Edward Lye & Sons
1917

St. John’s Anglican Church

20 Flora Street
St. Thomas , ON, CA

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3 combination pistons to Great; 3 combination pistons to Swell; Crescendo Pedal; Swell Pedal; Concave radiating pedalboard.
Originally Written/Published: November 2, 1917

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This instrument is: Extant and Playable in this location

Andrew Henderson on April 29th, 2026:

According to the Canadian Churchman, November 22, 1917, the organ was built by Edward Lye & Sons.

Andrew Henderson on August 29th, 2023:

Installed at a cost of $2,800, partially paid for by Andrew Carnegie.

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