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Photographs of the: Charles K. Beaman / William Miller Chapel Organ. Note the parts built by Charles Beaman and how he added the second manual. The second wind chest, that C.K. Beaman added, is located above the upper manual. Take note to the facade pipes built by C. Beaman, made entirely by hand with a draw knife.

	a newpaper photo of Charles K. Beaman playing his beloved organ and chimes, that Charles himself constructed from a crowbar and truck drive shafts
C.K. Beaman's hand written notes inside the organ	The Charles K. Beaman Organ as found Oct.2002
The William Miller Chapel where this organ resided and neglected for many years following Charles Beaman's death	Look close at the organ parts constructed by C. K. Beaman and the 30 Campanella bells taken from an ancient Shoninger organ, given to him by Miles Dales, Oneonta, when Mr. Dales had a music store on Elm St.
	From yellow pine Charles Beaman whittled ornamental pipes which he coated with aluminum paint to “make the organ look better
	Hours and Hours of cleaning
Pallet valves added to old chest for subbass	How Charles added the extra manual above stop rail
The extra stops built and added by Charles	More components built by Charles
	Over 150 hours just to clean everything
	Location of the William Miller Chapel
William Miller
The Chapel