Hook & Hastings Co.
Opus 1783, 1898
Providence Presbyterian Church / Christian & Mission Alliance Church
Sanctuary
2040 North Main Avenue
Scranton, PA, US
20 Ranks - 1,152 Pipes
Instrument ID: 5544 ● Builder ID: 7698 ● Location ID: 5267
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James R. Athas on May 24th, 2021:
This organ was purchased from the Organ Clearinghouse in 1999. It was originally housed in a closed church in Scranton PA. It was dismantled and sent to the Appleton, WI. shop of J.C. Taylor and Co., Organ Builders. It was completely restored and assembled at First United Methodist Church in Whitewater, WI in the summer of 2003. It was consecrated on September 7th of that year. It was restored to its original condition, including the manually operated bellows.
This organ was purchased from the Organ Clearinghouse in 1999. It was originally housed in a closed church in Scranton PA. It was dismantled and sent to the Appleton, WI. shop of J.C. Taylor and Co., Organ Builders. It was completely restored and assembled at First United Methodist Church in Whitewater, WI in the summer of 2003. It was consecrated on September 7th of that year. It was restored to its original condition, including the manually operated bellows.
Database Manager on October 30th, 2004:
Was Providence Presbyterian. [This Opus also on this list for Polish National Catholic, Cambridge, MA.]
Related Instrument Entries: J. C. Taylor (& Co.) (2003)
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