Adam Stein, (Organ Works)
1902
Charlottesville Presbyterian Church
SW Corner of Market and Second Streets
Charlottesville, VA, US
Instrument ID: 55511 ● Builder ID: 5984 ● Location ID: 48512
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Database Manager on November 7th, 2015:
The second pipe organ was built by Mr. Adam Stein of Baltimore, and, when purchased in 1902, Mr. Stein agreed to take the old organ [Roosevelt] as part payment on the new one. The total cost of the new organ was $3000. Of this amount, Mrs. Mary S. Venable donated $2000, and the Church paid $500 plus the old organ. Before the old organ could be removed, Mr. George Perkins purchased it from Mr. Stein for $540, and donated it to the Church. [The Roosevelt organ] was installed in the Lecture Room. --Church History book
The second pipe organ was built by Mr. Adam Stein of Baltimore, and, when purchased in 1902, Mr. Stein agreed to take the old organ [Roosevelt] as part payment on the new one. The total cost of the new organ was $3000. Of this amount, Mrs. Mary S. Venable donated $2000, and the Church paid $500 plus the old organ. Before the old organ could be removed, Mr. George Perkins purchased it from Mr. Stein for $540, and donated it to the Church. [The Roosevelt organ] was installed in the Lecture Room. --Church History book
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