William King
1888
M E Church / First Methodist Church
Sanctuary; front
South Seneca Street
Weedsport, NY, US
Instrument ID: 68297 ● Builder ID: 7911 ● Location ID: 59168
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Scot Huntington on March 30th, 2023:
A facebook site (2023) for this church shows an undistinguished modern building (60s or 70s) with no evidence of an organ.
A facebook site (2023) for this church shows an undistinguished modern building (60s or 70s) with no evidence of an organ.
Scot Huntington on April 21st, 2022:
This organ is known from the annotatated William King work list compiled by King researcher Dr. Donald R.M. Patterson and published in The Tracker XVI:4:1972. The annotation for this entry states the organ (in 1972) had been rebuilt and thoroughly altered. The church has no website, but on-line photos on Facebook show limited views of the church interior. The First United Methodist Church in Weedsport has what appears to be a 60s-era A-frame building typical of Methodist churches of the era. Facebook photos of the church have very limited views of the interior, but show no evidence of an organ and videos of church services show the congregation making exclusive use of an upright piano.
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