1051 State Road
West Tisbury, Massachusetts 02575



Courtesy of the First Congregational Church of West Tisbury; © First Congregational Church of West Tisbury

Noack Organ Company, Inc.
Georgetown, Massachusetts, Opus 12, 1962

Two manuals and pedal
Slider Chests, Mechanical Key and Stop Action
3 divisions, 13 ranks, 11 stops

Organ Specifications

GREAT

8' Principal
8' Gedackt
4' Octave
2' Waldflote
Mixture IV

SWELL

8' Flute
4' Gemshorn
2' Fifteenth
2 2/3' Sesquialtera

PEDAL

16' Stopped Bass
8' Open Bass

COUPLERS

Swell to Great 8'
Swell to Pedal 8'
Great to Pedal 8'








Orginally had 11 ranks and 9 stops. In 1961, the interior of the church was completely restored - the steel ceiling removed and the ceiling replastered, floors refinished and walls painted and new pews installed. The interior plan was changed from two aisles dividing the church into thirds, to a center aisle and one on each side. The organ loft was enlarged to meet the needs of a choir and organ. The following year a new organ was given by Jane W. Newhall in memory of her mother.

Source: Peter Boak
           First Congregational Church, West Tisbury, Massachusetts
           Organ Historical Society, Richmond, Virginia
           Organs of the United States and Canada Database (OUSCDB), Seattle, Washington