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All Charles F. Durner's Pipe Organs: (52 results)

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Institution Installation Date Newest Installation Date Oldest Opus Number Highest Opus Number Lowest Ranks Builder City State/Province Country Added Newest Added Oldest Updated Latest Updated Oldest Views
Charles F. Durner (1906)

Little Zion Lutheran
Telford PA, US
2 manuals, 11 Ranks

Charles F. Durner (1907)

Residence: R. A. Simerl
Annapolis MD, US
2 manuals, 10 Ranks

Charles F. Durner (1907)

Christ United Church of Christ
Guelph PA, US
2 manuals, 10 Ranks

Charles F. Durner (1907)

All Saints Episcopal
Lehighton PA, US
2 manuals, 12 Ranks

Charles F. Durner (1908)

Emmanuel Lutheran
Emmanuelsville PA, US
1 manuals, 8 Ranks

Charles F. Durner (1908)

St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Moorestown NJ, US
2 manuals

Charles F. Durner (1908)

St. John Lutheran
Quakertown PA, US
2 manuals

Charles F. Durner (1909)

St. Mark's Lutheran / First Hispanic Evangelical Baptist
Bethlehem PA, US
2 manuals

Charles F. Durner (1911)

First Moravian Church
South Bethlehem PA, US

Charles F. Durner (1917)

Tohickon Union
Perkasie PA, US
Lutheran and Reformed.
2 manuals

C. S. Haskell [Haskell Pipe Organ Manufacturing Co.] (1917)
Originally Charles F. Durner (1869)

New Goshenhoppen Reformed Church [Now UCC]
East Greenville PA, US
17 Ranks

Robert B. Whiting (1964)
Originally Charles F. Durner (1906)

St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Mount Vernon WA, US
2 manuals, 14 Ranks

Thomas R. Thomas (1995)
Originally Charles F. Durner (1886)

Residence: Thomas R. Thomas
Palm Beach FL, US
Music Room
2 manuals, 10 Ranks

Darwin Klug (1997)
Originally Charles F. Durner (1886)

St. Vincent's Episcopal Church
St. Petersburg FL, US
2 manuals, 11 Ranks

Owner (2000)
Originally Charles F. Durner (1866)

Terri Parkinson
Rockville MD, US
1 manuals, 3 Ranks

Patrick J. Murphy & Associates Organbuilders (Opus 51, 2007ca.)
Originally Charles F. Durner (1901)

St. Peters Evangelical Lutheran
North Wales PA, US
2 manuals, 10 Ranks