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'''Bethelem Lutheran Church''' is an historic stone [[Lutheran]] [[church (building)|church]] located at | '''Bethelem Lutheran Church''' is an historic stone [[Lutheran]] [[church (building)|church]] located at 170 Flinders St, Adelaide. | ||
==Construction== | ==Construction== | ||
The building was designed by | The building was designed by James Cumming, a local architect. The foundation stone was laid in July 1871 and was dedicated on 23 June 1882. It is built of Mitcham bluestone, presumably from the Temme quarry as the Temme family were congregants. The walls are with 66cm thick and the church has a 33 metre tower. The building contractors were Brown and Thompson and the building committee comprised of J. W. A. Sudholz, J.Weil, and G. Bieger. | ||
==Pipe organ== | ==Pipe organ== | ||
The original organ for the Flinders Street church was a modest J.W. Wolff instrument with single-manual, pedal board and six stops. This was replaced in 1888 by a 1878 built Backmann of Berlin instrument with single-manual, pedals and 6 stops with 350. This instrument had been brought to Adelaide by [[Immanuel Gotthold Reimann (1859-1932)|I.G Reimann]] for use at his [[Adelaide College of Music 1883-1898| Adelaide College of Music]] and after a year at the church was installed in the gallery and dedicated on 26 June 1889. Reimann was also the organist and choirmaster at Bethlehem from 1891-1931. | |||
In 1904 the organ was relocated to the front left of the church; it was enlarged by J.E. Dodd with the addition of a second manual, with additional pipes by Fincham's of Melbourne. The | |||
organ now had two manuals, pedals, 19 stops, 3 couplers and 936 pipes. It was further expanded in 1958, 1985, 1987, 1nd 1998, before a complete refurbishment was undertaken in 2006, resulting in an instrument of 3 manuals - Positiv, Great and Swell -, 55 stops and 2710 pipes. | |||
===Principal organists=== | |||
1891 - 1931 Immanuel G Reimann | |||
1932 - 1934 Hugh King | |||
1934 - 1948 Martin J Darsow | |||
1948 - 1997 James B Thiele | |||
1997- David J Mibus | |||
Andrew Ampt | |||
Stephen van der Hoek | |||
2021 - Gina Dutschke | |||
==History== | ==History== | ||
==Photo gallery== | ==Photo gallery== | ||
Revision as of 03:36, 15 February 2022
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Bethelem Lutheran Church is an historic stone Lutheran church located at 170 Flinders St, Adelaide.
Construction
The building was designed by James Cumming, a local architect. The foundation stone was laid in July 1871 and was dedicated on 23 June 1882. It is built of Mitcham bluestone, presumably from the Temme quarry as the Temme family were congregants. The walls are with 66cm thick and the church has a 33 metre tower. The building contractors were Brown and Thompson and the building committee comprised of J. W. A. Sudholz, J.Weil, and G. Bieger.
Pipe organ
The original organ for the Flinders Street church was a modest J.W. Wolff instrument with single-manual, pedal board and six stops. This was replaced in 1888 by a 1878 built Backmann of Berlin instrument with single-manual, pedals and 6 stops with 350. This instrument had been brought to Adelaide by I.G Reimann for use at his Adelaide College of Music and after a year at the church was installed in the gallery and dedicated on 26 June 1889. Reimann was also the organist and choirmaster at Bethlehem from 1891-1931.
In 1904 the organ was relocated to the front left of the church; it was enlarged by J.E. Dodd with the addition of a second manual, with additional pipes by Fincham's of Melbourne. The organ now had two manuals, pedals, 19 stops, 3 couplers and 936 pipes. It was further expanded in 1958, 1985, 1987, 1nd 1998, before a complete refurbishment was undertaken in 2006, resulting in an instrument of 3 manuals - Positiv, Great and Swell -, 55 stops and 2710 pipes.
Principal organists
1891 - 1931 Immanuel G Reimann 1932 - 1934 Hugh King 1934 - 1948 Martin J Darsow 1948 - 1997 James B Thiele 1997- David J Mibus Andrew Ampt Stephen van der Hoek 2021 - Gina Dutschke
History
Photo gallery
See also
- National Register of Historic Places listings in Fayette County, Texas
- Recorded Texas Historic Landmarks in Fayette County
References
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