From the OHS PC Database, derived from A Guide to North American Organbuilders, by David H. Fox (Organ Historical Society, 1991). -

Formerly Paul D. Carey, Organbuilder; established by Paul D. Carey in Troy, New York, 1977; active in 1988.

Staff: Mark A. Lanoue; Charles Martz; Peter D. O'Heran; Lynn D. Swank; Keith B. Williams.

Source:

• Stephen Pinel.
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From the OHS Database Builders editor, November 26, 2016. -

Paul Carey established his firm as Paul Carey, Organ Builder in Troy, New York in 1965. Its first location was a garage located on a side street. The firm moved to its present location, a two-story, brick structure in the South End in 1977, and was incorporated in January of that year, as Carey Organ Co. As of November 2016, the company had five full- time employees.

The firm is a full-service organbuilder, that builds all new instruments, as well as doing rebuild and restoration work, tonal revisions, and additions. All voicing is done in-house, both of reeds and flues.

The firm also performs routine maintenance, and tuning, and provides service for emergency situations. It services over 100 instruments in the Northeastern United States.

Source:

• Carey Organ Co., accessed November 26, 2016, http://www.careyorgan.com/History.html, .
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