Geib & Co.
1801
Christ Church, Episcopal
Ann Street
New York City: Manhattan, NY, US
16 Ranks
Instrument ID: 10298 ● Builder ID: 2272 ● Location ID: 9434
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2 Manuals 16 StopsStop Layout: Unknown
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This instrument is: Not Extant and Not Playable in this location
Database Manager on October 30th, 2004:
$1200. G Compass. No pedals mentioned, but a later version of the stoplist mentions 1 1/2 octaves pedals, possibly added later. Christ moved to new bldg. c. 1825. Roof of Ann St. bldg collapsed in 1835, later burned. Organ presumably destroyed. [Replaced an 18th cent. English organ.] [T 2:3:7 indicates building at William and Frankfort St. Name changed to St. Matthew, then later moved to Broome St.]
$1200. G Compass. No pedals mentioned, but a later version of the stoplist mentions 1 1/2 octaves pedals, possibly added later. Christ moved to new bldg. c. 1825. Roof of Ann St. bldg collapsed in 1835, later burned. Organ presumably destroyed. [Replaced an 18th cent. English organ.] [T 2:3:7 indicates building at William and Frankfort St. Name changed to St. Matthew, then later moved to Broome St.]
Webpage Links: Christ Church (Episcopal) - New York City
Related Instrument Entries: Henry John [James Henry] Corrie (& Co.) (1825)
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