David Tannenberg
1868
St. John's Union
Kutztown, PA, US
Instrument ID: 11152 ● Builder ID: 6154 ● Location ID: 10103
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St. John's Union - the Union was dissolved and are now a separate Lutheran and UCC congregations in Kutztown. The Tannenberg organ no longer exists.
Information from Phil Cooper on 2024-04-30
Database Manager on October 30th, 2004:
"1768 - A Church in Lynn Township, PA. - There exists some confusion as to whether this organ was for St. John's Union Church in Kutztown or for one of the churches in Lynn Township. The Lititz Moravian diary recorded that Tannenberg traveled to Maxatawny with a new organ on November 22, 1768. However, he would probably have traveled to Maxatawny in order to get to Lynn Township."
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