This organ was constructed by the Liepāja organ builder C. Herrmann in 1840, commissioned by F. Firks, the owner of Nurmuiža. Around the beginning of the 20th century, a pedal of low craftsmanship quality was added, which was removed during the 1994 restoration by T. Deksnis.

The oldest surviving organ built by C. Herrmann features a classic prospect that harmonizes with the instrument's traditional design. Following a restoration in 1994, the organ is in good condition, with ongoing reconstruction of the missing Gedackt 8' register.

Additionals: Stern (Zimbelstern), Windfall, Signal (Kalkantenruf)

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