Woodberry & Harris
1891
Originally E. & G. G. Hook (Opus 308, 1862)
Christ Church, Episcopal
Sanctuary
141 East Avenue
Rochester, NY, US
Instrument ID: 62691 ● Builder ID: 6873 ● Location ID: 9749
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Database Manager on June 27th, 2018:
Originally installed in Emmanuel Church, Episcopal, in Boston. In 1890, the church purchased a new Geo. S. Hutchings organ, and the E. & G.G. Hook was moved to Christ Church, Rochester, New York, in 1891. From Andrew Henderson (June 14, 2025): From the *Democrat & Chronicle* (October 23, 1891): “The organ has been rebuilt and placed in the church by the firm Woodbury [sic] & Harris, of Boston.”
Originally installed in Emmanuel Church, Episcopal, in Boston. In 1890, the church purchased a new Geo. S. Hutchings organ, and the E. & G.G. Hook was moved to Christ Church, Rochester, New York, in 1891. From Andrew Henderson (June 14, 2025): From the *Democrat & Chronicle* (October 23, 1891): “The organ has been rebuilt and placed in the church by the firm Woodbury [sic] & Harris, of Boston.”
Database Manager on June 27th, 2018:
In 1919, rebuilt and enlarged by Möller (Opus 2728).
Related Instrument Entries: E. & G. G. Hook (Opus 308, 1862)
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