Ebenezer Goodrich
1828ca.
First Congregational Church (Unitarian)
William and Purchase Streets
New Bedford, MA, US
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STOPLISTS
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Originally Written/Published: June, 1841
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DETAILS
This instrument is: Not Extant and Not Playable in this location
The church's first organ (and the first organ in New Bedford) was a two-manual built by Ebenezer Goodrich c. 1828 for the Purchase Street building. When the current church was built in 1838, Goodrich was paid $125 to move the instrument to the new building. It proved too small for the new edifice, and it was put up for sale in June of 1841; its destination is unknown. -- 2005 OHS Handbook
Database Manager on October 30th, 2004:
Mr. Dewey's church.
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