Hagar & Vogt
1854

St. Paul Street Methodist (United) Church [later Silver Spire United Church]

366 St. Paul Street
St. Catharines, ON, CA

Instrument ID: 52940 ● Builder ID: 7855 ● Location ID: 46301
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Builder: Hagar & Vogt
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Paul R. Marchesano on May 21st, 2025:

This instrument was originally built by Hagar & Vogt in 1854 for St. Paul Street Methodist Church and moved to the original church on Welland Avenue by an unknown builder likely in January 1874. It was likely moved to the newly built Welland Avenue Methodist Church in 1877.
Information received online from Andrew Henderson on 2025-05-20


Andrew Henderson on May 20th, 2025:

From "The Evening Journal" (St. Catharines, November 29, 1873): "The organ now used in the St. Paul Street Church will be transferred to the church on Welland Avenue."


Andrew Henderson on May 20th, 2025:

New information, according to "The Evening Journal" (St. Catharines, November 29, 1873) reveals that this organ was not destroyed by fire, but transferred to the newly opened Welland Avenue Methodist Church when a new S. R. Warren organ was installed at St. Paul Street Church in 1874: "The organ now used at the St. Paul Street Church will be transferred to the new church on Welland Avenue."


Database Manager on August 6th, 2014:

This entry describes an original installation of a new pipe organ.
Identified by Andrew Henderson, using information found in "History of Music in St. Paul Street United Church" (Organ Dedication program, March 1964).
-- Organ placed in gallery and moved to a new church on the same site in 1861. Destroyed by fire in 1876.

Related Instrument Entries: Unknown Builder (1874) , S. R. Warren & Sons (1877)

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