D. Leslie Smith
2004

Originally Gabriel Kney & Co. (1971)

First United Church (1890) [prev. English Methodist]

16 William Street West
Waterloo, ON, CA

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Database Manager on December 30th, 2017:

Originally built in 1971 for Aeolian Hall in London, Ontario. In 2003, the organ was purchased by First United Church, Waterloo, Ontario, and moved there by former Kney employee, D. Leslie Smith, of Fergus, Ontario. Smith restored the organ to original condition and revoiced it for the new location.

Related Instrument Entries: Gabriel Kney & Co. (1971)

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