John Gale Marklove
Opus 143, 1887
testPresbyterian Church
Adams, NY, US
Instrument ID: 63699 ● Builder ID: 3990 ● Location ID: 55313
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Database Manager on March 8th, 2019:
<p>Source: "John G. Marklove, English-American Organbuilder, Utica, New York, 1858-1891, by Stephen L. Pinel in "The Tracker, " July 2018, page 36. Probably 1 manual, like the rebuilding and moving of a 1m organ by Geo, Jardine & Sons, originally installed, 1859. Overhauled and relocated from the gallery to the front of the church, Nov, 1887</p>
<p>Source: "John G. Marklove, English-American Organbuilder, Utica, New York, 1858-1891, by Stephen L. Pinel in "The Tracker, " July 2018, page 36. Probably 1 manual, like the rebuilding and moving of a 1m organ by Geo, Jardine & Sons, originally installed, 1859. Overhauled and relocated from the gallery to the front of the church, Nov, 1887</p>
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