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As of 2018, Church now known as "Elk Tree Gardens and Castle," an "immersive entertainment complex," as reported in "Buffalo Rising."
Offered for sale on FaceBook, August, 2020.
Updated through online information from David Snyder. -- Originally for First Presbyterian Church Buffalo, relocated by House to St. Stephen's in 1891. I know of no documented work on it by Viner. Viner, on a list, incorporated many House organs under the title Patrons, Viner Organ Company. The entires should be treated with skepticism.
The pedal board was extended to 27 notes, but there are still only 25 notes in the pedal rank.
Status Note: There 2004.
Restorative repairs in the 1970's by William Kurzdorfer and David Snyder. Bellows releathered & some repairs in 1981 by Dana Hull. Further repairs in 1998 by Snyder and a new sticker frame for the Swell made by Eric Brugger of Erie, PA. Case pipes redecorated sometime between 1971 and 1999.
Webpage Links: Buffalo Rising
Related Instrument Entries: Garret House (1891ca.) , Garret House (1860)
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