Austin Organ Co.
Opus 1313, 1920s
Trinity Methodist Church
Oil City, PA, US
58 Ranks
Instrument ID: 11905 ● Builder ID: 224 ● Location ID: 10887
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Drew Childs on January 2nd, 2024:
"Renovation of the organ in Trinity Methodist Church estimated to cost $14,000 began Monday morning, George Steck, chairman of the music committee, announced Monday night at the church board meeting. Representatives of the Austin Organ Company, of Boston, in charge of reconditioning work, said renovation would be completed in six or seven weeks, but that the organ would be usable throughout Ihe entire Lenten and Easter season." Printed in *The Oil City Derrick* (Oil City, Pennsylvania), March 4, 1958, Page 7
"Renovation of the organ in Trinity Methodist Church estimated to cost $14,000 began Monday morning, George Steck, chairman of the music committee, announced Monday night at the church board meeting. Representatives of the Austin Organ Company, of Boston, in charge of reconditioning work, said renovation would be completed in six or seven weeks, but that the organ would be usable throughout Ihe entire Lenten and Easter season." Printed in *The Oil City Derrick* (Oil City, Pennsylvania), March 4, 1958, Page 7
Database Manager on December 21st, 2004:
Information identifying this instrument from the Austin Organs, Inc. web site, accessed December 20, 2004: http://www.austinorgans.com/organ-research.htm.
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