Hutchings-Votey Organ Co.
1908
Originally Farrand & Votey Organ Co. (Opus 794, 1896)
Central Presbyterian Church
Pearl and Genesee Streets
Buffalo, NY, US
39 Ranks
Instrument ID: 67644 ● Builder ID: 3043 ● Location ID: 58665
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Jim Lewis on November 18th, 2021:
This was a rebuilding of Farrand & Votey's Opus 794 (1896) that was damaged in a fire; rebuilt and enlarged to 4/47 by Beman in 1923; replaced in 1956 by 4/65 Moller Op. 8926; the church closed and the building was sold in 2007. At its peak in 1942, the church had a little over 3,000 members and was the largests Presbyterian church east of the Mississippi.
This was a rebuilding of Farrand & Votey's Opus 794 (1896) that was damaged in a fire; rebuilt and enlarged to 4/47 by Beman in 1923; replaced in 1956 by 4/65 Moller Op. 8926; the church closed and the building was sold in 2007. At its peak in 1942, the church had a little over 3,000 members and was the largests Presbyterian church east of the Mississippi.
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