The Christ Church Organ

The organ, the only pipe organ in Thailand, was made by Messrs. Henry Willis and Son of London who had made a similar organ for the Anglican Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Kuala Lumpur. Part of the cost came from donations at the dedication service held on 19 November 1905 and the rest was provided by a loan from Mr. Henry Hooker, later repaid.

By 1975, the organ had become all but unusable, but rather than replace it, it was rebuilt by Peter Scott, the Manager of DuPont Chemicals (Thailand), with advice and diagrams from Henry Willis IV. Henry Willis himself came from the United Kingdom for two weeks to finish the rebuild.

The clergy stalls in front of the organ had been given by Mr E.Ambrose in 1907.