Tellers-Sommerhoff Organ Co.
Opus 146, 1918
St. Eloi Catholic Church
Sanctuary
306 W McQuestion St.
Ghent, MN, US
Instrument ID: 68571 ● Builder ID: 6187 ● Location ID: 59374
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This instrument is: Extant and Playable in this location
Josh Sellner on February 1st, 2024:
This organ originally had tubular-pneumatic key and stop actions. The original double-rise reservoir and three feeders for hand-pumping are still extant inside the left-side case, as is the original feeder crankshaft. The console has always detached, but was likely moved to its current location in the gallery when the key and stop actions were electrified. The electrification may have been done by Mr. Ernest C. Vogelpohl of New Ulm, MN.
This organ originally had tubular-pneumatic key and stop actions. The original double-rise reservoir and three feeders for hand-pumping are still extant inside the left-side case, as is the original feeder crankshaft. The console has always detached, but was likely moved to its current location in the gallery when the key and stop actions were electrified. The electrification may have been done by Mr. Ernest C. Vogelpohl of New Ulm, MN.
Jim Stettner on June 11th, 2022:
This entry represents the first installation of a new organ. Identified from the Tellers opus list. Cost recorded as being $1,450.00.
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