Greenwood Organ Co.
1965

Originally Ernest M. Skinner & Company (Opus 259, 1917)

Trinity United Methodist Church

301 Society St.
Clio, SC, US

31 Ranks

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3 Manuals 4 Divisions27 Stops32 Registers

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Jeff Scofield on June 2nd, 2022:

In 1957 Moller, rebuilt the 1917 E M Skinner installed at Christ Church, Christiana Hundred, Greenville, Delaware; it was moved by Greenwood Organ Co. to Trinity Methodist in 1965; at some point it was replaced by a digital instrument with two ranks of pipes and dispersed; however, the Skinner harp and some solo stops in the Choir division are still in place.

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