Organ Historical Trust of Australia

[14]) On 13 May 1977, a public meeting was held in the Chapter House of St. Paul's Anglican Cathedral, Melbourne, and OHTA was formed.

At the time, the organisation was conceived as a means for extending the work of the National Trust of Australia.

In 1978, OHTA was incorporated under the Victorian Companies Act 1961, directed by a Council made up of representatives from each State of Australia,[15] and offering membership to all members of the general public.

An archive of documents and other material covering the period from the founding of the Organ Historical Trust of Australia in 1977 is held at The University of Melbourne [2].

Additional written and photographic material is held within the State Library of New South Wales - see An archive of documents and other material covering the period from the founding of the Organ Historical Trust of Australia in 1977 is held at The University of Melbourne [3].

Historic George Fincham organ at St Mary Star of the Sea, West Melbourne , Australia's largest 19th-century instrument still intact