Moritz Baumgarten Jr. / Baumgarten Organ Co.
1868

First Church Unitarian Universalist

John Eliot Square
Boston (Roxbury), MA, US

31 Ranks - 1,705 Pipes
Instrument ID: 73730 ● Builder ID: 391 ● Location ID: 4791
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Paul R. Marchesano on September 17th, 2025:
"CHURCH ORGANS. The First Universalist Society of Roxbury have just contracted with the Baumgarten Company of New Haven Conn., for the erection of an organ in their church, at a cost of about $6000. This company has had great success in organ-building, having already a reputation second to none in the country, their instruments receiving the first indorsement of Paine, Thayer, Morgan, and many other prominent organists." Boston Evening Transcript, Wed, Aug 05, 1868, Page 2. See DOCUMENTS tab

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