Randall Dyer & Assoc., Inc.
Opus 59, early 1990's
Originally Hillgreen, Lane & Co. (Opus 955, 1929)
Zion United Church of Christ [was Evangelical]
Sanctuary; front
625 Allen Street
Owensboro, KY, US
20 Ranks
Instrument ID: 19007 ● Builder ID: 1828 ● Location ID: 17248
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This instrument is: Extant and Playable in this location
Paul R. Marchesano on August 2nd, 2024:
Spoke at length with member of church (7/23/24), now named Unity Fellowship. They are tri-affiliated, with memberships in three denominations, one of which is still their original UCC (United Church of Christ). The organ was sold and dismantled in Spring of 2023 by a (unspecified) firm and moved to a church in Florida and dedicated in August of that same year (2023). It was in working condition before it was moved. The church in Owensboro did not replace it with another pipe organ. Information received online from C. Kenneth Stein on 2024-07-29
Spoke at length with member of church (7/23/24), now named Unity Fellowship. They are tri-affiliated, with memberships in three denominations, one of which is still their original UCC (United Church of Christ). The organ was sold and dismantled in Spring of 2023 by a (unspecified) firm and moved to a church in Florida and dedicated in August of that same year (2023). It was in working condition before it was moved. The church in Owensboro did not replace it with another pipe organ. Information received online from C. Kenneth Stein on 2024-07-29
Jim Stettner on September 16th, 2021:
According to the Evansville AGO website, *"Around the early 1990s a new organ was built by the Randall Dyer and Associates of Jefferson City, Tennessee (Opus 59) containing 3 manuals, 18 ranks, 1200 pipes. 281 pipes from the former organ were included. The cost was $150,000."*
Database Manager on June 29th, 2005:
This Organ identified through information received from Randall Dyer.
Related Instrument Entries: Underhill Organ Co. (1974) , Hillgreen, Lane & Co. (Opus 955, 1929)
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