From the OHS PC Database, derived from A Guide to North American Organbuilders, by David H. Fox (Richmond, Va.: Organ Historical Society, 1991, rev. ed. 1997, with additional information.). -

Established by Charles Brenton Fisk in Gloucester, Massachusetts, 1961; active in 1996. [The company is still active.-Ed.]

Staff: Jeremy Adams; John T. Atwood; Ted W. Blankenship; Stephen Boody; Greg Bover; John Brombaugh; Douglas Van Dyck Brown; Thomas Byers; Robert Byrd; Mark Clark; Robert Cornell; Linda Cook Dieck; Steven A. Dieck; Forrest Dillon; Louis Dolive; Roland Dumas; Casey Dunaway; Josiah B. K. Fisk; Virginia Lee Fisk; David Gifford; Andrew X. Gingery; Joseph F. Grace; Hermann Greunke; Robert Hazard; Terry Joris; Kees Kos; Steve Kowalyshyn; Michael Kraft; Jerry Wayne Lewis; Dean Lynn; Steven Malionek; A. David Moore; Charles Nazarian; Mark Nelson; Barbara Owen; Brian Pike; David Pike; Jill Morgan Faulds Pike; Patricia Nelson Pike; Rex McKenzie Range; Michael Rathke; John Schreiner; [David Smit*], Akimasa Tokito; David Sedlak; David Waddell; Hellmuth Wolff; Carl Young.

*Name in brackets added by a previous editor, the source was not identified. -Ed.

Sources:

• Uwe Pape, ;The Tracker Organ Revival in America (Berlin: Pape Verlag, 1978), 416
• Uwe Pape, Organs in America, vol 2 (Berlin: Pape Verlag, 1984), 184;
• The American Organist, June 1989, 58.

External link:
Company website: C.B. Fisk, Inc.