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In about 1900, a four-manual organ was built for the school by Thomas Casson (1842â1910). It was considered unusual for having a 32' stop - a 'Dolce' (to middle C) on the Great division. This instrument was moved to the
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Squire, W. B. "Clark, Frederick Scotson (1840â83), organist."
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