1865

Hill

1809  Organ by Thomas Elliot moved here from Christ Church, Blackfriars Bridge Road.

1867

Hill

"altered and improved" - believed to refer to the standardisation of the manual and pedal compass to CC; a straight and flat pedalboard is believed to have been fitted at this time.

1880/1

Hill

rebuilt and enlarged, the Great and Choir paid for by the congregation, the Swell by the Vicar.

1898

William Hill & Son

New TP action throughout, new coupler action, new Great and Choir soundboards, Split pallets added to Swell, Swell Tremulant, Extra bellows, Re-voiced where necessary.

Date unknown

Revd Noel A Bonavia-Hunt

believed to have made some modifications during his curacy in the parish in early 1900’s – eg. raising the cut-up of the Pedal Open Diapason, removing the bells from the Flute Pavillon, and bearded the Gamba.

1952

Walker

overhauled; new pedalboard; new basses and harmonic Trebles to Great Trumpet; gt-pd reversible pedal added; balanced swell replaced hitch-down pedal;

1968

Walker

organ moved from under the bell tower (S chancel) to the NW corner;

1975

Walker

added a Clarion 4' to the Swell;

1978

A. Noterman & Nephew

from the organ of Holy Trinity, Finchley Road a Principal 2', Mixture III (22.26.29) and Trompette 8'were added to the Choir, and a Violone (extended 16,8,4) was added to the Pedal; the Swell Oboe was made available on the Choir at 8', and a Bombardon 16' (by Gern) was added to the Pedal

1999-2000

B.C. Shepherd & Son

rebuilt with EP action and solid state capture system; refitted console and made some tonal alterations; a frontage of dummy pipes has been fitted to the E facing front, behind the arch, to replace a wood and fabric grille; 7 stops from the Elliot organ survive;