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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S Sydney City T U V W X Y Z

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Galston
Galston Uniting Church, 11 School Road
Forster & Andrews 1887 (2/20 mechanical)
(formerly in Bourke St, Congregational Church, Darlinghurst)
Gladesville
CHRIST CHURCH ANGLICAN, cnr. Victoria Road & Jordan Street
B. 1962 E.F. Walcker & Cie., Ludwigsburg, Germany
1m., 8 sp.st., 1c., tr. Man: 8.4.4.2-2/3.2.III. Ped: 16.8.
Methodist Church
see: Forbes St John's Anglican Hostel
Glebe
St John's Anglican Church, cnr St John's & Glebe Point Roads
Forster & Andrews 1884 (2/18 mechanical)
St Scholastica's Convent Chapel, Avenue Road
Hill, Norman & Beard (Aust) 1931 (2/16 electro-pneumatic)
RESIDENCE OF THE LATE DR VINCENT SHEPPARD, Leichhardt Street
B. unknown (Dutch, c.1790-1820). Imported c.1960. 1m., 5 sp.st., no pedals,
Man: 8.8 divided.4 divided.4 divided.2 divided.
Congregational Church
see: Marrickville Roseby Memorial Uniting Church
Presbyterian Church, Bridge Road
see: Castle Hill Baptist Church
Toxteth Chapel
Early chamber organ. Present location and details of specification unknown
Glenbrook
St Finbar's Catholic Church,
46 Levy Street, Glenbrook (Lower Blue Mountains)
Hele & Co. 1880 (2/22 mechanical)
(formerly in St Peter's Anglican Church, East Sydney)
Glenorie
Residence of Peter McMillan
B. 1887 E.F. Walcker & Cie, Ludwigsburg, Germany for "Presbyterian Church, Sydney"
1m., 2 sp. st., 1c., pedal pulldowns, tr. & tub. pn. Man: 8.8.
Purchased c. 1968 from Misson to Seamen, George Street, Sydney
Inst. Burwood residence before moving to pres. loc.
1m., 4 sp. st., 1c., tr. & el. Man: 8.8. Ped: 16.8.
Gordon
ST JOHN-THE-EVANGELIST ANGLICAN CHURCH, Pacific Highway
B. 1929 W.G. Rendall. Reb. 1956 S.T. Noad & Son. Reb. & enl. 1972 A. Welby
2m., 19 sp.st., 9c., el.pn. Gt: 8.8.8.8.4.4.2-2/3.2. Sw: 8.8.4.2.III.8. Ped: 16.16.8.8.4.
UNITING (CONGREGATIONAL) CHURCH, Park Avenue
B. 1951 S.T. Noad & Son. 2m., 7 sp.st., [?] c., el. pn. Gt: 8.8.4. Sw: 8.8.4. Ped: 16.
Rem. and inst. St David's Anglican Church, Arncliffe.
RESIDENCE OF MALCOLM ALLERDING, ESQ., Darnley Avenue
Pipework and parts from 1913 organ by Geo. Fincham & Son formerly in Congregational Church,
Canterbury, Victoria; purchased 1981. Rebuilt and modified 1981 - by M. Allerding.
UNITING (METHODIST) CHURCH, cnr. Pacific Highway & Cecil Street
B. 1927 W.L. Roberts. Reb. & enl. 1955 S.T. Noad & Son
Tonal alterations 1978 Brown & Arkley
3m., 15 sp.st., 9c.: el.pn. Gt: 8.4.2.II. Sw: 8.4.2.II. Ch: 8.8.4.8. Ped: 16.16.8.
Kings Theatre
B. 1928 Hill, Norman & Beard ("Christie'' o/n 84) for Kings Theatre, Gordon
Later inst. St Colomb's Anglican Church, Bellevue Avenue, West Ryde
8 rks. ext., el.pn. Organ removed (details unknown)
Granville
St Mark's Anglican Church, 39 Jamieson Street
Telford & Telford (Dublin)1890, rebuilt Hill, Norman & Beard 1968 (2/14 mechanical and electro-magnetic)
Greenwich
JOHN TAYLOR MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHORCH, Greenwich Road
B. 1965 J.P. Eagles. 2m., 3 rks.ext., el.mag.
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Greenwich Road
B. 1958 Charles Dirksen, Brisbane.
Rem. c. 1969 and broken up; parts to Baptist Church, Earlwood and Ronald Sharp.
2m., 4 rks ext., el. mag.
St Giles' Anglican Church, Greendale Street
see: Jamberoo Benedictine Monastery
"Standish", Residence of John St Vincent Welch
see: Newcastle St Augustine's Anglican Church, Merewether



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