Hillgreen, Lane & Co.
1910
First Evangelical Swedish Lutheran Church
Sanctuary
Chestnut St.
Taylors Falls, MN, US
Instrument ID: 66093 ● Builder ID: 2839 ● Location ID: 57376
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Jim Stettner on January 29th, 2021:
Identified from the church's 'History' page of their website on which a chronological listing of events reads, *"1910 Hilgreen & Lane organ installed."* It goes on in the text below to say, "The balcony is used by the choir and is the location of the pipe organ. The original organ was installed in 1910 with the help of grant money from Andrew Carnegie. Over the years the organ was renovated and remodeled several times until further renovation was not feasible. In 2007, Leonore Moberg donated a modern pipe organ to the church and the Moe Piano and Organ Co. of Wadena, Minnesota, combined it with parts of the original organ to create the 19 rank present organ.
Identified from the church's 'History' page of their website on which a chronological listing of events reads, *"1910 Hilgreen & Lane organ installed."* It goes on in the text below to say, "The balcony is used by the choir and is the location of the pipe organ. The original organ was installed in 1910 with the help of grant money from Andrew Carnegie. Over the years the organ was renovated and remodeled several times until further renovation was not feasible. In 2007, Leonore Moberg donated a modern pipe organ to the church and the Moe Piano and Organ Co. of Wadena, Minnesota, combined it with parts of the original organ to create the 19 rank present organ.
Related Instrument Entries: Moe Pipe Organ Company (Opus 2, 2007)
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