Gebrüder Oberlinger
1987

St. Peter Catholic Church

98 Franklin Square
New Britain, CT, US

33 Ranks
Instrument ID: 226 ● Builder ID: 7057 ● Location ID: 222
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This instrument is: Extant and Playable in this location

Paul R. Marchesano on March 27th, 2025:
Building has irreparable structural damage and is Slated for demolition during 2025. The organ will be removed. Source: Hartford Courant, 03/25/2025 Information received online from William Hively on 2025-03-25
Nate Pultorak on March 26th, 2025:
Following an inspection after the earthquake in New Jersey in April 2024, structural damage was found in the church which had already ceased Sunday Masses. As of March 26, 2025, the diocese plans to have the church demolished. However, according to a comment on a Facebook post discussing the proposed demolition, a commenter claims to have spoken to the diocese, who said there is a potential buyer

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