ATOS - Atlanta Chapter
2014
Originally Page Organ Co. (1927)
Stephenson High School
701 Stephenson Road
Stone Mountain, GA, US
22 Ranks
Instrument ID: 57402 ● Builder ID: 5900 ● Location ID: 50115
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Database Manager on January 15th, 2016:
Originally built in 1927 for WHT Radio, Chicago, Illinois. Moved in 1929 to Michigan Theatre, Flint, Michigan. After 1950, installed in several residences. Acquired in 1977 by Richard Weber for a proposed pizza restaurant, but this plan was unrealized. Stored in a warehouse owned by Winn Sound in Atlanta. Purchased by Mr. Winn in 1991 and donated to Atlanta Chapter ATOS. Installed in Stephenson HS and formally dedicated on April 3, 2014, with concert by Jelani Eddington.
Originally built in 1927 for WHT Radio, Chicago, Illinois. Moved in 1929 to Michigan Theatre, Flint, Michigan. After 1950, installed in several residences. Acquired in 1977 by Richard Weber for a proposed pizza restaurant, but this plan was unrealized. Stored in a warehouse owned by Winn Sound in Atlanta. Purchased by Mr. Winn in 1991 and donated to Atlanta Chapter ATOS. Installed in Stephenson HS and formally dedicated on April 3, 2014, with concert by Jelani Eddington.
Related Instrument Entries: Page Organ Co. (1927) , Page Organ Co. (1929)
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