Somehow, my original reply to you in response to your kind welcome went astray.
So in appreciation, thank you for your kind welcome.
Although the Lewis at Teddington was sad by the time I played it in 1963, it was a Lewis, and sounded lovely in the St Alban's acoustic.
Speaking of sad instruments has reminded me of Thornton Heath. Also, by 1963, that instrument was suffering from the frequent broken manual key contacts.
When that large instrument (in a small church) was donated, I'd wager, money was not an issue.
But when that donor died - perhaps leaving part of his estate to the ongoing maintenance of the instrument - church authorities can no longer raise the required large wads of cash to rebuild it. Which is, of course, a familiar scenario.