Great Organ
Double Diapason
Major Diapason
Minor Diapason
Hohl Flute    
Principal    
Harmonic Flute
Twelfth      
Fifteenth    
Mixture    
Trumpet    

16
 8
 8
 8
 4
 4
 2⅔

 2
 3 & 4
 8

Swell Organ (enclosed)
Bourdon     
Open Diapason
Salicional       
Voix celeste (TC)
Principal    
Mixture
Horn
Oboe        
Vox humana
Clarion
Swell Octave
Tremulant
Reeds sub

16
 8
 8
 8
 4
 2 & 3
 8
 8
 8
 4

Choir Organ (enclosed)
Lieblich Gedackt    
Gamba        
Dulciana        
Flauto Traverso    
Salicet            
Orchestral Oboe    
Clarinet        
Choir Octave
Tremulant

8
8
8
4
4
8
8

Pedal Organ
Open Diapason
Contra Bass     
Bourdon    
Principal    
Trombone    

Couplers
Gt to Ped
Sw to Ped
Sw to Gt
Sw to Ch
Ch to Ped
Gt & Ped combs

16
16
16
 8
16

Accessories
4 Thumb pistons to Sw
4 Thumb piston to Gt
3 Thumb pistons to Ch
4 toe pistons Ped
4 toe pistons Sw
Gt to Ped reversible toe piston
Sw to Gt reversible Thumb piston
Gt to ped reversible thumb piston

The console is detached from the instrument but is in a fixed position on the West-end gallery.

The Organ was originally built by H. Ainscough of Preston in 1889, and was rebuilt in 1975 by Pendlebury of Clevelys.
The tuning and maintenance of the instrument is entrusted to Willis and Sons of Liverpool.