A 2 manual, 32 note pedal board, built to AGO specs. The first pipe organ in Old St. Paul’s was built in 1904 by the Karn/Warren organ Company of Woodstock, Ontario. It is unclear as to whether it was a “Tracker” (mechanical action ) or Tubular Pneumatic organ. The current organ is a rebuild by the Woodstock Organ Company as a memorial to the fallen Armed Forces of the First World War. It was rebuilt in 1949. Both the original and the rebuild were voiced by Wm. A Potter. It is classified as a “Romantic” style organ. Some modifications have been made to the action but it remains true to the original builder. An SSL capture system by the Peterson company was installed by Dodington and Dodington Pipe organ Company in the 1980’s. Currently the organ is serviced by Jan Vanderstat of Norwich, Ontario.