positioned at the west end of the nave opposite the entrance. 

DB 30 October 2023

South Willingham, Saint Martin Church, image, organ
Stapleford, All Saints, Chancel, Organ
Stapleford, All Saints, Chancel, Organ
Stapleford, All Saints, Chancel, Organ

Organ positioned on the south side of the chancel. No makers plate visible.

DB 2020

Stapleford, All Saints Church, image
Stewton, St Andrew, Nave, Organ
Stewton, St Andrew, Nave, Organ
Stewton, St Andrew, Nave, Organ

Church Guide notes state that "Of recent years the Mason and Hamlyn organ has been extensively restored and now has an electric blower"

DB 11 September 2022

Stewton, Saint Andrew, Church, image, organ, Mason and Hamlyn
Stow, St Mary, Organ
Stow, St Mary, Organ
Stow, St Mary, Organ

The fine organ case in St Mary's.

May 2018

Stow, St Mary, organ
Stubton, St Martin, Gallery & Organ
Stubton, St Martin, Gallery & Organ
Stubton, St Martin, Gallery & Organ

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

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

DB 28 August 2018 

Stubton, St Martin, Church, Gallery, Organ
Surfleet, St Laurence, Organ
Surfleet, St Laurence, Organ
Surfleet, St Laurence, Organ

Maker's plate reads "H.W. HEWITT LEICESTER"

"'two manual' pipe organ built by Hewitts of Leicester, installed in 1908. The Organ was completely rebuilt by Henry Groves of Nottingham in 1983"

https://www.glengroup.org.uk/804134547710.htm 

DB 28 April 2019

Surfleet, Saint Lawrence, church, organ
Swaby, St Nicholas, Organ
Swaby, St Nicholas, Organ
Swaby, St Nicholas, Organ

A small plaque affixed to the organ says it was originally in Haugh Manor.

Jean Howard, 17 March 2021

Swaby, Saint Nicholas church, organ, Haugh Manor
Swaton, St Michael, South Transept, Organ
Swaton, St Michael, South Transept, Organ
Swaton, St Michael, South Transept, Organ

Maker's plate reads "J.R. Cousans, Sons & Co Lincoln".

DB 20 June 2022

Swaton, Saint Michael church, image, organ
Syston, St Mary, North Aisle, Organ
Syston, St Mary, North Aisle, Organ
Syston, St Mary, North Aisle, Organ

Organ located at the west end of the north aisle.

Church Guide notes that it was installed by Forster & Andrew of Hull about 1869 and that it was brought here from another site. 

DB 21 March 2022

Syston, Saint Mary Church, organ
Syston, St Mary, North Aisle, Organ
Syston, St Mary, North Aisle, Organ
Syston, St Mary, North Aisle, Organ

Maker's plate.

"J. W. Walker & Sons Ltd is a British firm of organ builders established in 1828 by Joseph William Walker in London. Walker organs were popular additions to churches during the Gothic Revival era of church building and restoration in Victorian Britain, and instruments built by Walker are found in many churches around the UK and in other countries. The firm continues to build organs today."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._W._Walker_%26_Sons_Ltd 

DB 21 March 2022

Syston, Saint Mary Church
Tallington, St Lawrence, Chancel, Organ
Tallington, St Lawrence, Chancel, Organ
Tallington, St Lawrence, Chancel, Organ

Organ located north side of chancel under a late C13 double chamfered arch.

DB 17 November 2018

Tallington, Saint Lawrence, church, chancel, organ
Tattershall, Holy Trinity, Nave, Organ
Tattershall, Holy Trinity, Nave, Organ
Tattershall, Holy Trinity, Nave, Organ

Organ on top of the pulpitum. 

The church booklet states that "Canon James Day, Rector until June 1980, obtained the organ from St. Paul's Church, Grimsby, when it became redundant".

DB 28 October 2021

Tattershall Holy Trinity Church Image organ
Temple Bruer, St John, Organ
Temple Bruer, St John, Organ
Temple Bruer, St John, Organ

Maker's plate reads "Cousans Sons & Co. City Organ Works Lincoln"

DB 28 August 2022

Temple Bruer, Saint John, image, Cousans organ
Tetford, St Mary, South Aisle, Organ
Tetford, St Mary, South Aisle, Organ
Tetford, St Mary, South Aisle, Organ

Maker's plate reads :-

"Alfred Kirkland, Organ Builder, 155A Marlborough Road, Upper Holloway, London N19"

DB 18 January 2020

Tetford, Saint Mary, Church, Organ, Alfred Kirkland
Tetford, St Mary, South Aisle, Organ
Tetford, St Mary, South Aisle, Organ
Tetford, St Mary, South Aisle, Organ

A notice states that the organ, and altar in the north aisle, were both brought from St Margaret's Church, Salmonby.

St Margaret's was demolished in 1978.

DB 18 January 2020

Tetford, Saint Mary, Church, organ
Thimbleby, St Margaret, Chancel, Organ
Thimbleby, St Margaret, Chancel, Organ
Thimbleby, St Margaret, Chancel, Organ

Maker's plate states "W.RUSHWORTH & SONS, LIVERPOOL"

Organ chamber located on the south side of the chancel. 

DB 31 August 2019

Thimbleby, Saint Margaret, church
Thoresway, St Mary, Chancel, Organ
Thoresway, St Mary, Chancel, Organ
Thoresway, St Mary, Chancel, Organ

Organ contained in a C13 arch.

DB 20 July 2023

Thoresway, Saint Mary Church, image, organ
Thoresway, St Mary, Chancel, Organ
Thoresway, St Mary, Chancel, Organ
Thoresway, St Mary, Chancel, Organ

Organ and choir stalls.

DB 20 July 2023

Thoresway, Saint Mary Church, image, organ
Thornton, St Wilfrid, organ
Thornton, St Wilfrid, organ
Thornton, St Wilfrid, organ

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

Thornton by Horncastle, St Wilfrid, organ. Magdalen College Oxford.
Thornton, St Wilfrid, organ
Thornton, St Wilfrid, organ
Thornton, St Wilfrid, organ

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

June 2013

Thornton by Horncastle, St Wilfrid church, organ
Thorpe on the Hill, St Michael & All Angels, Organ
Thorpe on the Hill, St Michael & All Angels, Organ
Thorpe on the Hill, St Michael & All Angels, Organ

Makers plaque states

"Cousans, Sons & Co.

City Organ Works,

Lincoln." 

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

According to a press clipping dated 21 July 1960 the organ had come to the church the previous week after being completely restored.

Originally bought in 1911 for private use in Kirmington Vicarage. It had then spent 43 years in St George's Mission Church, Swallowbeck before being bought for Thorpe.

DB 2 April 2019

Thorpe on the Hill, Saint Michael church, organ
Threekingham, St Peter, North Aisle, Organ
Threekingham, St Peter, North Aisle, Organ
Threekingham, St Peter, North Aisle, Organ

Organ donated by the Rev T L Knapp in 1906.

A plaque on the organ reads "Cousans, Sons & Co. City Organ Works Lincoln."

DB 16 September 2023

Threekingham, Saint Peter church, image, organ
Torksey, St Peter, pipe organ
Torksey, St Peter, pipe organ
Torksey, St Peter, pipe organ

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

Torksey, St Peter, organ
Utterby, St Andrew, Chancel, Organ
Utterby, St Andrew, Chancel, Organ
Utterby, St Andrew, Chancel, Organ

Makers plate reads "Harston & Son, Newark".

DB 8 September 2019

Utterby, Saint Andrew, church, organ, Harston & Son
Waddingham, St Mary & St Peter, North Aisle, Organ
Waddingham, St Mary & St Peter, North Aisle, Organ
Waddingham, St Mary & St Peter, North Aisle, Organ

The maker's plate reads :-

"THE PREMIER ORGAN

COUSANS SONS & CO.

LINCOLN."

DB 8 July 2024

Waddingham, Saint Mary & St Peter, church, organ
Walcott, St Oswald, Nave, Organ
Walcott, St Oswald, Nave, Organ
Walcott, St Oswald, Nave, Organ

Located at the east end of the nave against the south wall.

DB 10 July 2019

Walcott, Saint Oswald, Church, organ
Waltham, All Saints, Chancel, Organ
Waltham, All Saints, Chancel, Organ
Waltham, All Saints, Chancel, Organ

"C19 double- chamfered arch to organ chamber"

https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1161283?section=official-list-entry 

The organ chamber dates from 1911 but the present organ was moved here in 1977. 

DB 10 December 2023

Waltham, All Saints Church, image, organ
Waltham, All Saints, Chancel, Organ
Waltham, All Saints, Chancel, Organ
Waltham, All Saints, Chancel, Organ

"THIS ORGAN was removed from a United Reformed Church in Mansfield ... in the year of QUEEN ELIZABETH II Silver Jubilee ... 17th July 1977"

DB 10 December 2023

Waltham, All Saints Church, image, organ
Welton le Marsh, St Martin, Nave, Organ
Welton le Marsh, St Martin, Nave, Organ
Welton le Marsh, St Martin, Nave, Organ

The maker's plate reads "Williamson & Hyatt 1961 Trunch Norfolk"

DB 6 July 2022

Welton le Marsh, Saint Martin Church, image, organ
Welton le Marsh, St Martin, Nave, Organ
Welton le Marsh, St Martin, Nave, Organ
Welton le Marsh, St Martin, Nave, Organ

A brass plate attached to the organ reads :- 

"THIS ORGAN HAS COME FROM THE SHRINE OF OUR LADY OF WALSINGHAM AND HAS BEEN DONATED IN MEMORY OF WILFRED HENRY FOX-ROBINSON PRIEST R.N.V.R. 27-1-1911 2-10-1991.

DB 6 July 2022

Welton le Marsh, Saint Martin Church, image, organ
Welton, St Mary   Organ
Welton, St Mary   Organ
Welton, St Mary   Organ

A fine two manual restored and rebuilt by Henry Willis and Sons Ltd. 1962.

Rod Callow, November 2024

Welton,
Welton, St Mary   Organ
Welton, St Mary   Organ
Welton, St Mary   Organ

A fine two manual restored and rebuilt by Henry Willis and Sons Ltd. 1962.

Rod Callow, November 2024

Welton,
Welton, St Mary   Organ
Welton, St Mary   Organ
Welton, St Mary   Organ

A fine two manual restored and rebuilt by Henry Willis and Sons Ltd. 1962.

Rod Callow, November 2024

Welton,
West Rasen, All Saints, South Aisle, Harmonium
West Rasen, All Saints, South Aisle, Harmonium
West Rasen, All Saints, South Aisle, Harmonium

Inscription on the organ reads ""Dominion" Organ & Piano Co. Bowmanville Ont. Canada.". For further information see :-

https://antiquepianoshop.com/online-museum/dominion/ 

DB 3 September 2024

West Rasen, All Saints church, Dominion Organ & Piano Co
West Torrington, St Mary, Harmonium
West Torrington, St Mary, Harmonium
West Torrington, St Mary, Harmonium

The harmonium was made by R F Stevens of London NW, established 1859.

Jean Howard, 15 June 2021

West Torrington, Saint Mark, Church, harmonium
Wickenby, St Peter  & St Lawrence, Nave, Organ
Wickenby, St Peter  & St Lawrence, Nave, Organ
Wickenby, St Peter  & St Lawrence, Nave, Organ

Maker's plate reads :-

"CUTHBERT ORGAN BUILDER HULL" 

DB 19 May 2019

Wickenby, St Peter & St Lawrence, Church, organ, CUTHBERT
Willingham by Stow, St Helen, Chancel, Organ
Willingham by Stow, St Helen, Chancel, Organ
Willingham by Stow, St Helen, Chancel, Organ

Church guide notes state that "The organ with its 16 stops was installed in 1883 and converted to electricity earlier this century"

DB 15 May 2022

Willingham by Stow, Saint Helen Church, image, organ
Wold Newton, All Saints, Organ
Wold Newton, All Saints, Organ
Wold Newton, All Saints, Organ
Wold Newton, All Saints Church, organ, Foster and Andrews
Woodhall Spa, St Peter, Organ
Woodhall Spa, St Peter, Organ
Woodhall Spa, St Peter, Organ

The organ by Jardine of Manchester originally stood on the ground floor but when the Lady Chapel was built in 1927 it was moved to an organ loft above the chapel

Rebuilt in 2016.

DB 24 August 2019

Woodhall Spa, Saint Peter church, organ