Very complicated flat pack arrives in Twyford from Durham

Handle with care

Parts of the Waterhouse case return

Rackboards

The organ starts to take shape - looking through the case up to the swell box.

The swell box occupies a commanding position in the organ

The wooden case pipes are returned, fully restored

New console takes shape

Pedal action and roller board starts to take shape

Tools in the vestry

Inside the organ

Stop action

Action runs

Stop trundles

The case takes shape

The fully restored wooden pipes - unseen since 1956!

The console

Shiny new nameplate

Tops of the pedal pipes above the vestry panelling

Stop head profiles - careful copies of Walker stop heads

Jim at work

At work in the Great Organ

Great Organ pipe work

Looking down the passage board towards the pedal # side. Swell box to the left, Great Organ to the right

Inside the swell box: from left: Open Diapason 8, Stopped Diapason 8, Principal 4, Fifteenth 2, Oboe 8

Swell Oboe trebles

Great Organ

Stephen Bicknell trying out the organ.

Stephen Bicknell displaying the restored display pipes