Richard Strauss (Organs)
1966
Originally Garret House (1884)
St. John's Episcopal Church
210 North Cayuga Street
Ithaca, NY, US
Instrument ID: 32244 ● Builder ID: 6066 ● Location ID: 7831
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This instrument is: Not Extant and Not Playable in this location
According to information received from Robert E. Vogt, Associate Diocesan Archivist, Rochester, New York, the organ was originally built for the first Masonic Temple in Ithaca in 1884. It was then moved to the Odd Fellows lodge in 1926, and when they disbanded in 1966, the organ was installed here on a temporary basis. At some point in the organ's history, it was "extensively rebuilt."
Related Instrument Entries: Garret House (1884) , Richard Strauss (Organs) (1979) , Richard Strauss (Organs) (2006) , Richard Strauss (Organs) (1884)
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