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Paul R. Marchesano on November 22nd, 2021:

Built by Charles S. Haskell, and appeared on an opus list published by the firm in The Diapason, January, 1909. Very likely that the organ listed was installed when the new chapel building was completed in 1892. The 1896 Hook & Hastings was probably a replacement of this organ.

"On Nov. 5, 1889, the vestry of St. John’s purchased the six lots where All Saints’ now stands. Encouraged by the growth of the Sunday School, St. John’s vestry appointed a building committee for a chapel on the Haws Avenue site and a cornerstone was laid July 13, 1891. All Saints’ Chapel was dedicated Jan. 31, 1892 by the Rt. Rev. O.W. Whitaker, Bishop of the Diocese of Pennsylvania and regular services began in February." -- from Church History web page

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