From the OHS PC Database, derived from A Guide to North American Organbuilders, by David H. Fox (Richmond, Va.: Organ Historical Society, 1991). -

Active in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, 1949.

Sources:

• Elizabeth Towne Schmitt.


• The Tracker, 4:1, (Winter, 1959), 8.


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Note from the Organ Database Builders editor Stephen Hall, August 10, 2017. -

The reference to Stanley Haddon in The Tracker was in the article Old Tracker Organs of the West by Eugene M. Nye. The article describes tracker action organs in western Canada; one of them was the instrument originally built by R. Spurden Rutt of Leyton, England, located in the Marpole United Church in Vancouver, British Columbia. Mr. Nye states "... in 1949, the entire organ was completely rebuilt by Stanley E. Haddon of Vancouver."

Source:

• Eugene M. Nye, "Old Tracker Organs of the West" The Tracker, 4:1, (Winter, 1959), 8.




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