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Updated through online information from Rev. Dr. Richard M Sainsbury. -- The Wm. F. Smith Pipe Organ has been moved under the direction of Larry Nevin to the Westport Church, Swanzey, New Hampshire. He is currently it there. This July of 2011.
Updated through on-line information from Michael Smith. -- The congregation has given up the building to the local historical society, which plans to turn it into some kind of performance space. Unfortunately these plans emphatically do not include the organ. As of this writing (1 January 2010) I'm told by local people familiar with the situation that the organ needs to be removed rather soon. The historical society, I gather, is willing to provide storage space for it, for some period of time, until a home can be found for it. It's a very sweet little instrument and in quite good condition. Assistance, preferably experienced assistance, will be needed in disassembling and storing it.
The original builder was Henry Erben (1868).
Status Note: There 1978
Supplied by OCH. Original location unknown; probably rebuilt by Wm. F. Smith for R. C., North Walpole, NH (ca1910, 1-6); via St. Joseph's R. C., Hinsdale, NH; to Putney 1959. Compass 56/25. Original pedal compass 13 notes. John Wessel contracted to renovate this in 1978. To receive new blower.
Related Instrument Entries: Lawrence D. Nevin (& Associates) (2011)
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