Hilborne L. Roosevelt
Opus 136, 1884
Philadelphia Dance Academy
Philadelphia, PA, US
18 Ranks
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This instrument is: Not Extant and Not Playable in this location
Built for Henry La Barr Jayne, 1826 Chestnut St., Philadelphia (private). Moved c. 1906 to 3rd floor of another residence at 1035 Spruce St. which was acquired by Brith Achim Jewish Beneficial Association in 1920. Building became Philadelphia Dance Academy. Removed after fire in 1976 to Wesley Parrot residence, Easton MD. Then to University of Tampa, FL, then returned to Easton. Purchased by Robert B. Whiting, Schwenksville, PA in 1990.
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