Organs by Location - Page 2

Paul Allen Lieber's 2023 book recounting the instruments and their use in St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Bellevue, OH, which includes the John Sole Organ (1895-1933), the Knapp Memorial Organ (1934-1959), the Toledo Pipe Organ (1955-1996), Bunn Minnick and MP Moeller. Available in both hard cover and soft cover, 105 pgs, many photos.

Making a Joyful Noise: History and Evolving Use of the Organs in a rural Lutheran Parish, 1895-2021; Paul A. Lieber

$24.95

Paul Fischer's 2015 picture book with short essays about piano and organ builders in and around Erie, PA, between 1871-2013. Soft cover; over 90 pages

Making Music - The History of the Organ and Piano Industries in Erie, PA; Paul E. Fischer

$29.95

Barbara Owen's annotated and documented work list of E. & G.G. Hook and Hook & Hastings in the state of Maine.
OHS Press, softcover, 133 pages, copyright 2017.

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Barbara Owen, Hook Organs in the State of Maine

$24.95

Pronkjuwelen in Stad en Ommeland: The Historic Organs of the Province of Groningen

Boeijenga

Pronkjuwelen in Stad en Ommeland: The Historic Organs of the Province of Groningen

$125.00

Stephen J. Schnurr, Jr. and Dennis E. Northway, Pipe Organs of Chicago, Volume 2

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Stephen J. Schnurr, Jr. and Dennis E. Northway, Pipe Organs of Chicago, Volume 2

$65.00

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

$24.95