St. Thomas's Cathedral, Old Portsmouth

There is little mention of an organ here until the Abraham Jordan of 1718. Successive rebuilds were carried out by George Pike England (1798), James Davis (1807), Gray & Davison (1841) and Hunter. James Ivemy carried out a rebuild in 1920. The organ was removed to John Compton's workshops in 1939 and destroyed in an air-raid whilst in storage. The organ from St. Michael and All Angel's was installed by Walker in 1947 and rebuilt by Eustice and Aldridge in 1976. The organ was removed in 1994 and replaced with a Nicholson from Holy Trinity Bolton. The Nave division was installed in 2001.

GREAT
Bourdon	16
Large Open Diapason	8
Small Open Diapason	8
Stopped Diapason	8
Gamba	8
Principal	4
Gemshorn	4
Stopped Flute	4
Harmonic Flute	4
Twelfth	2 2/3
Fifteenth	2
Tierce	1 3/5
Larigot	1 1/3
Full Mixture 19, 22, 26	III
Mixture 26, 29	II
Trumpet	8
Clarion	4
Tremulant
Swell to Great
Choir to Great

NAVE
Open Diapason	8
Stopped Diapason	8
Chimney Flute	4
Principal	4
Fifteenth	2
Mixture 15, 19, 22, 26	IV
Trumpet	8
Clarion	4
Cymbelstern

SWELL (Enclosed)
Bourdon	16
Open Diapason	8
Stopped Diapason	8
Gamba	8
Celeste	8
Gemshorn	4
Flute	4
Fifteenth	2
Sesquialtera 17, 19, 22	III
Double Trumpet	16
Cornopean	8
Oboe	8
Clarion	4
Tremulant

PEDAL
Subbass	32
Open Wood	16
Violone	16
Bourdon	16
Principal	8
Bass Flute	8
Fifteenth	4
Flute	4
Bombarde	32
Trombone	16
Swell to Pedal
Great to Pedal
Choir to Pedal

CHOIR/SOLO (Enclosed)
Stopped Diapason	8
Clarabella	8
Dulciana	8
Voil di Gamba	8
Voix Celeste	8
Gamba Octave	4
Stopped Flute	4
Piccolo	2
Clarinet (TC)	8
Solo Flute (Unenclosed)	4
Solo Ophicleide (Unenclosed)	8
Tremulant
Swell to Choir