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Columbia Organ Works

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3 Manuals 4 Divisions14 Stops35 Registers

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Jeff Scofield on January 24th, 2022:

This was a rebuild of an existing organ; Cannarsa had replaced the 1929 console with a new console in 1962; the 1973 work involved replacement of chests and reservoirs and the addition of some upperwork and a Trumpet, with further preparation for a Choir division and additional Pedal stops. The church closed in 2012 and the congregation merged into First United Methodist Church.

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