Joseph Lorenz
1865

St. John's [German] Evangelical Church [now UCC] (1850)

321 Northwest 3rd Street
Evansville, IN, US

Instrument ID: 74129 ● Builder ID: 3846 ● Location ID: 13182
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Nathan Bienz on December 7th, 2025:

Moved to the newly-built organ loft at the opposite end of the sanctuary in 1881 and replaced in 1904.

Sources: "Church Will Observe 80th Anniversary," The Evansville Press, November 25, 1932, p. 8, col. 1.

http://www.evansvilleago.org/organs/evvstjohn_ucc.htm


Nathan Bienz on December 2nd, 2025:

See DOCUMENTS for description of the original organ installation. The organ was replaced no later than 1881, when a new organ was installed in its place.

Source: "St. John's Passes Century Mark," The Evansville Press, March 31, 1950, p. 24, col. 2.

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