Melrose, Massachusetts, 1908; Malden, Massachusetts, 1917; Medford, Massachusetts, 1925-1932.
Waynesboro
Reuter, 1971-73; Lawrence Phelps & Assoc., 74-75; Dobson, 77-79; Reuter, 79-81; Independent., 81-87; Tonal Director Schantz, 87-96; Independent, '96-
Staunton, Virginia, 1988.
Lincoln, Nebraska; 4033 Progressive Ave. #6, 68510
Corona, Long Island, New York - early 20th century
Bellaire, Florida; representing Reuter firm of Lawrence, KS
Livermore, Maine, 1860s-1870s
Whittier, California from 1970s
from Texas. Rochester, NY [2003-2007?]; 2007 moved to Tacoma to join Paul Fritts Organbuilders
German organ supply firm, from 1823 -2022; manufacturer of Ventus blowers
Erie, Pennsylvania, 1906-1973; 1973- c.2006 as service firm.
Roche, Taunton, MA, 1987-1989 Brunner, Silver Spring, PA; 1989-1991. Moller, Hagerstown, MD;1991-1992. LJOC, Hagerstown, MD/Greencastle, PA;1992-2009. Skroppa, Mercersburg PA; 2009-present (2023).
Founder of the Kern firm, master organ-builder in Strasbourg, France. b. 1910; d. 1989
Tucson, Arizona
Union, Missouri from 2017
Guelph, Ontario, Canada.
Organist at St. Andrew Church, Greencastle; affiliated with DePauw University
Hamilton, Ontario, during mid-1850s. Partnership between Thomas White & J. B. Hagar (sometimes spelled Hager).
Indianapolis 1920s
Highland, Illinois from 1906.
Location Unknown
Mexico City, Mexico
Loomis, Nebraska
Brattleboro, Vermont, 1901-1961.
Lyndhurst, Virginia, 1989 to at least 2022
Columbus, Ohio, from 1974. Became 'Inc.' in 1976
Active in Toronto/Hamilton, 1840s-1850s
San Francisco, California, 1920s?
From Dresden, Germany. To U.S. in 1994. Tampa, FL.
Greensburg, PA
645 E. Pittsburgh St. Suite 311 Greensburg, PA 15601
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, active 1880s to early 1900s. Originally from Owen Sound, Ontario, where he is known to have been involved in an early attempt at building an organ in 1863.
Active in Ontario, Canada, 1850s
Lintgen, Luxembourg, 1960s.
Italian firm: Padova, Italy from 1940.
From National Archives (UK): Established in 1866 as Wordsworth & Maskell; in 1888 became known as Wordsworth & Co., and then Wood Wordsworth & Co. in 1920. Active until 1957.
Memramcook, New Brunswick
Detoit, Michigan
Multiple Locations
Woodstock, Ontario, Canada, c. 1950s-80s.
England; 19th century --->became Wm. Hill & Sons and Norman & Beard in 1916.
Nothing further known
Sydney, Australia
Freiburg, Germany, 1832; New York City, NY, office, 1865; factory in Poughkeepsie, NY, 1912-1919; 1919; renamed Welte-Mignon Corp.
