George Jardine & Son
1858
West Spruce Street Presbyterian Church
Southwest corner 7th and Spruce Streets
Philadelphia, PA, US
Instrument ID: 64918 ● Builder ID: 2290 ● Location ID: 56367
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Paul R. Marchesano on February 13th, 2021:
The building interior was updated/redecorated under the hand of John Gibson in 1875. Having been closed for three months for the work, which included: "The organ case has been enriched, and the pipes illuminated in colors on the gold, which makes a harmonious finish to the whole interior; ..." -- *The Philadelphia Inquirer*, 01 Oct 1875, p3.
The building interior was updated/redecorated under the hand of John Gibson in 1875. Having been closed for three months for the work, which included: "The organ case has been enriched, and the pipes illuminated in colors on the gold, which makes a harmonious finish to the whole interior; ..." -- *The Philadelphia Inquirer*, 01 Oct 1875, p3.
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