Notre-Dame de Calais
		The organ
		The woodwork and sculptures of the organ case were made from 1729 to 1733 by craftsmen from Saint Omer : Jean-Henri Piette and Joseph Baligant. And Jean Jacques (followed by Cornil Cacheux after Jacques’s death) and Robert Alavoine made the pipe work. It obtained Historical Monument qualification in 1971. During WWII, the front parts and the loft  were taken down after the organ had been stripped of its tin pipes that were cast by the Germans. Among the remaining parts the balustrade,  the upper parts of the turrets, and several monumental sculptures such as St Cecile with her portable organ, King David with his harp, Infant Jesus and 2 angels blowing trumpets can be seen.