William Stevens
1853
St. Anne's Episcopal Church [1825]
Sanctuary; rear gallery
8 Kirk Street
Lowell, MA, US
Instrument ID: 74712 ● Builder ID: 6023 ● Location ID: 6478
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This entry represents the installation of a new organ. Identified from the 'Some Treasures' page of the parish website, which states, "In 1853, the Goodrich organ was sold to a church in Hudson and replaced by an organ of two manuals and 17 stops built by William Stevens of Cambridge. The Stevens organ was subsequently moved to the residence of George Metcalf, and later rebuilt and enlarged for the Centralville Methodist Church."
"Both of these organs, along with the choir, occupied the rear gallery of the church."
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