Makers of mechanical band organs, military band organs and fairground organs. Waldkirch, Germany
Unknown Location, New York State
Troy, New York, from 1977. Business assets absorbed by Church Organ Sales, Inc. Delmar, NY in late 2018, and operates under that name as of January 1, 2021
Name used by Parsons Organ Co. after c. 1995.
Penfield, NY, 1979; Canadaigua, NY until 1995
Boston, Massachusetts, 1936 - 2010 Noted for the restoration and maintenance of organs by E. & G. G. Hook, Hook & Hastings, and others of that style.
Springfield, Massachusetts, 1976-1992; Biddeford, Maine, from 1992.
Seattle, Washington, c. 1967-1970.
formerly with Kilgen; owner Kilgen Organ Service Company 1958-1985.
Cincinnati, OH; 1930-1985, Succeeded by Schaedle Pipe Organ Service
George Welling and Jerome Schaedle, c. 1982-1985
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Evanston, Illinois, 1977-2016.
Valley Springs, South Dakota from 1972.
fl. c. 1933, Philadelphia.
German born, 1690; Dresden, before 1733; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1733; New York City, 1737; Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, 1747-1748; Nazareth, 1748-1762.
Rev. Aaland was in Montana, twentieth century. PROBABLY DUPLICATE OF 7651
Donald VerKuilen, Cleveland, from 2019
Boston, Massachusetts 1872-1881.
Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1950s-1960s.
Garderen, Netherlands from 1960s
Son of G. C. Klop, builds mechanical action organs with wood pipes, including continuo organs, chamber organs, and small church organs.
no information
Madison, Wisconsin
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.
