Stevens Organ & Piano Co.
1910
Salem Evangelical Church
Sanctuary; front
230 E. Church St.
Marion, OH, US
Instrument ID: 66945 ● Builder ID: 6015 ● Location ID: 58107
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Jim Stettner on March 26th, 2025:
Updated through online information from Andrew Henderson (March 23, 2025): According to the *Marion Daily Mirror* (July 16, 1910) the instrument was “built by the Stephens [sic, Stevens] Pipe Organ Co. of Marietta,” and was to be opened with a recital on July 19, 1910. For information on this firm, please see: https://www.thediapason.com/content/stevens-marietta-forgotten-builder-bygone-era
Updated through online information from Andrew Henderson (March 23, 2025): According to the *Marion Daily Mirror* (July 16, 1910) the instrument was “built by the Stephens [sic, Stevens] Pipe Organ Co. of Marietta,” and was to be opened with a recital on July 19, 1910. For information on this firm, please see: https://www.thediapason.com/content/stevens-marietta-forgotten-builder-bygone-era
Jim Stettner on July 8th, 2021:
Initially identified from parish Facebook photos.
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