Milnar Organ Co.
2012
Dyer First United Methodist Church
189 North Main Street
Dyer, TN, US
2 Ranks
Instrument ID: 63753 ● Builder ID: 4300 ● Location ID: 55360
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Justin Little on May 11th, 2021:
Lightning struck original Rodgers 135 console in 2013. Console replaced in early 2014 with 3 manual Rodgers model 589 and interfaced with pipework (4' Octave (73 pipes) and 4' Spitzflote (73 pipes).
Lightning struck original Rodgers 135 console in 2013. Console replaced in early 2014 with 3 manual Rodgers model 589 and interfaced with pipework (4' Octave (73 pipes) and 4' Spitzflote (73 pipes).
Database Manager on March 21st, 2019:
This entry describes a new home for an organ that was relocated without either tonal or mechanical changes. <br>Identified by Derek Milnar, the builder.<br>This organ was originally in the home of organist Rocky Craft. Milnar moved it to the church in 2012.<br><br>Organ is a Rodgers Model 135 with 2 ranks of speaking pipes.
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