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Tollerton St Peter

Organ

Organ console in the Squire's Pew

Originally donated in 1909 by W.E. Burnside of Tollerton Hall and installed at a cost of £595, the organ was overhauled and cleaned in the 1930s by Roger Yates, and a Tremulant stop added to the Swell.

The 100 year-old organ has been played from two very different consoles during its time in the church. The original detached console was a pneumatic action drawstop console situated at the front right hand side of the nave with the player facing into the chancel. The current electric console is located in the gallery known as the Squire's Pew.

To celebrate the centenary, it was fully overhauled after a pipe appeal in 2009.

For full details see the St Peter's Church Tollerton website and the National Pipe Organ Register website.