Organ Restoration at St Paul's United Reformed Church, Liss, Hampshire. It is one of the earliest English organs to have survived intact. The chest and two ranks date from c 1650. It was rebuilt in the 1730s. It is known to have belonged to two private individuals in the area and was sold to St Paul's in 1920.
Nation/region
South East
Grant awarded
£10,000
Award date
Sector
Museums, Libraries and Archives
Applicant
St Paul's United Reformed Church, Liss