click on image to enlarge St. Paul Episcopal Church 39-04 61st Street Woodside (Queens), N.Y. 11377 St. Paul Protestant Episcopal Church was founded in 1874, and was the first church in the village of Woodside. That same year, a Carpenter Gothic building was erected with Gothic stained glass windows, overhanging eaves, vertical siding, and multicolored roof tiles. On December 26, 2007, the church was destroyed by fire.             M. P. Möller, Inc. Hagerstown, Md. – Opus 3536 (1923) Electro-pneumatic action 2 manuals, 18 registers, 9 stops, 6 ranks The M.P. Möller Factory Specification shows that their Op. 3536 had a two-manual stop-key console, decorations of gold bronze, and a wind pressure of 3-3/4". March 31, 1923 was given as the projected completion date.                 Great Organ (Manual I) – 61 notes, enclosed 8   Open Diapason 61 8   Melodia 61 8   Stopped Diapason 61 4   Flute Traverso 61             Swell Organ (Manual II) – 61 notes, enclosed 8   Gedeckt GT 8   Dolce GT 4   Flute GT 8   Vox Celeste [TC] 49                 Pedal Organ – 32 notes, enclosed 16   Bourdon 32                         Couplers     Swell to Pedal   Swell to Swell 4'     Great to Pedal   Great to Great 16', 4'     Swell to Great 16', 8', 4'                     Mechanicals     Tremulant         Crescendo Indicator                     Combinations     Pistons No. 1-2 affecting Great and Pedal Stops     Pistons No. 1-2 affecting Swell and Pedal Stops                 Pedal Movements     Balanced Swell Pedal   Great to Pedal Reversible     Grand Crescendo Pedal                 Sources:      Forgotten New York website: http://www.forgotten-ny.com      Nelson, George. Organs in the United States and Canada Database. Seattle, Wash.      Scofield, Jeff. M.P. Möller, Inc. Opus List.      Trupiano, Larry. Factory Specifications of Möller Organ, Op. 3536 (1923). Photos:      Forgotten New York website: exterior.   | NYC AGO Home Page | Back to NYC Organs List |