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Paul R. Marchesano on March 9th, 2022:

In an article covering the dedication of the new church, a brief description of the organ is given:
"The organ is located on a platform in the southeast corner where the choir will sit. It has 212 pipes, five speaking stops, and a pedal coupler. It was built by J.B. Didinger, Philadelphia, and was paid for by the congregation." -- Reading Times (Reading, Pennsylvania) · 29 Jun 1896, Mon · Page 4

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