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This instrument is: Not Extant and Not Playable in this location
Built by Charles E. Haskell, and appeared in a July, 1910 listing published in The Diapason by the firm. The organ was replaced at some point in time, possibly lasting until 2012 when C.W. Gibson relocated Moller Opus 6240 to this church.
The church was established as a Unitarian congregation in 1902. A new building was erected (1908-1909). Originally called "The Church of Our Father, Unitarian", the congregation took its present name after the consolidation of the Unitarian and Universalist denominations in 1961. Except for an addition built next door in 1972, the exterior of the church is largely unchanged from its appearance in 1909, when it was dedicated.
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