Thomas W. Whalley
1898

Originally George [Geo.] Jardine (1852)

First Presbyterian Church

2407 Dana St.
Berkeley, CA, US

Instrument ID: 59614 ● Builder ID: 6656 ● Location ID: 46602
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This instrument is: Not Extant and Not Playable in this location

Database Manager on December 8th, 2016:

Organ relocated without any change.
Identified by Jim Lewis, using information found in Oakland Tribune May 4, 1898 and Oakland Tribune August 2, 1897.

When this organ was installed in Trinity Episcopal Church San Francisco in 1853, it was the largest organ in California at that time. It was replaced by an 1898 Hook & Hastings and sold, through the assistance of Trinity's organist Humphrey J. Stewart, to the Presbyterian congregation in Berkeley.

Related Instrument Entries: George [Geo.] Jardine (1852)

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