Active in Toronto/Hamilton, 1840s-1850s
Loomis, Nebraska
Mexico City, Mexico
Location Unknown
Hamilton, Ontario, during mid-1850s. Partnership between Thomas White & J. B. Hagar (sometimes spelled Hager).
Organist at St. Andrew Church, Greencastle; affiliated with DePauw University
Guelph, Ontario, Canada.
from Texas. Rochester, NY [2003-2007?]; 2007 moved to Tacoma to join Paul Fritts Organbuilders
Corona, Long Island, New York - early 20th century
Lincoln, Nebraska; 4033 Progressive Ave. #6, 68510
Union, Missouri from 2017
Waynesboro
Saginaw, Michigan. Also worked for Berghaus. fl. 1980-?
Lucan, Ontario
Local service and maintenance firm, Pittsburgh. (d. 13 May 1970)
Based in Sarnia, Ontario, Canada. Exact dates uncertain but active in 1980s & 1990s. Builders of pipe organs largely for Christian Reformed Churches in Ontario.
Newtown, Pennsylvania; early-to-mid 19th century
Located in Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, since 1978.
(from 2016, Southern Minnesota and the greater Twin Cities area)
Fayetteville, Arkansas
Detroit, Michigan
Boulder, Colorado
Categorized under Organ Tuning and Repairs. Records show it was incorporated in 1990 in Illinois.
California
Specific location unknown; likely in Michigan
Chicago, Illinois; 1940's
No additional information
Organ technicians in Grey-Bruce Region of Ontario. Have undertaken some organ transplants.
Columbus, Ohio. Active in 1935.
2010 E Hennepin Minneapolis, MN. 55413 Est. 19__
Portland, Oregon; incorporated 2003 Chris Nordwall and Michael Ruppert.
portative and continuo organs
Founded 1941 by Ernest Muhleisen.
founded by Konrad Mühleisen in 1986 in Leonberg.
Montclair, New Jersey
Cornish, New Hampshire
Unknown
Kennaa, Isle of Man, United Kingdom. Established 1979.
11A Boileau St, Keysborough VIC 3173, Australia
Whitby, Ontario, Canada
worked for Geo. Hutchings factory, fl. 1901
5706 Lakeside Dr., Sykesville, MD., 21784-6809
No information available
Salem, Oregon
Moody, Alabama
