organ

We've all been round derps and seen pianos in varying states of disrepair. Sometimes they can be quite photogenic. Sometimes you can even get a tune out of them. Thought it was high time we had a thread dedicated to them so here it is...and three from my explores as a starter.

A quick roadside stop after spotting the building on the way down to Swansea last summer. While the chapel is probably on the more plain end of the spectrum but not been covered before so it was a nice stop off with a lovely organ on the inside. The church built in 1848 and the last records of...

Hello, Everybody... I have recently explored the Methodist Central Hall/Que Club, and I was able to take pictures and shoot footage the next day. The Brief History Methodist Central Hall in Birmingham was built 1903–1904. Seating in the main hall for 2,000 worshippers, and more than 30 other...

Had a tip of about this one from a kayaking friend and it was a very easy one to access popped out on motorbike the other week to do a scout and has been on my to do list since then returning again fully kitted up i was over the rather ornate cast railings and descended the giant steps to the...

The asylum is now part demolished and renovated. There is a photo included of the renovated building, apologies for the bad quality and lighting. The same fate is to happen to the chapel so I'm glad I got to see it pre renovation and get a sense of the history. History: "The foundation stone...

This location has been posted before. Also known as Bastard Church/Chapel because of a family surname bastard buried here. But forgot to take picture of those gravestones. Been closed for some time as you can see. Not much to be found history wise either. There are two buildings. The main...

This is the organ of Glasgow University Chapel - the same chapel I explored the roof of a couple of months ago. Luckily the chaplain is a good bloke (and I fix his bike on occasion) so he invited me inside to photograph the absolutely incredible organ. Originally built along with the rest of...