from the Swell. The Vox Humana was originally playable only from the Solo division. 8 thumb pistons to Great 8 thumb pistons to Swell 8 thumb pistons to general combinations 6 thumb pistons to Choir 3 thumb pistons to Echo 4 thumb pistons to Solo Thumb pistons for So-Pd, Sw-Pd, So-Gt, Sw-Gt, Gt-Pd, Ch-Pd 8 toe pistons to Great 8 toe pistons to Swell Reversible toe piston for Gt-Pd Great and Pedal combinations coupled Generals on Swell toe pistons Balanced Swell and Solo pedals 16 levels of departmental memory 64 levels of memory on generals Wind Pressures Swell Flue 3 ½" Swell Reeds 6" Great Flue 3 ½" Great Reeds 5" Choir 2 ¾" Echo 2 ¼" Solo 6" Solo Tuba 15" Pedal Reeds 5" Pedal Flue 3 ¾" and 5" Chronology of Main Works 1862 Edmund Schulze & Son, Paulinzella. Tracker and Barker lever action. 1894 Abbott & Smith, Leeds. New console and tubular pneumatic stop action. 1896 Abbott & Smith removed foot blowing gear and installed Shipley gas engine and compressor. 1910 Norman & Beard provided a new Solo organ together with 5 new stops to Solo organ & 2 Swell strings at a cost of £985. Large open diapason added to Great (removed in 1958). 1935 J W Walker & Sons Ltd, London. New stop tab console with electric action. 1958 J W Walker & Sons Ltd, London cleaned the organ and provided new soundboards to the pedal. 1983 Swell and choir organs restored after water damage. 1989 Cleaned after fire in church. 1992 J W Walker & Sons refurbished soundboards of Great Organ reeds and mixtures. 1994 A J Carter refurbished the Great flue soundboards. 1999 Nicholson in collaboration with A J Carter installed new console; octave & sub-octave couplers to Swell and Solo, and the Echo to Choir and Echo to Pedal couplers were removed. Blowing plant refurbished. 2000 A J Carter, Wakefield restored Great main action. Gallery See also Grade I listed buildings in South Yorkshire Listed buildings in Doncaster (Town Ward) List of new churches by George Gilbert Scott in Northern England Mary Frances Heaton (1801-1878), who insulted Rev. John Sharpe, for which she was in 1837 committed to an insane asylum and never released References External links Facts and pictures of Doncaster Minster on Skyscrapernews.com National Pipe Organ Register – Details of the Doncaster Schulze Panoramic view of the sanctuary, St George's