Cannarsa Organs
1993
St. Jacob's Stone United Church of Christ (1889)
5152 Stone Church Road
Glenville, PA, US
Instrument ID: 73982 ● Builder ID: 1056 ● Location ID: 11011
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Paul R. Marchesano on November 15th, 2025:
From church history page: In the summer of 1993 Cannarsa Organs, Inc. was issued the contract to rebuild the organ and organ pipes. The work included the adding of new ranks of pipes, including a rank of trumpets, dividing the organ chamber into two parts, installing new electric action valves, all new components to the organ console, and the cross and display pipes in the front of the chancel. The total cost was $64,500.00.
From church history page: In the summer of 1993 Cannarsa Organs, Inc. was issued the contract to rebuild the organ and organ pipes. The work included the adding of new ranks of pipes, including a rank of trumpets, dividing the organ chamber into two parts, installing new electric action valves, all new components to the organ console, and the cross and display pipes in the front of the chancel. The total cost was $64,500.00.
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