The Rudolph Wurlitzer Co.
Opus 2050, 1929
El Tovar Theatre
26 North Williams Street
Crystal Lake, IL, US
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An original installation. Identified by Nicholas Renkosik, using information from this web site: www.theatreorgans.com/au/opus/op20/op2050.HTM.
-- Portions of the following information concerning this organ were found in chapter 14 of The Wurlitzer Pipe Organ: An Illustrated History,by David L. Junchen. Compiled and Edited by Jeff Weiler. (c) 2005, The American Theatre Organ Society
The organ was a style 140 Wurlitzer, with 3 sets of percussion, 17 traps, and a curved console. It used the 888 wiring schedule.
The organ was originally installed in the theatre on June 4, 1929.
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