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Updated through online information from Charles Eberline [January 3, 2026]: The builder is identified in "Contracts by Felgemaker," The Diapason, January 1915, 1: La Motte Wells, Chicago representative of the A. B. Felgemaker Company, reports a number of contracts closed by the company, the most recent of which are as follows: First Methodist Episcopal church, Narberth, Pa. . . .
Database Manager on April 30th, 2015:
This entry describes an original installation of a new pipe organ. Identified by Paul Marchesano, using information found in Narberth. Our Town paper, March 25, 1915. -- From the Our Town paper, March 25, 1915. "The new pipe organ was dedicated last Sunday amid great rejoicing. The church was filled morning and evening. The organ Is pronounced a beauty, both for tune and structure. The congregation Is to be congratulated In dedicating the, instrument free of debt." Neither the builder nor information about the size or specification of the organ is given. The entry gives notes an organ recital at 7:30 on Sunday.
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