Organ

I had never been able to get into St James’ Church, Mere Green, until today. It’s a lovely 200 year old community church. This organ was installed in 1853 but the plaques beneath it represent the years of WW1. I’ve searched the web but can’t find out anything about them, but our best guess is that they represent various military divisions, eg engineers, artillery, etc. Happy to be corrected.

[Beryl Lloyd]

A wonderful looking organ !

[Pat Knowles]

That’s a beautiful old ornate organ! I hope they have someone able to play it….organist aren’t easy to find these days!

[Judith Johnson]

What a fabulous organ, so intricately decorated

[Susan Wakely]

Fabulous detail.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Great capture of a wonderful looking organ.

[haskar]

They look great. I hope they sound just as good.

[Heather]

That's a beautiful piece, and holding so much history too! Glad you got to see it (and share it with us)

[Phil Howcroft]

looks very impressive Lesley

[Pat]

Oh well done on getting in there!
What a beautiful organ and a mystery to solve with the plaques.

[Diana]

Stunning capture and wonderful symmetry.

[Issi Bannerman]

How beautiful.

[Margaret Brown]

So impressive. Nice capture

[Beverley]

Very beautiful

[Speedwell]

Beautifully decorated organ