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 Astoria {New York City}, New York, c. 1980s.

Source:

• A mailing list of purchasers of organ supplies compiled by several prominent firms. The entries that appear in this list are of undetermined date and may not necessarily represent organbuilders.


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Note from Organ Database Builders editor Stephen Hall, December 16, 2017. -

In 1958, the Kilgen Organ Company of St. Louis, Missouri, a major builder of thousands of pipe organs, closed its doors. Several of its branch offices throughout the United States continued on their own as pipe organ service companies and retained the Kilgen name. These companies serviced all Kilgen organs in their areas, but also worked on other brands.

Source:

• Schaedle Pipe Organ Services (originally Kilgen Organ Service Company of Cincinnati Ohio), accessed Nov 1, 2015; http://www.schaedlepipeorgan.com/History.html


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