Wm. King (& Son)
1865 ca.
Grace Episcopal Church
Elmira, NY, US
Instrument ID: 62632 ● Builder ID: 3373 ● Location ID: 32351
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Scot Huntington on April 12th, 2022:
Moved to Emmanuel Church in 1906. Existed in 1923. A one-manual organ identified as a Jardine was rebuilt and electrified for this church in 1957 by Elmira technician R. Wilson Ross. The ultimate disposition of this organ is unknown. This organ is also known from the annotatated William King work list compiled by King researcher Dr. Donald R.M. Patterson and published in *The Tracker* XVI:4:1972.
Moved to Emmanuel Church in 1906. Existed in 1923. A one-manual organ identified as a Jardine was rebuilt and electrified for this church in 1957 by Elmira technician R. Wilson Ross. The ultimate disposition of this organ is unknown. This organ is also known from the annotatated William King work list compiled by King researcher Dr. Donald R.M. Patterson and published in *The Tracker* XVI:4:1972.
Database Manager on June 22nd, 2018:
This entry describes an original installation of a new pipe organ. <br>Identified by David Lenington, listing this website as a source of information: newspapers.com/image/276328617.<br>
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