Bradford Organ Co.
1990
St. Lambert Roman Catholic Church
8148 N. Karlov Ave.
Skokie, IL, US
Instrument ID: 32783 ● Builder ID: 807 ● Location ID: 29056
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Database Manager on January 22nd, 2008:
Identified through online information from Steven Weyand Folkers. -- Much of the organ is from a Tellers instrument installed at St. Willibrord's Church on the near South Side of Chicago in the late 1940s or early 1950s. The church was closed and the organ relocated to St. Lambert with the addition of a new Diapason chorus on the Great (8, 4, 2, IV) and a relocated 16 Wangerin Open Diapason unit from St. John's Lutheran, Wilmette. Rebuilt Möller console from Community Church of Glenview installed 2004. New Swell division to be completed 2008. Additional division to become new Swell -- current Swell to become Choir. Additional pipework Hillgreen & Lane, originally placed at Rogers Park Baptist Church, Chicago, IL.
Identified through online information from Steven Weyand Folkers. -- Much of the organ is from a Tellers instrument installed at St. Willibrord's Church on the near South Side of Chicago in the late 1940s or early 1950s. The church was closed and the organ relocated to St. Lambert with the addition of a new Diapason chorus on the Great (8, 4, 2, IV) and a relocated 16 Wangerin Open Diapason unit from St. John's Lutheran, Wilmette. Rebuilt Möller console from Community Church of Glenview installed 2004. New Swell division to be completed 2008. Additional division to become new Swell -- current Swell to become Choir. Additional pipework Hillgreen & Lane, originally placed at Rogers Park Baptist Church, Chicago, IL.
Related Instrument Entries: Tellers Organ Co. (1950ca.) , Bradford Organ Co. (2008) , M. P. Möller (Opus 8960, 1958ca.)
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