Wangerin Organ Co.
1931
Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic Church [1918]
Sanctuary; rear gallery
22 Notre Dame Avenue
Dayton, OH, US
Instrument ID: 74370 ● Builder ID: 6508 ● Location ID: 62793
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Nicholas Koch on January 15th, 2026:
This entry represents the installation of a new organ. Identified through online information from Nicholas Koch [January 15, 2026]: Per the *Catholic Telegraph*: “Christmas Day fire damages the organ brought from the original church, but a Baroque-style organ from the Wangerin Organ Co. in Milwaukee is installed in 1931, with a fire shield that partially blocks the rose window.” The organ does not feature a facade currently and does not block the rose window. The extent to which it was modified from its original form is unknown.
This entry represents the installation of a new organ. Identified through online information from Nicholas Koch [January 15, 2026]: Per the *Catholic Telegraph*: “Christmas Day fire damages the organ brought from the original church, but a Baroque-style organ from the Wangerin Organ Co. in Milwaukee is installed in 1931, with a fire shield that partially blocks the rose window.” The organ does not feature a facade currently and does not block the rose window. The extent to which it was modified from its original form is unknown.
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