Fratelli Ruffatti
2010s
St. Dominic's Roman Catholic Church
Steiner and Bush Streets
San Francisco, CA, US
Instrument ID: 73502 ● Builder ID: 7052 ● Location ID: 8257
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This instrument is: Extant and Playable in this location
Paul R. Marchesano on August 14th, 2025:
I used to take care of the current instrument at this church. The present enormous 4m console is for a 25-rk hybrid organ installed by Harrah. The "facade" seen behind the reredos is for the instrument controlled by the 4m console. That pipe work and its chests are by Rufatti. Neither the console nor the pipes seen behind the reredos are associated with the Woodberry/Estey organ. Information received online from Don Daley on 2025-08-14
I used to take care of the current instrument at this church. The present enormous 4m console is for a 25-rk hybrid organ installed by Harrah. The "facade" seen behind the reredos is for the instrument controlled by the 4m console. That pipe work and its chests are by Rufatti. Neither the console nor the pipes seen behind the reredos are associated with the Woodberry/Estey organ. Information received online from Don Daley on 2025-08-14
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