Pipe Organs of Oregon ...a unique web-offering visualizing notable pipe organs of Portland.

Great
    16' Bourdon
     8' Principal
     8' Spitzflote 
     4' Octave
     4' Klein Gedackt 
     2' Super Octave 
    IVr Mixture
     8' Trumpet 

        Chimes
        Zimbelstern 

Antiphonal (Choir)
     8' Spitzprincipal
     8' Gedackt 
     8' Dulciana
     8' Unda Maris
     4' Octave
     4' Harmonic Flute
     2' Octave 
     8' Krummhorn 
        Tremolo 

Swell
     8'  Rohrflote
     8'  Salicional 
     8'  Voix Celeste 
     4'  Principal
     4'  Koppelflote 
 2 2/3'  Nazard 
     2'  Waldflote
 1 3/5'  Tierce
   IIIr  Scharf 
     8'  Oboe 
         Tremolo 

Pedal
    16'  Sub Bass 
    16'  Bourdon (Gt)
     8'  Principal 
     8'  Bourdon (Gt)
     4'  Choral Bass
    16'  Faggott (Gt)
     4'  Schalmei (Gt) 

The Richard Bond pipe organ is the evolution of what started as a 1907 Estey pipe organ at St. James Lutheran Church. Originally only 9 ranks, this instrument has been re-built to contain 32 ranks over three manuals and pedal. Eight of the Estey ranks were retained, revoiced, and in some cases modified to match the new and revoiced pipework that now makes up its tonal ensemble.

Photo(s) compliments of James Stettner.