J. B. Didinger & Co.
1900

Sacred Heart Catholic Church

336 North Fourth Street
Allentown, PA, US

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"Tremelo [sic: not identified if whole organ or one division] and bellows signal. The pedal has 30 notes. A water motor furnishes the power for the organ."
Originally Written/Published: April 26, 1900

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This instrument is: Not Extant and Not Playable in this location

Paul R. Marchesano on January 21st, 2025:

Opened at a sacred concert by Prof. F.J. O’Brien and other artists, Monday evening, April 30, 1900. Powered by water motor. Pedal compass 30 notes; manual compass unknown.
See DOCUMENTS tab for full article and program of dedication with specification.

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