Hall & Erben
ca. 1828
St. Luke's [now & St. Simon Cyrene] Episcopal Church (built 1823-24)
17 South Fitzhugh Street
Rochester, NY, US
Instrument ID: 62644 ● Builder ID: 2584 ● Location ID: 54433
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DETAILS
This instrument is: Not Extant and Not Playable in this location
The first organ in this church was built by Hall & Erben of New York City, ca. 1828. According to Virginia Jeffrey Smith-s book, St. Luke-s Church of Genesee Falls: Past and Future, two cats got into the organ and dueled inside, possibly damaging the instrument, before running up the aisle.
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