Jos. Gratian
1882ca.

Scott's Chapel Methodist Church

1815 Hope Street
Hannibal, MO, US

Instrument ID: 4107 ● Builder ID: 2449 ● Location ID: 3906
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Database Manager on June 3rd, 2012:

Updated through online information from T. Daniel Hancock. -- Alton Daily Telegraph, December 6, 1881, p.3: "ALTON ORGANS. A new organ has been ordered from Mr. Joseph Gratian, for the M.E. Church, now near completion at Hannibal, Mo. This will be the first pipe organ in the Missouri M.E. Conference. The proposed organ has been specially planned for the church, will be placed in an alcove, back of the pulpit; but neither organist nor choir will be in front of the organ. The choir room is formed in one corner and opens into the church by a lofty arch, the organist being seated in the choir room but not in sight of the congregation. Every pipe organ in Hannibal except the first one, which is of eastern make, was made in Alton."


Database Manager on October 30th, 2004:

Relocated from First Methodist Church, Hannibal, Missouri. Unused.

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