A good set of pipes

Monymusk Arts Centre was originally a mid-18th century stone polishing mill. In 1801 it had a dramatic change of use when it was converted into an Episcopal chapel, with a porch and chancel added to the structure along-with internal alterations and additional windows put in. Unfortunately I've not been able to find out when it stopped being used as a chapel but it fell into neglect at some stage until refurbished as an arts centre in 1989. The small pipe organ was saved and restored too. This forms the subject for today's post, a macro shot looking amongst the organ's pipes.