Visitation Academy - Brooklyn, N.Y. (photo: Jim in Times Square)
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Visitation Academy

8902 Ridge Boulevard
Brooklyn, N.Y. 11209
http://www.visitationacademy.net/

Organ Specifications:
8902 Ridge Boulevard (since 1913)
I/6 Reuben Midmer & Sons (c.1913)
209 Clinton Avenue at Willoughby (1880-1913)
• unknown
Johnson and Pearl Streets (1855-1880)
• unknown


Academy of the Visitation - Brooklyn, N.Y. (Brooklyn Eagle, 1902)  
Clinton & Willoughby (1880-1913)  
The Convent and Academy of the Visitation of Holy Mary was founded on September 24, 1855, by Mother Mary Juliana Matthews.
             
  Visitation Academy - Brooklyn, N.Y. (photo: Byron Company, 1921)
  Chapel Interior from Choir Loft (Byron Co., 1921)
Reuben Midmer & Sons
Merrick, N.Y. (c.1913)
Tubular-pneumatic action
1 manual, 6 stops, 6 ranks



For the new chapel an organ was built by Reuben Midmer & Sons of Brooklyn, and was presumably contemporary with the opening of the building in 1913. This organ had one manual and pedals and was controlled by tubular-pneumatic action. The organ was extant in 1976 but its status in 2012 is unknown.
               
Manual – 61 notes
8
  Open Diapason treble
61
       
8
  Open Diapason bass        
8
  Stopped Diapason treble
61
       
8
  Stopped Diapason bass      
8
  Salicional
61
       
8
  Dulciana
61
       
4
  Octave
61
       
    Tremulant          

     

     
Pedal Organ – 32 notes
16
  Bourdon
32
       
               
Couplers
    Manual Octaves      
    Manual to Pedal      
               
Sources:
     The Catholic Church in the United States of America: Undertaken to Celebrate the Golden Jubilee of His Holiness, Pope Pius X, Vol. III. New York: The Catholic Editing Company, 1914.
     Stiles, Henry Reed. History of the City of Brooklyn: Including the Old Town and Village of Brooklyn, the Town of Bushwick, and the Village and City of Williamsburgh. 3 Volumes. Brooklyn: pub. by subscription, 1863.
     Trupiano, Larry. Specifications of Reuben Midmer & Sons organ (c.1903).

Illustrations:
     Byron Company (New York, N.Y.). Chapel Interior (1921). Collection of the Museum of the City of New York.
     Exterior (2009). Copyright "Jim in Times Square."