Unknown Builder
1976
Originally Frank Beman & Son (1908)
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church (1901) / Trinity United Methodist Church
45 E Utica St.
Oswego, NY, US
20 Ranks - 1,220 Pipes
Instrument ID: 72676 ● Builder ID: 6193 ● Location ID: 62247
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This instrument is: Extant and Playable in this location
A photo indicates a "modern" console with roll top at front left. From the Church website:
Trinity has a rich history of music. The first organ, built by Frank Beman in Binghamton, NY, was installed in the year 1908 and dedicated to the memory of Thomas Henderson. A special concert was presented by Dr. Charles M. Courboin, organist at St. Paul’s Catholic Church in Oswego. A new organ was installed in 1934, and again a concert was played by Dr. Courboin. The Cathedral Chimes were added in memory of F. Inez Baldwin. This organ was rebuilt and dedicated in 1958 with a concert by William Jones.
A final re-build in 1976 gave us our present organ, a 20-rank pipe organ with 1,220 pipes. William Jones and Marcia McRae Wentworth were guest organists at the opening concert on Oct 24th.
Related Instrument Entries: Frank Beman & Son (1908)
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