Geo. H. Ryder
Opus 41, 1875ca.
Allen Street Methodist Episcopal Church
New Bedford, MA, US
Instrument ID: 18242 ● Builder ID: 5474 ● Location ID: 16567
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DETAILS
This instrument is: Extant and Playable in this location
Updated through online information from Bruce Gardzina. -- Built ca. 1875; moved, rebuilt and enlarged to II/7 in 1901 by George Peirce for Spruce Street Christian Church, New Bedford. Removed 1975 by Roche Organ Company and sold to Henderson and Wilson Organ Company. Rebuilt for (and possibly still in) home of Anthony Newman.
Database Manager on June 16th, 2005:
Identified through information in Descriptive Catalogue of Superior Church Organs Manufactured by Geo. H. Ryder & Co., published in Boston, January, 1896. Dates are not included in the publication; the one given here is conjectural.
Related Instrument Entries: George Peirce (1901)
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