The AEolian-Skinner is now in St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Altus, Oklahoma, 
in a greatly enlarged condition.  New pipes were made for it by Thomas 
Anderson (former AEolian-Skinner pipe maker) and the new pipes and all 
the old were voiced by John Hendriksen (former AEolian-Skinner head 
voicer).

The old AEolian-Skinner chests were retained in the new installation in 
Altus, with added chests built by Cotner - Pipe Organs.  The original 3 
manual console was rebuilt using Musicom technology, and a 4th manual was 
added to it.  It now consists of 50 ranks of pipes, with some digital 
extensions to the pedal.	 In its new installation (Altus) the organ 
was placed in the front, center of the church, behind the reredos, 
cantilevered out over the altar, with exposed 16' violone and 8' basses 
to the great and pedal principals.  The great and positiv chests were 
installed immediately behind the facade, with the swell immediately behind 
those divisions.  The swell chests are each chromatic, with the low pipes 
in the middle, making a two-chest long "M" configuration, with the choir 
box above.

The trompette-en-chamade, which was over the rear door in Oklahoma City 
has been replanted on two vertical chests at either end of the facade.	 
The console is the original A-S drawknob console, with additions.  The 
pneumatic system was removed from the console and replaced with Harris 
drawknobs, controlled by a Musicom system.  Pistons were doubled in number.
It is now moveable (on rollers) and can be placed anywhere in the choir.  
Also included was a closed circuit tv screen on the back rail which allows 
organist to see processions, etc.