Geograph - photograph every grid square

The organ, which includes some of the oldest organ pipes still in use in England (dating from the 1678 instrument made by Renatus Harris) was moved into the North Transept in the early 19th century, and thus escaped damage when the tower and spire fell inwards in 1861. After the tower was rebuilt, the current oak organ case was installed in 1888 to the designs of Dr Arthur Hill. In the period 1984-86 the firm of N.P. Mander Ltd restored the organ, and removed the electric and pneumatic tracking modifications of the early 20th century, reverting to mechanical play throughout.

Much is written on the web about this organ, I will offer a few links - Link - Link - Link .

There are actually five organs in the building, listed at Link