J. P. Hunter & Sons
1871
Originally Unknown Builder
St. Peter's Roman Catholic Cathedral
315 Wyoming Avenue
Scranton, PA, US
2,000 Pipes
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This instrument is: Not Extant and Not Playable in this location
2 manuals, 24 stops, 2000 pipes.
The Tribune (Scranton PA) reported on Sep 28, 1871: "The instrument is not a new one, but shows little signs of use. It was furnished by a house in Philadelphia, and its cost about $3,000. It was built in Baltimore, and the services of Mr. J. P. Hunter, of Philadelphia, were secured to place it in its present position..." See DOCUMENTS tab for full article.
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