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This is the second known pipe organ in the church. The first was installed in 1846. The current instrument was installed June 1919 by the Henry Pilcher's Sons Organ Company (Opus 1015). It was in regular use until after Vatican II reforms. In 1965 an electronic organ was puchased, and congregational singing was led from the floor of the sanctuary. When air conditioning was installed, the windline was disconnected. General neglect and drafty air from the bell tower directly behind the organ led to its deterioration.

View the organ builder's report and the original organ records.

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Left view	Right view	Console and pedal board
Console	Console	Console
Blower in bell tower	Back of organ	Great/pedal division pipes
Great/pedal division pipes	Great/pedal division pipes	Swell division pipes
Under console	Under console

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