The organ in the First Congregational Church, Wellfleet, was built by E. & G.G. Hook & Hastings for the recess behind the pulpit which was enlarged to hold the instrument and the choir. The organ was housed in a splendid case of three tall arches, made of American black walnut, and topped with a lyre covered with gold leaf. The front pipes speak as the lowest 15 notes of the Open Diapason, and were covered with aluminum leaf and gold leaf on the pipe mouths. The manual pipework is all on one level, with the Great behind the fa?e, then the enclosed Swell, with the pedal somewhat lower at the very rear. Full History>