Broad Street United Methodist Church

The church was organized as Lea Street Methodist Episcopal Church in the
late 1800s, with the present Akron-plan sanctuary built before the turn of
the century.

The first known organ was Pilcher Op. 473 installed in 1904, a 2-manual
13-stop tracker. It was rebuilt by Pilcher in 1942 as their Op. 1966 at a
cost of $3537. It was replaced in 1973 by the Schantz.

The room is wider than it is long – and the Schantz is functionally
installed across the front behind and slightly above the choirloft. The
Swell is divided to each side because of the tight space. The 16′ Posaune
in the Pedal was replaced by Phil Parkey & Associates in 2000.

Schantz Organ Co., Opus 1226, 1973, 3/36

GREAT

8′ Prinzipal
8′ Bordun
4′ Oktav
4′ Nachthorn
2 2/3′ Nasat
2′ Blockfloete
1 3/5′ Terz
III Mixture
Unison Off
Chimes

SWELL

8′ Flute a Cheminee
8′ Viole de Gambe
8′ Viole Celeste
4′ Prestant
4′ Flute Conique
2′ Octavin
III Plein Jeu
8′ Trompette
Tremulant
Sub
Unison Off
Super

POSITIV

8′ Gedackt
8′ Erzahler (encl in SW)
8′ Erzahler Celeste (encl in SW)
4′ Koppelflote
2′ Principal
1 1/3′ Quinte
III Scharf
8′ Krummhorn
Tremulant
Unison Off

PEDAL

32′ Resultant —
16′ Brummbass
16′ Gedackt 12
8′ Principal
8′ Stillflote 12
4′ Choralbass 12
II Mixture
16′ Posaune
8′ Krummhorn PO
4′ Krummhorn PO