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1998

Paul R. Marchesano on October 24th, 2025:
The organ now in the Lady chapel was built in 1872 by Derrick & Felgemaker for the Taylor Orphanage in Racine, Wisconsin. At some point after 1933, this instrument was given to the Sisters of the Community of Saint Mary for use at the Episcopal DeKoven Foundation, where it was installed in the Saint Mary Chapel. In 1970 DeKoven purchased a three-rank Möller, Op. 10708, and the Derrick & Felgemaker instrument was gifted to Glenda Buchanan Mossman, who had it installed in her residence. In 1998, on the death of Ms. Mossman, the organ was restored by Larry Marowsky and given to All Saints’ Cathedral as a memorial to the Sisters of St. Mary. -- David Bohn, from article in 2025 OHS Handbook

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Database Manager on October 26th, 2016:
Updated through online information from James R. Stettner. <br>According to the 'Worship' page of the Cathedral website, "The LADY CHAPEL ORGAN was built by in 1872 by the Derrick and Felgemaker Organ Company of Erie, Pennsylvania. It was originally located in the Taylor Orphanage, Racine. The Sisters of the Community of Saint Mary were given the instrument for use in the chapel at DeKoven. It is a one-manual instrument with once octave of pull-down pedals consisting of two ranks of pipes: an 8- Diapason, and an 8- Dulciana. The organ was primarily used to accompany plainsong chant. It was restored and given to the cathedral in the 1998 by Mr. Glen Mossman as a memorial to his wife Glenda, and the Sisters of Saint Mary."

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Database Manager on August 7th, 2014:
Updated through online information from David Bohn. -- Organ donated back to All Saint's Cathedral prior to 2000. Organ is set up in a side aisle.

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Database Manager on October 30th, 2004:
From the DeKoven Foundation for Church Work, Racine, WI. Sold to Henry Weiland who placed it here in 1966 for temporary use before a Tellers organ was installed in 1968. Later sold to a private residence in Rome, WI.