Edward H. Smith
1888

Congregational Church

Alburg (Alburgh), VT, US

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Database Manager on February 7th, 2019:

The town was originally named Alburgh. After the recommendation in 1891 that all city names ending in '...burgh' were changed to '...burg,' the name change was approved in 2006. The town name is now 'Alburg.' [This note was from James Cook, May 24, 2013 but was attached to the wrong Organ ID] moved to this entry.

Database Manager on May 24th, 2013:

A new organ upon its installation. Identified by Stephen Pinel through research for the 2013 OHS Vermont Convention. "... installed in July, 1888; church no longer exists."

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