This organ is now thought to be the only surviving,
unaltered, large instrument built by Henry Willis II. Christ Church United Reformed Church, founded by William Hesketh Lever and
opened on Wednesday 8th June 1904, is situated centrally in the picturesque garden village of Port Sunlight, Wirral.
The work carried out included complete re-leathering of all 24 reservoirs, re-leathering of all Willis-lever key actions
and piston combination actions. The instrument has been Cleaned and Overhauled and the Pipework & Console have also been cleaned and restored.
Rebuilding the pneumatic action
Concussions being re-leathered in the factory
Cleaning over 100 years worth
of dirt from the front pipes
Note the tiny resonators of the
top notes of the Solo Orchestral Oboe
A blockage inside an eschallot is found to be a dead moth
The Great Organ following cleaning
also showing the re-instated
faceboard concussions
The Pedal Touchbox before and after restoration
Swell Sub & Super and Pedal Derivation Pans
The keyboards in the factory for cleaning and re-bushing
following re-piecing in Teak
& the addition of nerw Ebony caps