Christian Dieffenbach
1800
New Hanover Lutheran Church
2941 Lutheran Road
Gilbertsville (New Hanover Twp.), PA, US
Instrument ID: 10559 ● Builder ID: 1652 ● Location ID: 9665
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Database Manager on October 30th, 2004:
Probably dedicated 10 Oct 1802. The church advertised for an organist in 1828. Some pipework said to have been incorporated into 1904 Bates & Culley. The sanctuary was remodeled in 1969. The present building (as of 2004) was built in 1768. The Bates & Culley was electrified by Paul Fritzsche in 1960, and provided with a Moller console and subsequently replaced in 1986 by Schantz.
Probably dedicated 10 Oct 1802. The church advertised for an organist in 1828. Some pipework said to have been incorporated into 1904 Bates & Culley. The sanctuary was remodeled in 1969. The present building (as of 2004) was built in 1768. The Bates & Culley was electrified by Paul Fritzsche in 1960, and provided with a Moller console and subsequently replaced in 1986 by Schantz.
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