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The 1873 Instrument
The 1875 Instrument
The Organ in 1926
The 1929 Instrument
The Organ in the 1930s
The Pitch Change
The Organ in the 1950s
The Organ in 1960s
The 1969 Advertisement For Sale
The Organ in the 1970s
The Organ in 1980
The 1980 fire
The Organ in 1982-84
The Organ in 1986
The Organ in 1989
The 1990 Re-opening Concert
The Organ in 1993
The Present Instrument
The Organ in 1982-84
Restoration work begins on the badly-damaged Palace; photographs from 1982.
Images © Henry Willis & Sons Ltd, APOA.
This temporary pavillion was used to house events whilst restoration work on The Palace proceeded.
These photos from 1984 show the frame for the southern window and a view of the northern end of the hall, behind which the organ stood at the time of the fire.
The late Bert Neale, longtime supporter of the Appeal, and Henry Willis, inspect Alexandra Palace pipework, some recently restored. The labels in the bins behind read Ally Pally.
The first stages of restoration commence with one of the badly decayed soundboards.
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