Ralph D. Page; Advanced Design Pipe Organs of Willow Grove, PA
Dallas, Texas
French Builder, most of whose work is in Japan. His sons Matthieu and Boris have taken over and relocated to Japan, where they are actively building and maintaining.
Markham, Ontario, Canada. Created 1990 by the merger of Artisan Organ Ltd. and The Classic Organ Company Ltd. (1976). Designs, builds, and sells electronic components for classical organs.
Sioux Falls, South Dakota
Pennsylvania.
Minnesota
Detroit, Michigan, by 1880-1913
Active England ca. 1870s
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1837-1863.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1864. Henry Wilkinson Knauff, Jr. (1835, Philadelphia:Germantown - 1921, Minnesota)
St. Paul, Minnesota, 1970s to at least 2017.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Lansing, Michigan, 1978 - 2018.
Saint-Hyacinthe, Quebec 1879-1994; after 1994 as "Casavant Frères."
Needham, MA
Apeldoorn - Netherlands
Minneapolis, Minnesota; after 1980's
Oberlin, Ohio, 1954-1973.
Operates West Coast Pipe Organ Co. 1997
West Point, New York, 1911-1954.
Orrville, Ohio from 1873
Waltham, Massachusetts - 1950's ---> ?
Seattle, Washington & Spokane, Washington
Philip A. Larson, Spokane, Washington 1990s; Monroe, Washington ca. 1998--->
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 1928-1976.
Suffolk, Virginia, c. 1976-present
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1895-1921.
Waterford, Connecticut, 1970s-present.
Sales representative
Columbia, Pennsylvania, from Nov., 1987 to March 1993; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, March 1993 - present.
Tacoma, Washington Owned by Ruby W. Wallin(d. 2015), operated by son Donald G. Wallin until his death (2012).
Builder and rebuilder of fine pipe organs
Germany, late eighteenth century
To be used when more than one builder is involved.
5151 Arden Rd Amarillo, TX 79110
Columbia, Pennsylvania, 1991.
39 Old Mine Rd, Kerhonkson, NY. 12446 (active until at least 2004)
St. Louis, Missouri, 1988.
