| Name of institution |
Ss Peter's and Mark's Anglican Church |
| Type of institution |
Church |
| Street Address |
4 Hammad Street |
| City |
Palmyra |
| State |
Western Australia |
| Postcode |
6157 |
| Country |
Australia |
| Name of building |
Ss Peter's and Mark's Anglican Church |
| Name of room |
Church sanctuary |
| Dates of the building |
1970's
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| Architect’s and builder’s names |
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| Special architectural features |
Built
in the 1970s, this church reflects the architecture of the time - a
juxtaposition of styles designed as a "standalone" architectural
structure. The church has a tiered, clean-lined look. Inside, the
church has a high ceiling and sloping floors. |
| Special fittings |
There
are four plaques mounted on a wall in the porch of the St Peters and St
Marks Anglican Church to commemorate ANZAC losses in World Wars I and
II. Two of the plaques are marble with black inscriptions. The other
two are engraved metal plates that were originally at the base of two
pencil pines outside St Peters Church, East Fremantle. When the church
closed, they were transferred to their current location along with the
two marble plaques. |
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| Date of previous organs |
None
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| Detail of previous organs |
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| Variations from original design of organ |
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| Present organ |
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| Type of installation |
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| Case description |
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| Placement in room |
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| Builder's name |
Unknown, England
Inside the chests of the organ were found papers used as shims labeled
Beales & Company. This does not mean that the Beales firm
built the organ, but that at some stage worked on it. Beales was
a known English organ builder of the late nineteenth century. |
| Opus number |
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| Date of completion/installation |
19th Century |
| Construction materials |
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| Number of manuals |
One (1) |
| Key compasses |
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| Number of keys |
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| Key material |
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| Pedal compass |
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| Number of pedals |
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| Pedalboard type |
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| Pedalboard material |
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| Type of chests |
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| Type of key action |
Mechanical |
| Type of stop action |
Mechanical |
| Couplers |
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| Tremulants |
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| Accessories |
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| Console type |
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| Stop label material |
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| Placement |
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| General design |
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| Playing aids |
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| Divisions |
Manual (Pedal pulldowns) |
| Wind pressures |
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| Stop list |
| MANUAL |
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8' |
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8' |
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8' |
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4' |
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2' |
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| PEDAL |
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| Total number of stops |
5 stops
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| Total number of ranks |
5 |
| Total number of pipes |
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| Dates when key work has been undertaken on current
organ |
The organ was built in the 19th century in England.
Restored in 1890's by W. Beales & Co., Croydon, England.
Restored in 1995 by Pipe Organ Builders and Services. |
| Dates of any moves that have taken place to current
organ |
Installed in 1902
at Congregational Church hall, Claremont.
Installed in 1905 in Congregational Church, Claremont.
Removed after
1976 to Methodist Ladies College, Claremont.
Installed in present location in 1987. |
| Information on current organ |
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| Comparable instruments to current
organ |
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| Current status |
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| Assessment of organ |
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| Other organs by this builder |
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| Photographs |
Photograph of church from The Anglican Parish of Fremantle web site.
Photograph of ANZAC plaques from Department of Premier and Cabinet. |
| Technical documents |
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| Supporting information |
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| Document control |
Original entries J R Elms, OAM, Gazetteer of Western Australian Pipe Organs, 1971, 1999,2003 and 2004.
This entry D B Duncan 17 January 2009.
Additional information from Bob Elms 13 February 2009. |
