Visscher & Associates
1987

Originally Geo. Stevens (& Co.) (1844)

San Augustine's Roman Catholic Church

Scotts Valley, CA, US

23 Ranks

Instrument ID: 944 ● Builder ID: 6427 ● Location ID: 919

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This instrument is: Not Extant and Not Playable in this location

Database Manager on October 30th, 2004:

The original builder was George Stevens (1844).

Database Manager on October 30th, 2004:

OCH. Possibly built for St. Mary's Church, N. end of Boston & moved from there in 1870's. Was 2nd hand in Baptist church, Groton, MA c. 1870 or 1890; renovated there by Robert K. Hale in 1964. Relocated through OCH from Susquehanna University, Selinsgrove, PA in 1987. Moved c. 1997 to Plymouth Church, Shaker Heights, OH.

Voluntary For A Double Organ Piece by Matthew Locke. Performed by Louis Regestein. Produced by The Organ Historical Society in 1988 with the title: Historic Organs of San Francisco: Twenty Historic Pipe Organs

Related Instrument Entries: McFarland & Visscher (1970ca.) , Geo. Stevens (& Co.) (1844) , Visscher & Associates (1997ca.)