ORGAN HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Convention at a Glance

THURSDAY, June 19, 2003
Buses depart hotel 6:30 p.m. to Recital
Registration 2 p.m. — 5:00; 10 — Midnight

1902 E. W. Lane / R. J. Brunner 2m
St. Paul the Apostle, Annville
Erik Suter, organist

FRIDAY, June 20 Registration 8:00 - 9:00 a.m. 
Lecture “Pennsylvania German Culture”
Crowne Plaza Hotel
The Rev. Fred Weiser, presenter

1787 David Tannenberg 1m+Ped-9rks
Single Brothers House, Lititz
James Darling, organist

Lecture “Pennsylvania German Organs”
Single Brothers House, Lititz
R. J. Brunner, presenter

1793 David Tannenberg 1m-4rks
Single Brothers House, Lititz 
Robert Barney, organist

1904 Hook & Hastings 2m-7rks
Linden Hall School for Girls, Lititz
Agnes Armstrong, organist

1888 A. B. Miller 3m-31rks
“Old” Salem Lutheran Church, Lebanon
Bruce Stevens, organist

1927 E. M. Skinner 3m
Salem Lutheran Church
Lorenz Maycher, organist

SATURDAY, June 21
1805 Conrad Doll 1m-6rks
Peace Church, Shiremanstown
Mark Brombaugh, organist

ca. 1850 William Davis 1m+Ped
St. James Church, Mechanicsburg
Justin Hartz, organist

1903 M. P. Möller 2m
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church, Freeburg
Susan Hegberg, organist

ca. 1865 John G. Marklove 1m
Grubb’s Church, Mt. Pleasant Mills
MaryAnn Crugher Balduf, organist

1895 A. B. Felgemaker 2m
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church, Danville
Michael Britt, organist

1882 Hook & Hastings 2m
Mahoning Presbyterian Church, Danville
Hymn Sing, Bruce Cornely, leader

SUNDAY, June 22
Annual Meeting
Crowne Plaza Hotel

1900 Hook & Hastings 2m-10rks
Basilica of the Sacred Heart
(”Conewago Chapel”), Hanover
Vaughn Watson, organist

1904 Hook & Hastings 2m-30rks
St. John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church,
New Freedom 
James Hildreth, organist

MONDAY, June 23
1893 Samuel Bohler 2m
St. Paul United Church of Christ,
New Schafferstown
Thomas Bailey, organist

1894 Samuel Bohler 1m+Ped 2m-8rks
North Heidelberg United Church of Christ, Robesonia
Sally Cherrington Beggs, organist

ca. 1870 Samuel Bohler (attr.) 1m+Ped-8rks
Salem U. C. C. “Old Bellemans,” Mohrsville
Rosalind Mohnsen, organist

1862 Joel Kantner 1m-8rks
Christ Church, Little Tulpehocken, Bernville
Walter Krueger, organist
1931 Aeolian-Skinner 4m-69rks
Hershey Theater, Hershey
Matthew Glandorf, organist

TUESDAY, June 24
CHOOSE ONE OF THREE OPTIONS
A. National Watch & Clock Museum, 
Columbia: 12,000 items, emphasis 
on 19th-Century American timepieces

B. 1804 Tannenberg 1m+Ped-13rksYork Heritage Museum, York    
Gerald Mummert, organist
The builder’s last organ; Biggs made
famous recording on it.

C. 1995 R. J. Brunner 2m     Donegal Presbyterian, Mt. Joy
     Rhonda Edgington, organist

Lunch on your own, Lancaster

1924 Casavant Frères 3m
Covenant United Methodist Church, Lancaster
Scott Foppiano, organist

1929 E. M. Skinner 3m 
Otterbein United Methodist Church, 
Lancaster
Peter Stoltzfus, organist

Lecture “E. M. Skinner”
Otterbein U. M. Church, Lancaster
Jonathan Ambrosino, presenter

1891 Carl Barckhoff 2m-30rks
St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church, Lancaster
Karl Moyer, organist
WEDNESDAY, June 25
1868 Charles Dürner 2m-13rks
St. John’s United Church of Christ, Boalsburg
Ann Marie Rigler, organist

1902 Hook & Hastings 2m-17rks
Trinity United Methodist Church, Bellefonte
Kola Owalabi, organist

1893 J. W. Steere & Sons 2m
St. John’s Episcopal Church, Bellefonte
David Dahl, organist

1931 G. F. Steinmeyer & Co. 3-87
Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament,
Altoona
Ken Cowan, organist

THURSDAY, June 26
1872 Thomas Dieffenbach 1m+Ped-9rks
Salem United Church of Christ, Bethel
John Schucker, organist

ca. 1790 Samuel Green 1m
Peter Hall, Moravian College, 
Bethlehem
Lou Carol Fix, organist

1776 David Tannenberg 1m-4rks
Moravian Historical Museum, Nazareth
Thomas Dressler, organist

1891 Thomas Dieffenbach 1m+Ped-10rks
Friedens Church, Shartlesville
Lois Regestein, organist

[Note: The itinerary may be changed as necessary.]