Thomas Prentice Sanborn
1888
Memorial Presbyterian Church [formerly Tenth Presbyterian Church]
Carrollton Avenue and Eleventh Street
Indianapolis, IN, US
40 Ranks
Instrument ID: 59255 ● Builder ID: 5505 ● Location ID: 51675
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Paul R. Marchesano on February 28th, 2023:
Memorial Church, located at Carrollton Avenue and Eleventh Street, purchased a three-manual organ by an unknown builder in 1888. About 1920 Seeburg-Smith of Chicago electrified the instrument. Memorial Church was demolished in September 1969, and the organ was relocated to Saint Bartholomew Episcopal Church, Corpus Christi, Texas. Memorial Church ceased to exist on June 30, 1991 . The organ in Texas has since been broken up for parts.)
Memorial Church, located at Carrollton Avenue and Eleventh Street, purchased a three-manual organ by an unknown builder in 1888. About 1920 Seeburg-Smith of Chicago electrified the instrument. Memorial Church was demolished in September 1969, and the organ was relocated to Saint Bartholomew Episcopal Church, Corpus Christi, Texas. Memorial Church ceased to exist on June 30, 1991 . The organ in Texas has since been broken up for parts.)
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