Lewis & Hitchcock, Inc.
1929

Originally Hilborne L. Roosevelt (1880ca.)

St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church

310 Duke Street (now South Royal Street)
Alexandria, VA, US

12 Ranks

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	Great
8'	Open Diapason
8'	Tibia
8'	Salicional🛈
8'	Gedeckt🛈
8'	Æoline🛈
4'	Octave🛈
4'	Harmonic Flute🛈
	Chimes🛈
	Harp🛈
	Celesta🛈

	Swell
8'	Diapason🛈
8'	Gedeckt
8'	Salicional
8'	Celeste
8'	Æoline
4'	Harmonic Flute
8'	Flugelhorn
8'	Vox Humana
8'	Cornopean🛈
	Tremolo

	Pedal
16'	Bourdon🛈
16'	Lieblich Gedeckt🛈
8'	Still Gedeckt🛈

Originally Written/Published: July 1991

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This instrument is: Not Extant and Not Playable in this location

Paul R. Marchesano on October 29th, 2021:

"In 1929, Lewis & Hitchcock arranged for its [the Roosevelt organ] sale, for $575, to St. Mary's Roman Catholic church on Duke Street in Alexandria, Virginia, where it replaced a two manual, 19-rank Wilson S. Reiley tracker, which had been ruined In a fire. Lewis & Hitchcock files, researched by Gerald Piercey, state that theorgan moved from Plkeiville to Alexandria was a Hilborne L. Roosevelt." -- from 1991 OHS Handbook

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