The Palsmane organ, built in 1878 by the Thuringian organ builder Guido Knauf, has been preserved in nearly its original condition to this day. This instrument is almost identical to another organ built by Knauf in the Opekalna Lutheran Church in the same year.

Inside the cover of the second manual's keyboard are inscriptions indicating maintenance and repairs: the organ was cleaned from May 26-30, 1922, by Aug. Ieviņš, P. Ieviņš, and A. Krāns from Riga, and it was tuned and repaired by Veiklis on September 8, 1959. This organ represents the work of the widely branched Knauf organ-building dynasty in Thuringia. It features a classic two-manual romantic small organ disposition, typical of Knauf instruments in Latvia, with pipes for both manuals placed on a single wind chest with two valve boxes.

Additionals: Pedal Coppel, Manual Coppel, Calcant

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