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learned June 2022 From someone very familiar with the church:
The organ was dismantled and removed in 2016. Pipes were sold off to individuals as a fundraiser. A slightly used 4-man Rodgers was installed at that time.
from Organs of Greater Lawrence by Robert J Reich:
St Augustine Andover: Organized 1852;
1st bldg. c1852;
2nd bldg. 1881.
*S 2nd organ: Hook & Hastings #997 1880 from Trinity Episcopal, Newport, R.I., 2m, 19r, installed by H&H in 1902, possibly the date of the upper church.
*S 3rd organ: W. W. Laws 1936, 2m, 19r, retaining only pipes from the previous organ with many others added; organ divided around window and a facade of sorts composed of miscellaneous old case pipes was provided. Substantial tonal changes 1984 by P. A. Beaudry and Company, #50.
Relocated here [1930s?] from Trinity Episcopal Church, Newport, Rhode Island, when they purchased 1929 E.M. Skinner Opus 800.
Related Instrument Entries: E. & G.G. Hook & Hastings (Opus 997, 1880)
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