Category:Douai Saint-Pierre (main organ)

**pipe organ in the Saint-Pierre collegiate church in Douai (Nord, France)**
	instrument built for the Saint-Petersburg conservatory in 1914 by Charles Mutin, installed in 1922 in the 1739 case by Antoine Gilis for the Saint-Sauveur abbey in Anchin, classified as a Historical Monument Object (PM59001886)
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Instance of	pipe organ;
Made from material	wood; metal; hide;
Genre	organbuilding;
Location	Collégiale Saint-Pierre de Douai, Douai, arrondissement of Douai, Nord, Hauts-de-France, Metropolitan France, France
Creator	Charles Mutin (pipe organ instrumental part);
Heritage designation	French object classified as a historical monument (organ case, 1906–); French object classified as a historical monument (pipe organ instrumental part, 2003–);
Inception	1739 (organ case); 1914 (pipe organ instrumental part);
Significant event	conservation (1986);
Width	996 cm (Q117309099); 372 cm (dorsal positive);
Height	1,350 cm (Q117309099); 360 cm (dorsal positive);
Horizontal depth	470 cm (Q117309099); 145 cm (dorsal positive);
	50° 22′ 12.3″ N, 3° 04′ 54.7″ E
Authority file
	Q29270130; Palissy ID: PM59001886
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The instrument built in 1914 by Charles Mutin for the imperial conservatory of Saint Petersburg was installed in Douai in 1922, in the buffet of 1739 by Antoine Gilis for the Anchin Abbey; restored in 1957 & 1986 by Jean PASCAL.

This object is classé Monument Historique in the base Palissy, database of the French furniture patrimony of the French ministry of culture, under the references PM59000417 and PM59001887.