Freeport Organ Co.

St. James Roman Roman Catholic Church [1867]

rear gallery

428 N 2nd Street
Rockford, IL, US

4 Physical Divisions
Instrument ID: 72464 ● Builder ID: 2161 ● Location ID: 35379
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This instrument is: Extant and Playable in this location

Paul R. Marchesano on March 11th, 2025:
Re-installation completed February 2025 with no changes. Organ is extant and playable. Information received online from Daniel Boin on 2025-02-28

Paul R. Marchesano on February 13th, 2025:
Based on materials found around the organ, the installer may have been Freeport Organ Company out of Freeport, Illinois. According to a Facebook post, the organ came from a Chicago Church. The Austin console (opus 650) is likely not original to this organ. Some Walker digital voices with speakers located in the swell chamber. Pipework, console, and some casework was removed in 2022 for cleaning and storage due to a fire caused by a lightning strike, to be reinstalled January 2025 Information received online from Daniel Boin on 2025-01-17

Daniel Boin on January 15th, 2025:
Updated through online information from Daniel Boin (January 15, 2025): Austin console from opus 650-A

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