St Mary’s, Bulwell (2006)
3 manuals 37 stops

The organ was built by Forster & Andrews of Hull in 1872 and is a fine example of their work. Originally the organ was mechanical and sited in the north aisle but it was moved to its chancel position and converted to exhaust pneumatic by Wragg & Son of Nottingham in the 1930s.

Henry Groves & Son converted the action to electro-pneumatic, re-ordered the chamber, and enlarged the instrument to 3 manuals. Other changes included moving the Great Trumpet from the soundboard to an electric unit and adding a new 16ft bass; Great Cremona removed from Great soundboard to Choir; Norman & Beard 8-stop choir soundboard installed; Pedal Principal 8ft extended to Fifteenth 4ft and Choir Open 8ft; new drawstop console; new keys with rosewood sharps.
Great
Double Stopt Diapason16
Open Diapason8
Dulciana8
Claribel 8
Principal4
Harmonic Flute4
Twelfth 2⅔
Fifteenth2
Sesquialtera Ⅳ
Trumpet 8
Swell to Great
Choir to Great
Swell
Lieblich Bourdon 16
Violin Diapason 8
Lieblich Gedact 8
Flute d'Amour 8
Vox Angelica 8
Principal4
Fifteenth2
Mixture Ⅲ
Cornopean8
Oboe 8
Swell octave
Swell unison off
Swell suboctave
Choir
Open Diapason8
Stopped Diapason8
Gemshorn4
Lieblich Flute4
Nazard2⅔
Fifteenth2
Piccolo2
Tierce1⅗
Trumpet8
Cremona8
Choir octave
Choir unison off
Choir suboctave
Swell to Choir
Pedal
Open Diapason16
Bourdon16
Lieblich Bourdon16
Principal8
Bass Flute8
Fifteenth4
Trombone16
Great to Pedal
Swell to Pedal
Choir to Pedal
Great & Pedal Combs
ACCESSORIES
6 thumb pistons to Great
6 thumb pistons to Swell
6 thumb pistons to Choir
6 toe pistons to Pedal
6 general pistons
thumb piston for Sw-Gt
thumb piston for Gt-Ped
thumb piston for Sw-Ped
thumb piston for Ch-Ped
reversible thumb piston Sw-Gt
reversible toe piston Gt-Ped