George Warren Reed (& Son)
1905
United Methodist Church
121 Everett Street
Charlton City, MA, US
Instrument ID: 2681 ● Builder ID: 5198 ● Location ID: 2568
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This instrument is: Extant and Playable in this location
Database Manager on May 3rd, 2017:
Updated by Helen Boyle, who has heard or played the organ. I have seen and heard this Tracker pipe organ built by my 2 x great grandfather George on Feb. 10, 2017. Cathy and her husband Stephen Racine bought the old Methodist church 11 years ago with the organ still intact in its place it was put in 1905. I have photos of it and a video of two song being played. I called the United Methodist church the end of Jan 2017; they got back to me Feb. 10 told me that they could not move it to the new church because of cost and it would not fit. Alex Belair from Conn has done some tuning on this organ.
Updated by Helen Boyle, who has heard or played the organ. I have seen and heard this Tracker pipe organ built by my 2 x great grandfather George on Feb. 10, 2017. Cathy and her husband Stephen Racine bought the old Methodist church 11 years ago with the organ still intact in its place it was put in 1905. I have photos of it and a video of two song being played. I called the United Methodist church the end of Jan 2017; they got back to me Feb. 10 told me that they could not move it to the new church because of cost and it would not fit. Alex Belair from Conn has done some tuning on this organ.
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