Hook & Hastings
Opus 1529, 1892
Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Holmesburg
8201 Frankford Avenue
Philadelphia: Holmesburg, PA, US
Instrument ID: 67647 ● Builder ID: 7359 ● Location ID: 4049
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Paul R. Marchesano on November 19th, 2021:
"A new organ was presented to the church in 1892 by the Ladies Aid." - Church history site. Confirms the previous Hook & Hastings organ. During February 1906, a new organ was installed in the church...The old organ was sold for $600.00 to St. Lukes Church, Orlando, the cathedral church of the Diocese of Southern Florida." Also: Listed on Hook list for #1529, 1892. Replaced in 1906 by Felgemaker Opus 894.
"A new organ was presented to the church in 1892 by the Ladies Aid." - Church history site. Confirms the previous Hook & Hastings organ. During February 1906, a new organ was installed in the church...The old organ was sold for $600.00 to St. Lukes Church, Orlando, the cathedral church of the Diocese of Southern Florida." Also: Listed on Hook list for #1529, 1892. Replaced in 1906 by Felgemaker Opus 894.
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