OPUS
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YEAR
|
LOCATION
|
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1
|
1901
|
Methodist Church
|
Moved to new
building; extant.
|
300
|
1906
|
First Baptist Church
|
Later electrified
& player mechanism removed; extant.
|
735
|
1909
|
St. Michael's Roman Catholic Church
|
Rebuilt by John
Wessel (1975); extant.
|
765
|
1910
|
Shrine Temple (former Odd Fellows Hall)
|
Consigned to J.T.
Wamelink & Sons Piano Co., Cleveland, OH. Moved here in 1916;
extant.
|
850
|
1911
|
Masonic Temple
|
Extant
|
2640
|
1927
|
Centre Congregational Church
|
Burned.
|
2714
|
1928
|
Centre Congregational Church
|
Replaced by Steven
Russell organ (1988).
|
1267
|
1914
|
All Souls Unitarian Church
|
Rebuilt in 1948 as
Opus 3165
|
3165
|
1948
|
All Souls Unitarian Church |
Building owned by
Omega Optical; extant. |
3068
|
1936
|
First Church of Christ, Scientist
|
Rebuilt &
enlarged by William A. Brys, 1998; extant.
|
2007
|
1922
|
St. Michael's
Episcopal Church
|
Rebuilt
in 1953 as Opus 3211.
|
3211
|
1953
|
St. Michael's Episcopal Church
|
Replaced by
Gress-Miles (1978), moved to 1st Congregational Church, Barre, MA.
|
1129
|
1913
|
J.H. Estey residence (later B.P.O.E.
Lodge)
|
Later B.P.O.E.
Lodge.
|
3151
|
1944
|
Benevolent & Protective Order of Elks
Lodge |
Former Estey
residence; extant.
|
2952
|
1931
|
Joseph Estey residence
|
Upright Minuette with
player, moved to Strawbrige & Clothier's Store, Philadelphia, PA;
later to Ascension Roman Catholic Church, Elmhurst, NY
|
2464
|
1926
|
Factory office for
"display"
|
|
2799
|
1929
|
"Experimental cabinet organ"
|
To demontrate player
mechanism. |
1849
|
1920
|
Latchis
Theatre
|
Removed by E.E.
Hewitt & sold
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