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Chris Feiereisen (Pipe Organ Service) (2007)
Originally Verlinden Organ Co. (1957)
Holy Family Catholic Community
Sanctuary; front
Fond du Lac, WI, US28 Ranks - 2 Manuals
Not Extant
Chris Feiereisen (Pipe Organ Service) (1995)
St. Joseph Catholic Church [1909-10]
Fond du Lac, WI, US28 Ranks - 2 Manuals
Chris Feiereisen (Pipe Organ Service) (1992)
Originally Wangerin Organ Co. (1927)
Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church
Manitowoc, WI, US 2 Manuals
Chris Feiereisen (Pipe Organ Service) (1978)
Originally Tellers-Kent Organ Co. (Opus 164, 1919)
First German Lutheran Church
Sanctuary; rear gallery
Manitowoc, WI, US21 Ranks - 2 Manuals
Not Extant
Chris Feiereisen (Pipe Organ Service) (1977)
Originally Geo. Kilgen & Son, Inc. (Opus 5103, 1933)
Residence: Roger Bader
Basement
Green Bay, WI, US3 Ranks - 2 Manuals
Chris Feiereisen (Pipe Organ Service) (1973)
St. Philip the Apostle Roman Catholic Church
Green Bay, WI, US6 Ranks - 2 Manuals
Chris Feiereisen (Pipe Organ Service) (1970s)
Originally M. P. Möller (Opus 5494, 1929)
St. Mary of the Angels Roman Catholic Church
Green Bay, WI, US25 Ranks - 2 Manuals
Chris Feiereisen (Pipe Organ Service) (1970)
Originally Wicks Organ Co. (Opus 100, 1913)
St. Michael's Catholic Church
Whitelaw, WI, US10 Ranks - 2 Manuals
Chris Feiereisen (Pipe Organ Service)
Originally Wangerin Organ Co. (Opus 490, 1929)
Residence: Robert E. Leberak
Attic
Manitowoc, WI, US
Not Extant
Chris Feiereisen (Pipe Organ Service)
Originally Theodore H. Schaefer Organ Co.
St. Isidore Catholic Church
Sanctuary
Osman, WI, US
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