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Organists' Journal and Review (1874-1877) - by Eugene Thayer

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Organists' Journal and Review (1874-1877) - by Eugene Thayer

$34.95

From the first organ in Los Angeles, built by Joseph Mayer for St. Vibiana’s Roman Catholic Cathedral, to the E.M. Skinner organ in First Congregational Church, this book chronicles organs by Bergstrom, E. & G.G. Hook, Jardine, Farrand & Votey, Hutchings, Kilgen, Austin, Estey, Möller, Casavant, Wangerin, Kimball, Skinner, Murray Harris, Welte, Aeolian, Morton, Wurlitzer, and Kimball in churches, schools, lodges, department stores, apartment houses, outdoor theatres, cemeteries, and cinemas. There is even a stoplist of a proposed Welte for the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. With more than 35 photographs of the period, the book is an enjoyable travelogue guiding the reader through one of America’s most fascinating cities.
OHS Press 2010;124 pages, softbound

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Organs in the Land of Sunshine: Fifty-Two Years of Organs in Los Angeles (1880-1932) - by James Lewis

$24.95

Organs of Oberlin - by Stephen J. Schnurr, Jr.

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Organs of Oberlin - by Stephen J. Schnurr, Jr.

$50.00

A lovely, modest book of instruments in Altenburger Land, including stoplists and photos of a variety of builders. In color.
1995, 110 pgs, in German.

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Orgeln im Altenburger Land - by Felix Friedrich and Albrecht Dietl

$24.00

Strengholt Publishing, 1996; 542 pgs, soft cover, in Dutch

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Orgels bij de omroep in Nederland - by Cor L. Doesburg

$75.00

Written by James Lewis, this book provides an interesting overview of the pipe organs in the Hawaiian Islands between 1863 and 1901 and discusses how and why they were commissioned. Stop lists are included as well.
OHS Press, 2014; 34 pgs, softcover

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Pipe Organs Among the Palm Trees: Pipe Organs in the Hawaiian Islands (1863-1902) - by James Lewis

$16.95

James Lewis is an organist, organ historian and commercial photographer. He has researched the organs of California for over thirty-five years and has published articles on the subject in several periodicals. A fascinating exploration of the instruments that emerged in California in the nineteenth century following the 1848 Gold Rush.

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Pipe Organs of Northern California by James Lewis

$19.95

Pipe Organs of the Rich and Famous - by Rollin Smith

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Pipe Organs of the Rich and Famous - by Rollin Smith

$59.95

Reform in Organ Building: A Lecture Delivered to the Birmingham and Midland Music Guild, Fourth of February 1888 - Thomas Casson

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Reform in Organ Building: A Lecture Delivered to the Birmingham and Midland Music Guild, Fourth of February 1888 - Thomas Casson

$8.50

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