Richard Lurth Organ Co.
1977

Our Lady of Good Counsel - The School Sisters of Notre Dame

Our Lady of Good Counsel Chapel - liturgical north transept

170 Good Counsel Drive
Mankato, MN, US

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Instrument ID: 2594 ● Builder ID: 3883 ● Location ID: 2483
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This instrument is: Extant and Playable in this location

Jim Stettner on March 11th, 2021:

Updaed through online information from Jayson Engquist. -- This small 1-man instrument was "pieced together" in a front transept of the Good Counsel Chapel. Lurth had hooked a pneumatic system to this small organ and it could be (kind of) played from the large Johnson organ in the rear balcony. Kind of an Echo effect/division. The mechanics never worked very well. I believe Dobson removed the "link" and the two organs (if the transept Lurth is even extant) play separately.

Database Manager on October 30th, 2004:

[Was this replaced by the Johnson? Or in another chapel?]

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