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Horsfall Chapel and organ
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Uploaded by Adamm Ferrier from the Canterbury Fellowship website. The photograph was taken by Stuart Tennant who has granted permission for its use. adamm 05:21, 26 January 2006 (UTC)
I'm unaware of any other church or chapel in Melbourne that has an internal bridge, although surely there must be a couple in Australia. There have been three organs to date within the chapel. The most recent dates from 1998 by Kenneth Jones of Dublin, which is centrally mounted on the bridge, as was the original organ. The second organ had a split casing on either end of the bridge, which permitted a full view from the sanctuary of the glorious western windows.adamm 03:17, 27 January 2006 (UTC)
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