John Roberts
1868
Cohocksink Presbyterian Church
Franklin Street and Columbia Avenue
Philadelphia, PA, US
Instrument ID: 72498 ● Builder ID: 5337 ● Location ID: 35889
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Paul R. Marchesano on April 9th, 2025:
"A new and splendid organ has been purchased by the Cohocksink Presbyterian Church, corner of Franklin street and Columbia Avenue...The new organ was built by Mr. John Roberts, of Frankford, and is a superior instrument." See DOCUMENTS tab for full clipping. “A New Organ,” The Philadelphia Inquirer (Wednesday, May 6, 1868): 3.
"A new and splendid organ has been purchased by the Cohocksink Presbyterian Church, corner of Franklin street and Columbia Avenue...The new organ was built by Mr. John Roberts, of Frankford, and is a superior instrument." See DOCUMENTS tab for full clipping. “A New Organ,” The Philadelphia Inquirer (Wednesday, May 6, 1868): 3.
Paul R. Marchesano on January 22nd, 2025:
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Paul R. Marchesano on January 22nd, 2025:
Identified in list of recent organs by the builder published in The Philadelphia Inquirer (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) · Sat, Mar 26, 1870 · Page 2
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