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The NYC Organ Project is an ongoing attempt to document the organs – present and past – that have been installed in the five boroughs of New York City. If you are able to provide additional information, or find errors, please send an email to nycop@nycago.org.
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KEY: ► indicates specification is online NE = non-extant |
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| Atlantic Garden (Bowery) NE |
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50-54 Bowery near Canal Street (1858-burned 1907)
• Welte Style 10 Orchestrion (1892) – orig. for Chicago World's Fair; moved (c.1893)
• Welte Style 2 Cottage Orchestrion (1865) |
| Central Park Carousel |
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Present Carousel (since 1951) – built in 1908 for Coney Island Trolley Terminal
• A. Ruth and Sohn Band Organ, Model 33; converted to Wurlitzer 150
Third Carousel (c.1924-burned 1950)
• unknown
Second Carousel (c.1900-burned 1924) – powered by steam
• unknown
First Carousel (1870-c.1900) – powered by a blind mule and a horse
• unknown |
| Connie's Inn NE |
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2221 Seventh Avenue at 131st Street
► II/3 Estey Organ Company, Op. 2800 (1929) |
| Rainbow Room |
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30 Rockefeller Center – 65th Floor
► III/10 "Style R16" Wurlitzer, Op. 2185 (1934); had two consoles and player |
| The Spike Bar NE (closed 2000) |
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120 Eleventh Avenue at 20th Street
• I/7 Flentrop Orgelbouw (1960) – orig. in St. Mark's Epis., Pittsburgh; moved to St. Ignatius of Antioch, NYC (c.1990); moved to St. Thomas More R.C. (c.1995); sold to R. A. Louprette (2009) |
| Theiss Alhambra Court NE |
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14th Street, near Third Avenue
• Welte Orchestrion (1887) |
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| Conventions, Exhibitions and Fairs |
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| American Guild of Organists 1956 National Convention |
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Waldorf=Astoria Hotel – lecture/demonstration by Dirk A. Flentrop
► I/7 Flentrop Orgelbouw (1956) – sold to Fenner Douglas for Oberlin, Oh., residence; later acquired by Oberlin Conservatory of Music (extant in Fairchild Chapel)
Hunter College Auditorium – concert by E. Power Biggs
► II/13 Schlicker Organ Company (1953) – "The Cambridge Portativ" |
| American Institute Fair |
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Empire City Skating Rink Building NE
Corner of 63rd Street and Third Avenue (after 1845)
• II/16 George Jardine & Son (1878)
• II/24 George Jardine & Son (1877)
• I/4 George Jardine & Son (1870)
► I/6 George Jardine & Son (1869)
Niblo's Garden NE
580 Broadway at Prince Street (until 1845)
• I/10 George Jardine (1844)
• II/30 George Jardine (1837) – built for First Presbyterian, Jersey City; moved to Hedding M.E. (1850) |
| Electric Exposition |
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location unknown
• II/16 Hilborne L. Roosevelt (c.1869-1872) |
| Exposition of Architecture and Allied Arts (1927) |
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Grand Central Palace NE
Lexington Avenue between 46th and 47th Streets
► III/9 Welte-Mignon Corp. (1927) – moved to Wakefield Theatre, Bronx |
| Madison Square Garden |
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Fifth and Madison Avenues between 26th and 27th Streets (1890-1925) NE
• I/ Estey Organ Company, Op. 402 (1906) |
| Music Festival 1881 |
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Seventh Regiment Armory
643 Park Avenue at 66th Street
► III/47 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 7 (1874) – moved from St. Vincent Ferrer R.C. Church (1881) |
| Music Festival 1882 |
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Seventh Regiment Armory
643 Park Avenue at 66th Street
► I/15 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 94 (1882) – moved to Metropolitan Opera House (1883) |
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| Corporate |
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| John W. Campbell Office/Studio |
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Grand Central Terminal
42nd Street at Vanderbilt Avenue – 2nd Floor
• II/ Welte-Tripp Organ Corp. (1929) |
| Sylvester Oil Company |
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location unknown
► II/4 Estey Organ Company, Op. 2853 (1929) |
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| Cruise Ships |
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| American Line |
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SS St. Louis
• I/6 George Jardine & Son (1895)
SS St. Paul
• George Jardine & Son (1895) |
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| Department Stores and Emporiums |
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| Henri Bendel Store |
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712 Fifth Avenue at 56th Street (since 1991)
• none
10-12 West 57th Street (1912-1991)
► II/7 "Style RJ11" Wurlitzer, Op. 2023 (1929) – moved to Perkins Funeral Home |
| Siegel-Cooper Dry Goods Store NE |
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632 Sixth Avenue at West 18th Street
• Hillgreen, Lane & Co., Op. 85 (1901) |
| John Wanamaker Store NE |
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770 Broadway at 9th Street (1896-closed 1954)
► IV/118 Wanamaker Organ Shop (1920) – Auditorium
► IV/45 Austin Organ Company, Op. 120 (1904) – Auditorium
► II/7 Austin Organ Company, Op. 192 (1904) – Showroom – sold to Briarcliff Lodge, Briarcliff, N.Y.
► II/11 Austin Organ Company, Op. 179 (1904) – Showroom
► II/9 Austin Organ Company, Op. 178 (1904) – Showroom
► II/8 Austin Organ Company, Op. 177 (1904) – Showroom
• II/13s Austin Organ Company, Op. 116 (1904) – Showroom |
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| Laboratories |
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| Pathé Frères Phonograph Laboratory |
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Midtown – location unknown
• Welte Organ Company (date unknown) |
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| Showrooms and Warerooms |
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| The Aeolian Company |
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689 Fifth Avenue at 54th Street (1927-1932)
• III/28 Aeolian Company, Op. 1604 (1927) – Aeolian Hall
• II/10 Aeolian Company, Op. 1603 (1927) – Pine Room
• III/38 Aeolian Company, Op. 1602 (1926) – Spanish Room
29 West 42nd Street (1912-1927)
• II/11 Aeolian Company, Op. 1310 (1914) – French Room
• III/67 Aeolian Company, Op. 1219; rev. (1921-1923) – Colonial Room
• II/37 Aeolian Company, Op. 1219 (1912-1916) – Colonial Room
• IV/78 Aeolian Company, Op. 1212 (1912) – Aeolian Hall (sold to Elks Lodge #22, Brooklyn (1927)
362 Fifth Avenue at 34th Street (1902-1912)
• II/10 Aeolian Company, Op. 1200 (1911) – Second Floor
• II/17 Aeolian Company, Op. 1049 (1907) – Recital Chamber
• II/10 Aeolian Company, Op. 969 (1907) – Second Floor
• II/13 Aeolian Company, Op. 928 (1902) – Recital Chamber
• II/44 Aeolian Company, Op. 922 (1902) – Aeolian Hall
18 West 23rd Street
• II/11 Aeolian Company, Op. 728 (1894) |
| Aeolian-Skinner Company Showroom |
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4 East 53rd Street at Fifth Avenue – Fifth Floor (1941-?)
► II/4 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company Inc., Op. 4000 (1941)
677 Fifth Avenue at 53rd Street (1932-1941)
► II/9 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company Inc., Op. 887-X2 (c.1932) |
| Alexander Bernard & Co. |
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1133 Broadway
• II/ Wicks Organ Company, Op. 3675 (1956) |
| American Photoplayer Company Showroom |
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location unknown (possibly 62 West 45th Street)
• Robert-Morton Organ Co. (1923)
• Wicks Organ Company, Op. 378 (1922)
• Wicks Organ Company, Op. 359 (1921)
• Wicks Organ Company, Op. 349 (1921) |
| Architects Sample Corporation |
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101 Park Avenue at 40th Street
► II/10 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 600 (1926) – moved to Immanuel Union Church, Staten Island (1940) |
| Art Organ Company |
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109-11 East 14th Street – Steinway Hall
• II/6 Art Organ Company (1906)
► II/26 Wirsching Organ Co. (1905) – sold to H. C. Hallenbeck of Montclair, N.J. (1907) |
| Baldwin Piano Company |
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20 East 54th Street
• Geo. Kilgen & Son, Op. 6044 (1939) – sold to St. Catherine's Orthodox Church, NYC
• Geo. Kilgen & Son, Op. 5986 (1938)
• II/ M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 6482 (1937) |
| Electrolian Organ Company |
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See Los Angeles Art Organ Company |
| Estey Organ Company Studio |
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642 Fifth Avenue at 51st Street
• II/ Estey Organ Company, Op. 3069 (1936)
► II/3 Estey Organ Company, Op. 2819 (1929) – extant in Ridgefield Park, NJ
• II/3 Estey Organ Company, Op. 2854 (1929)
► III/39 Estey Organ Company, Op. 2765 (1928) – sold to St. Martin's Episcopal
► II/8 Estey Organ Company, Op. 2041 (1922)
25 West 45th Street
• II/ Estey Organ Company, Op. 1690 (1919)
► III/28 Estey Organ Company, Op. 1010 (1912) – sold to J.W. Baker, Greenwich, CT
► II/13 Estey Organ Company, Op. 315 (1906) |
| Hillgreen, Lane & Company Showroom |
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225 Fifth Avenue
Magna-Chordia Studio –
location unknown – also Hugh McAmis residence
► III/24 Hillgreen, Lane & Co., Op. 556 (1919) |
| Hook & Hastings Company Showroom |
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Grand Central Terminal Building
• II/41 Hook & Hastings, Op. 2273 (1911) |
| Geo. Kilgen & Son Showroom |
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113 West 57th Street (Steinway Hall)
• Geo. Kilgen & Son, Op. 5370 |
| Los Angeles Art Organ Company |
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353 Fifth Avenue at 34th Street
► II/19 Los Angeles Art Organ Co. (1905) |
| Marr & Colton Company Showroom |
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Paramount Theatre building |
| M. P. Möller Company Showroom |
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Waldorf=Astoria Hotel – 4th Floor (after 1931)
301 Park Avenue at 49th Street
► III/22 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 5796 (1931) – see Waldorf=Astoria Hotel
1540 Broadway (1203 Loew Building)
• unknown |
| National Theatre Supply Company |
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356 West 44th Street
► II/3 Estey Organ Company, Op. 2829 (1929) – owned by Stephen Schnurr, Gary, Ind. |
| Skinner Organ Company Showroom |
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677 Fifth Avenue at 53rd Street (?-1932) – became Aeolian-Skinner Company Showroom
► III/40 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 349 (1922) |
| United States Pipe Organ Company Showroom |
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130 West 42nd Street
• United States Pipe Organ Co., Op. 99 (c.1925) |
| Votey Organ Company Warerooms |
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1945 Park Avenue at East 131st Street
► II/14 Johnson & Son, Op. 132 (1862) – removed from St. Mary Epis., Cold Spring, N.Y. (1895) |
| Wicks Organ Company Showroom |
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location unknown
• Wicks Organ Company, Op. 378 – Office
• Wicks Organ Company, Op. 359 – Show Room
• Wicks Organ Company, Op. 349 – Show Room
• Wicks Organ Company, Op. 204 – Sales Room |
| Welte-Mignon Corporation Showroom |
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695 Fifth Avenue at 54th Street (1927-1931)
► III/38 Welte-Mignon (1927) with 3-manual roll-recording console
665 Fifth Avenue at 53rd Street (1916-1927)
► III/28 Welte & Sons (1916) – built by E.M. Skinner (Op. 253); sold to Eugene Meyer, Mt. Kisco, N.Y.; moved to Speyer Technik Museum, Germany (1993)
273 Fifth Avenue at 29th Street (1910-1916) – Welte Artistic Player Piano Co. & M. Welte & Sons
• various orchestrions |
| Wurlitzer Showroom |
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120 West 42nd Street (1919-1971) – Wurlitzer Building
► II/4 "Style C3" Wurlitzer, Op. 2193 (1936) – sold to Bowery Tabernacle Church (1936)
• III/12 "Style R20" Wurlitzer, Op. 2044 (1929) – moved to World's Fair Sun Valley Exhibit (1939)
► II/7 "Style RJ12" Wurlitzer, Op. 2039 (1929)
► II/4 "Style RJ4" Wurlitzer, Op. 1963 (1928)
► II/6 "Style Sch 25" Wurlitzer, Op. 1072 (1925) – sold to Riverside Synagogue, NYC
► II/4 "Style 135" Wurlitzer, Op. 1051 (1925) – sold to St. Christopher's Bldg., Garrison, N.Y.
► II/4 "Style 135A" Wurlitzer, Op. 805 (1924) – sold to Alhambra (State) Theatre, Charlotte, N.C.
► II/7 "Style E" Wurlitzer, Op. 784 (1924) – sold to WMCA Radio (1924)
► II/3 "Style 105" Wurlitzer, Op. 644 (1923)
► II/6 "Style D" Wurlitzer, Op. 588 (1922) – sold to Cohen's Theatre, NYC
► II/6 "Style D" Wurlitzer, Op. 544 (1922)
► II/4 "Style 135A" Wurlitzer, Op. 478 (1921)
► II/6 "Style 160" Wurlitzer, Op. 421 (1921)
25 West 32nd Street – Hope-Jones Organ Dept. (1908-1919)
• II/13? "Style 4 Special" Wurlitzer, Op. 8 (1912) |
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| Institutions |
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| Auditoriums and Concert Halls |
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| Academy of Music NE |
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126 East 14th Street (1926-razed 1997) NE – became The Palladium Discotheque
• III/15 "Style 260 Special" Wurlitzer, Op. 1406 (1926)
125 East 14th Street at Irving Place (1854-burned 1866; reb. 1868-razed 1926) NE
► III/15 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 3801 (1923)
• III/38 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 1792 (1915)
► I/7 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 62 (1878) – moved to Elmira Opera House, Elmira, N.Y. (1895) |
| Aeolian Hall NE |
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See The Aeolian Company under "Showrooms"
689 Fifth Avenue at 54th Street (1927-1932)
• III/28 Aeolian Company, Op. 1604 (1927)
29 West 42nd Street (1912-1927)
• IV/78 Aeolian Company, Op. 1212 (1912) – sold to Elks Lodge #22, Brooklyn (1927)
362 Fifth Avenue at 34th Street (1902-1912)
• II/44 Aeolian Company, Op. 922 (1902) |
| Alice Tully Hall |
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Lincoln Center – Broadway at 66th Street
► IV/85 Th. Kuhn Organ Builders (1975) |
| Avery Fisher Hall (originally named Philharmonic Hall) |
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Lincoln Center – Broadway at 66th Street
► III/95 Walker Technology Co. electronic instrument (2006)
► IV/98 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company, Op. 1388 (1962) – removed (1976) |
| Beacon Theatre (orig. Roxy Midway Theatre) |
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2124 Broadway at 74th Street
► IV/19 "Style 250 Special" Wurlitzer, Op. 1891 (1928) |
| Carnegie Hall |
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881 Seventh Avenue at 57th Street
• III/78s Rodgers Instruments electronic (c.2006)
• I/5 Flentrop Orgelbouw (1993) – "Kistorgel" (Portative)
• V/120s Rodgers Instruments electronic (1974)
• II/7 Schlicker Organ Co. (1970) – moved to Holy Trinity Epis.; then St. Margaret's Epis., Bronx
• IV/59 Geo. Kilgen & Son, Op. 4317 (1929)
• III/40 Hillgreen, Lane & Co., Op. 456 (1916)
• II/34 Frank Roosevelt, Op. 486 (1891) |
| Carnegie Lyceum – orig. Recital Hall, later Carnegie Hall Cinema, now Zankel Hall |
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881 Seventh Avenue at 57th Street – below street level
• II/20reg M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 1706 (1913) – reb. of II/ H.L. Roosevelt, Op. 6 (1873) orig. in Church of the Strangers/Sixth Universalist Church |
| Chickering Hall NE (demolished c.1901) |
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437 Fifth Avenue at 18th Street
► III/36 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 25 (1876) NE |
| Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium |
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art
1000 Fifth Avenue at 82nd Street
► II/30 Holtkamp Organ Company (1965)
• II/21 Rieger Orgelbau (1952) – moved to Jack Barr Residence, Buffalo, N.Y. (c.1975) |
| Grand Opera House NE |
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West 23rd Street and Eighth Avenue
• III/89reg M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4117 (1925) |
| Harlem Opera House NE |
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207 West 125th Street
• III/34 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 1815 (1914) NE |
| Koster & Bial's Concert Hall NE |
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West 23rd Street and Sixth Avenue
• George Jardine & Son (1881) |
| John Wanamaker Store Auditorium NE |
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770 Broadway at 9th Street
► IV/118 Wanamaker Organ Shop (1920); additions by Aeolian-Skinner (1947 and 1948)
► IV/45 Austin Organ Company, Op. 120 (1904) |
| Lenox Lyceum NE |
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623 Madison Avenue at 59th Street (1890-razed 1929) – later skating rink; New German Theatre
• Gavioli Band Organ (110 keys) |
| Lexington Avenue Opera House – later Loew's Lexington Theatre NE (demolished early 1960s) |
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| Lyric Hall NE |
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725 Sixth Avenue, south of 42nd Street
• unknown (1870) |
| Metropolitan Opera House |
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Lincoln Center – Broadway at 65th Street (since 1966)
► II/22 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company Inc., Op. 1444 (1965)
1411 Broadway at 39th Street (1883-1966) NE (razed 1968)
► I/13 Farrand & Votey, Op. 711 (1893)
► I/15 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 94 (1882) (burned 1892) |
| Mendelssohn Hall NE |
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113-119 West 40th Street (1892-razed 1912)
• III/48 Frank Roosevelt, Op. 523 (1892) |
| 92nd Street Young Men's and Young Women's Hebrew Association |
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1395 Lexington Avenue at 92nd Street
• III/11 Robert-Morton Organ Co. (1924) – moved from Flushing Theatre, Flushing (1930) |
| Philharmonic Hall |
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See Avery Fisher Hall |
| Radio City Music Hall |
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1260 Avenue of the Americas at 50th Street
► IV/58 Wurlitzer, Op. 2179 (1932) |
| Steinway Hall NE (razed 1925) |
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109-11 East 14th Street (1866-closed 1890)
► III/31 Hall & Labagh (1851) – purchased from St. Thomas Church (c.1866) |
| Town Hall |
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123 West 43rd Street
► IV/44 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 434 (1923) (removed) |
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| Civic Buildings |
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| New York City Hall |
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City Hall Park – Park Row (since 1812)
• none
Wall Street at Nassau Street (1700-1812) – ren. Federal Hall (1776)
• George Ash (c.1756)
Pearl Street (17th century)
• none |
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| Funeral Chapels and Mortuaries |
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| N. T. Brown, Inc. Funeral Home |
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location unknown
• Geo. Kilgen & Son, Op. 5401 |
| Frank E. Campbell Funeral Home |
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Broadway at 66th Street
• II/8 Aeolian Company, Op. 1611 (1926) |
| Walter B. Cooke Funeral Home |
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location unsure – possibly 353 Second Avenue
• II/3 Wicks Organ Company, Op. 2009 (1939) |
| Walter B. Cooke Funeral Home |
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location unsure – possibly 352 East 87th Street
• II/2 Wicks Organ Company, Op. 2024 (1939) |
| Perkins Funeral Home |
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210 West 145th Street
• II/7 "Style RJ11" Wurlitzer, Op. 2023 (1929) – moved from Henri Bendel Fur Salon |
| Samuel Rothschild & Sons Funeral Chapel (aka West End Funeral Chapel) |
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630 Amsterdam Avenue at West 91st Street (1923-c.1971) – now Plaza Jewish Community Chapel
► II/5 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 6241 (1933) |
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| Hospitals |
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| Bellevue Hospital |
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462 First Avenue at 27th Street
Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament – Leary Memorial Chapel (Roman Catholic) (1897-1938)
► II/8 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 334 (1896)
Chapel of Christ the Consoler (Protestant Episcopal) (1889-1937)
• Unknown (c.1889) |
| Manhattan State Hospital |
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Roosevelt Island
• III/87 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 3801 (1923) – Chapel |
| Memorial Hospital for the Treatment of Cancer and Allied Diseases |
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See Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center |
| Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center |
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1275 York Avenue between 67th & 68th Streets (since 1937)
► II/15 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 530 (1925) – moved from Ernest Hopkinson Res. (1938)
Eighth Avenue between West 105th & 106th Streets (1997-1937) – New York Cancer Hospital
► I/5 Frank Roosevelt, Op. 521 (1892) |
| New York Cancer Hospital |
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See Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center |
| New York Foundling Hospital |
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590 Avenue of the Americas at 17th Street (since 1988)
• unknown if any
175 East 68th Street at Lexington Avenue (1872-1988)
• I/8 Alexander Mills (c.1872) – Chapel (razed c.1959) |
| St. Joseph's Hospital |
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[possibly St. Joseph's Half Orphan Asylum, later absorbed into St. Vincent's Hospital]
• II/ W.W. Kimball Co. – Chapel |
| St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital – now Continuum Health Partners |
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114th Street at Amsterdam Avenue (since 1896)
Muhlenberg Chapel:
► II/12 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 9517 (1961)
► II/8 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 301 (1920)
► II/22 George S. Hutchings, Op. 381 (1895)
Fifth Avenue between 53rd and 54th Streets (c.1846-1896)
• Hall & Labagh (1885) |
| St. Mark's Hospital NE |
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66 St. Mark's Place
► III/19 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 5659 (1930) |
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| Hotels and Lodging |
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| Ansonia Hotel |
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2109 Broadway at 73rd Street
• Welte & Sons Company (1916) |
| Hotel Astor NE (demolished 1967) |
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Broadway between 44th and 45th Streets
► IV/76 Austin Organ Company, Op. 252 (1910) NE |
| Barbizon Hotel (later the Melrose Hotel) |
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130 East 63rd Street at Lexington Avenue
• II/ Welte Organ Company (<1930) |
| Barbizon-Plaza Hotel |
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106 Central Park South (1930-1988) – now the Trump Parc Condominium
► III/15 Aeolian Company, Op. 1779 (1930) |
| Hotel Martinique |
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49 West 32nd Street
• II/ "Special" Wurlitzer, Op. 3 (1912) |
| Pennsylvania Hotel |
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401 Seventh Avenue at 33rd Street
• Marr & Colton (1925) – Grill Room (for Vincent Lopez)
• III/ Estey Organ Company, Op. 1914 (1921) NE |
| St. Regis Hotel |
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2 East 55th Street at Fifth Avenue – Seaglades Nightclub
► II/3 Estey Organ Company, Op. 2879 (1930) |
| Savoy-Plaza Hotel NE (demolished 1964) |
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767 Fifth Avenue at East 58th Street
• III/ W.W. Kimball |
| Seafarers and International House |
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123 East 15th Street at Irving Place (since 1964)
► I/7 Noack Organ Company, Op. 38 (1967) – Chapel |
| Waldorf=Astoria Hotel |
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301 Park Avenue at 49th Street (since 1931)
► IV/76 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 5795 (1931) – Ballroom – reb. for Montclair State College, N.J. (1952)
► III/22 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 5796 (1931) – Dining Room – reb. for Salem Methodist, NYC (1952)
Fifth Avenue at 34th Street (1893-1929) – site of the Empire State Building
► II/20 Estey Organ Company, Op. 1692 (1919)
► II/14 Estey Organ Company, Op. 822 (1910) – orig. George Boldt residence |
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| Lodges, Clubs & Fraternal Organizations |
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| Alpha Delta Phi – Columbia University Chapter |
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526 West 114th Street
• II/ Austin Organ Company – not on opus list, probably second-hand |
| American Woman's Association Clubhouse |
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353 West 57th Street (1929-1942) – became Henry Hudson Hotel; later WNET-TV studios
• III/15 Aeolian Company, Op. 1793 (1931) – Auditorium
• 0/16 Aeolian Company, Op. 1794 (1931) – Lounge Division (Third Floor) |
| Elks Lodge No. 1 |
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108 West 43rd Street at Sixth Avenue
• "Special" Wurlitzer, Op. 21 (1913) – additions to existing organ |
| German Masonic Temple |
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220 East 15th Street at Second Avenue – now Friends Seminary
• Geo. Kilgen & Son, Op. 7344
• Geo. Kilgen & Son, Op. 735_ |
| Grand Street Odd Fellows Hall |
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Grand Street
• George Jardine & Son (three organs) |
| Hudson Odd Fellows Hall |
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228 Centre Street ??
• George Jardine & Son |
| Kane Lodge, No. 454, F. & A. M. |
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Broadway and 22nd Street
• J.H. & C.S. Odell (c.1867) |
| The Lambs Club |
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3 West 51st Street (since 1975)
• unknown if any
128 West 44th Street (1905-1975) – now Lambs Church of the Nazarene
► II/12 Aeolian Company, Op. 984 (1905)
70 West 36th Street (1880s-1905)
• unknown if any |
| Liederkranz Society |
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111-119 East 58th Street
• II/9 George S. Hutchings; reb. Edward J. Schlette (1920)
• George Jardine & Son |
| Lodge of Perfection |
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Scottish Rite Hall
29th Street and Madison Avenue
• J.H. & C.S. Odell |
| Masonic Temple |
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Present building – 71 West 23rd Street, NE corner of Sixth Avenue (rebuilt 1909):
► III/19 Austin Organ Company, Op. 244 (1909) – Grand Lodge Room
Extension building at 46-54 West 24th Street (since 1909):
► II/4 Austin Organ Company, Op. 233 (1909) – Meeting Room
► II/4 Austin Organ Company, Op. 234 (1909) – Meeting Room
► II/4 Austin Organ Company, Op. 235 (1909) – Meeting Room
► II/4 Austin Organ Company, Op. 236 (1909) – Meeting Room
► II/4 Austin Organ Company, Op. 237 (1909) – Meeting Room
► II/4 Austin Organ Company, Op. 238 (1909) – Meeting Room
► II/4 Austin Organ Company, Op. 239 (1909) – Meeting Room
► II/4 Austin Organ Company, Op. 240 (1909) – Meeting Room
► II/4 Austin Organ Company, Op. 241 (1909) – Meeting Room
► II/4 Austin Organ Company, Op. 242 (1909) – Meeting Room
► II/4 Austin Organ Company, Op. 243 (1909) – Meeting Room
Original building – Northeast corner 23rd Street and Sixth Avenue (1875-1909):
• Henry Erben (1875) – Grand Lodge
• Henry Erben (1875) – Chapter Room
• Henry Erben (1875) – Commandery
• Henry Erben (1875) – Composite Room
• Henry Erben (1875) – Corinthian Room
• Henry Erben (1875) – Doric Room
• Henry Erben (1875) – Ionic Room
• Henry Erben (1875) – Tuscan Room
The following organs may have been in a different Masonic Temple:
• II/29 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 115 (1872) – elect. & moved to Church of the Nativity RC, Brooklyn
• J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 42 (1865) |
| Wm. McKinley Masonic Temple |
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See Prince Hall Grand Lodge |
| Mecca Temple |
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130 West 55th Street (1924-1942) – now City Center 55th Street Theatre
Auditorium:
► IV/37 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 3963 (1926) – reb. as Möller R-549 for St. Paul's Community Church (1955)
Meeting Rooms:
► II/4 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 3960 (1926)
► II/4 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 3961 (1926)
► II/4 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 3962 (1926) |
| Merchants' Lodge, No. 709, F. & A. M. |
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117 West 23rd Street
• J.H. & C.S. Odell |
| Normal Lodge, No. 523, F. & A. M. |
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46 West 24th Street
• J.H. & C.S. Odell |
| Prince Hall Masonic Temple |
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454 West 155th Street – orig. William McKinley Grand Lodge
► II/7 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4405 (1925)
► II/7 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4406 (1925)
144th Street and Seventh Avenue (1926-?)
• unknown |
| Pythian Temple |
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135 West 70th Street (1928-1950s) – became condominiums (1982)
Auditorium:
► III/14 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4862 (1927)
Meeting Rooms:
► II/4 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4863 (1927)
► II/4 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4864 (1927)
► II/4 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4865 (1927)
► II/4 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4866 (1927)
► II/4 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4867 (1927)
► II/4 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4868 (1927)
► II/4 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4869 (1927)
► II/4 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4870 (1927)
► II/4 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4871 (1927)
► II/4 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4872 (1927)
► II/4 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4873 (1927)
► II/4 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4874 (1927)
► II/4 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4875 (1927) |
| Scottish Rite Hall |
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90 Madison Avenue at 29th Street (1863-1890) – orig. Rutgers Presbyterian Church
► II/18 Ferris & Stuart (1870) – see Rutgers Presbyterian Church |
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| Museums & Historical Societies |
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| American Academy of Arts and Letters |
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633 West 155th Street at Broadway
► IV/46 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 835 (1930) |
| Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum |
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2 East 91st Street at Fifth Avenue – orig. Andrew Carnegie Residence
• III/44 Aeolian Company (Votey), Op. 895 (1900) – removed (1976) |
| The Frick Collection |
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1 East 70th Street at Fifth Avenue
► IV/79 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company, Op. 918 (1934) – enl. and dup. 4m console
► IV/70 Aeolian Company, Op. 1263 (1914) |
| The Jewish Museum |
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1109 Fifth Avenue at 92nd Street – orig. Felix M. Warburg residence
• II/22 Aeolian Company, Op. 1054 (1908) |
| Huntington Hartford Gallery of Modern Art |
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2 Columbus Circle (1964-closed 1969) – now The Museum of Arts and Design
► III/37 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Co., Op. 1400 (1963) – moved to Meth. Ch. of New Caanan (c.1980) |
| The Metropolitan Museum of Art |
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1000 Fifth Avenue at 82nd Street (since 1880)
► II/16 Thomas Appleton (1830) – Equestrian Court – OHS Citation #40 (1982)
► II/30 Holtkamp Organ Company (1965) – Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium
► II/23 Rieger Orgelbau "Model DRP 1" (1952) – Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium – removed
Department of Musical Instruments:
| • Portative – Leopoldo Franciolini, Florence (late 19th century?) |
| • I/4 Claviorganum – Laurentium Hauslaib, Nürnberg (1598) |
| • Positive – Germany (early 17th century) |
| • I/3 Chamber organ – Thomas Chapman, London (1779) |
| • Regal – late 19th century reproduction |
| • "Book Organ" – Germany (late 19th century) |
| • Regal – Germany (late 19th century) |
| • Claviorganum – Herman Willenbrock, Hannover (1712) |
| • Claviorganum – Eaton Pether, London (1786) |
| • Regal – Georg Vell or Voll, Nürnberg (1575) |
| • Portative – German (late 19th century) |
| • Regal – Germany (19th century) |
| • Positive – Germany (ca. 1700) |
| • Positive – Germany (1700) |
| • Regal – South Germany or Austria (17th or 18th century) |
| • I/2 Chamber Organ – George Clisbie, Marlboro, Mass. (ca. 1845) |
| • I/6 Chamber Organ – William Crowell, Mont Vernon, N.H. (1852) |
| • Positive – German (17th century) |
| • I/6 Chamber Organ – Richard Ferris, New York (ca. 1850) – stored off-site |
| • Chamber Organ – anonymous (ca. 1840-50) |
| • I/6 Chamber Organ – Samuel Green, Isleworth, Middlesex, England (ca. 1790-96) – on loan to church in Pennsylvania |
| • Musical Automaton Clock – Augsburg (1625) with Claviorganum viet Langenbucher |
| • I/3 Organ Case – William Geib?, New York City (ca. 1824) – sold |
| • I/2 Chamber Organ – Henry Erben, New York City (1838) – sold |
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| New-York Historical Society |
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170 Central Park West at 76th Street (since 1908)
• none
Second Avenue at 11th Street (1853-1908)
• William H. Davis (1857) |
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| Performance Ensembles |
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| New York Pro Musica Antiqua (disbanded 1974) |
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New York City
► I/5 Flentrop Orgelbouw (1962) – Chamber Organ
• I/1 Flentrop Orgelbouw (1962) – Positief
• I/1 Flentrop Orgelbouw (1962) – Regal |
| Robert Shaw Chorale |
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New York City
► I/7 Schlicker Organ Co. "Portativ" (1960) |
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| Schools – Colleges and Universities |
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| Cathedral College (Roman Catholic) NE |
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Madison Avenue at 51st Street
• II/ Geo. Kilgen & Son, Op. 5907 (1938) |
| College of the City of New York (CCNY) (orig. New York Free Academy) |
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Convent Avenue at 140th Street (since 1908)
North Campus (since 1908)
• Allen Organ Company electronic – Great Hall
► IV/63 Ernest M. Skinner Company, Op. 135 (1906) – Great Hall – removed 1960s
South Campus (since 1954) – orig. College of the Sacred Heart/Manhattanville College
• II/20 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 278 (1889) – Aronow Auditorium
Lexington Avenue at 23rd Street (since 1849) – named New York Free Academy until 1866; now known as Baruch College
► IV/23 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 6211 (1936) – reb. & move Möller Op. 1054 (1910) from D. H. Morris Res.
• Unknown, if any – Chapel of New York Free Academy |
| Columbia University (orig. King's College, then Columbia College) |
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Broadway at 116th Street (since 1897)
► IV/94 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Co., Op. 985-A and B (1938, 1962) – St. Paul's Chapel
► IV/86 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Co., Op. 985 (1938) – St. Paul's Chapel
► IV/51 Ernest M. Skinner Co., Op. 125 (1905); Op. 125-A (1928) – St. Paul's Chapel
• III/10 Austin Organ Company, Op. 1722 (1930s) – unknown location
East 49th Street and Madison Avenue (1857-1897) – known as Columbia College
• unknown, if any
Park Place (c.1784-1857) – known as Columbia College
• Hall & Labagh (1851)
Lower Broadway, adjacent to Trinity Church (1754-1776) – known as King's College
• unknown, if any |
| [New York] Grand Conservatory of Music NE |
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West 23rd Street
• Hall & Labagh (1885)
• Hall & Labagh (1882) |
| Hunter College |
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69th Street between Park and Lexington Avenues
► III/66 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Co., Op. 1005 (1940) – Auditorium |
| Institute of Musical Art |
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See The Juilliard School |
| The Juilliard School |
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60 Lincoln Center Plaza (since 1969) – renamed The Juilliard School
► IV/85 Th. Kuhn Organ Builders Ltd. (1975) – see Alice Tully Hall
► III/57 Holtkamp Organ Company, Op. 1840 (rev. & enl. 2002) – Paul Hall
► III/44 Holtkamp Organ Company, Op. 1840 (1969) – Paul Hall
► III/12 Schoenstein & Co., Op. 158 (2010) – Studio
► II/17 Flentrop Orgelbouw (1969) – Studio
► II/7 Holtkamp Organ Company (1969) – Practice – sold to Eugenia Sullivan (2009)
► II/3 Noack Organ Company (1969) – Practice
132 Claremont Avenue (1910-1969) – renamed The Juilliard School of Music (1926)
► III/29 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Co., Op. 1272 (1955) – Concert Hall
• II/4 Holtkamp Organ Company, Op. 1664 (1952) – Practice
• II/ M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 7862 (1949) – Practice
• II/ M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 7859 (1949) – Practice
► III/ Casavant Frères, Op. 1860 (1946) – Studio console
► IV/53 Casavant Frères, Op. 1440 (1931) – Borden Auditorium
► III/24 Hillgreen, Lane & Co., Op. 781 (1924) – Recital Hall
► II/5 Hillgreen, Lane & Co., Op. 772 (1924) – Practice
► II/7 Estey Organ Company, Op. 819 (1910) – Practice
► II/7 Estey Organ Company, Op. 818 (1910) – Practice
► II/17 Estey Organ Company, Op. 806 (1910) – Recital Hall
53 Fifth Avenue at 12th Street (1905-1910) – known as the Institute of Musical Art
► II/11 Aeolian Company, Op. 998 (1905) – orig. Frank Roosevelt, Op. 446 (1889) |
| Manhattan School of Music |
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601 West 122nd Street at Broadway (since 1969) – orig. The Juilliard School
► II/24 R. J. Brunner & Company, Op. 24 (1990) – Pforzheimer Recital Hall (2011)
► III/29 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company, Op. 1272 (1955) – Hubbard Hall (removed 2002)
East 105th Street (1917-1969)
• unknown |
| Mannes College of Music |
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150 West 85th Street (since 1985)
• none
157 East 74th Street (1916-1985) – known as David Mannes Music School until 1953
► II/13 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 298 (1919) |
| New York Training Teachers College |
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433 West 135th Street (1931-1933) – orig. NY School for Teachers; then HS of Music & Art
► III/31 Estey Organ Company, Op. 2937 (1931) – see A. Philip Randolph Campus High School |
| New York University |
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58 Washington Square South – Holy Trinity Chapel – Catholic Center (1964-2004; razed2009)
► III/32 Delaware Organ Co., Inc. (1964) – removed to storage (2009)
Unknown locations
• Welte-Tripp Organ Company (1930)
• III/43 Hook & Hastings, Op. 1831 (1899)
• Henry Crabb (1850s) |
| Sacred Heart, College of the (aka Convent of the Sacred Heart, Manhattanville College) |
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Convent Avenue and West 130th Street (1842-1950) – relocated to Purchase, N.Y. (1950)
Sold to City College of New York and became its "South Campus" (1953)
Second chapel (1889-?)
• III/31 Casavant Frères, Op. 1046 (1924)
• II/20 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 278 (1889)
First chapel (burned 1889)
• I/5 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 11 (1875) |
| Teachers College (orig. Horace Mann School) |
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525 West 120th Street at Amsterdam Avenue
► III/42 Casavant Frères, Op. 2716 (1961) – Milbank Memorial Chapel – unplayable
► III/19 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 599 (1949) – Milbank Memorial Chapel
► II/14 George Jardine & Son, Op. 1239 (1897) – Milbank Memorial Chapel
► II/4 Conn/Tellers Electro-Pipe Combination Organ (1960s) – Horace Mann Auditorium
► II/2 Casavant Frères, Op. 2717 (1961) – Practice Organ |
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| Schools – Lower, Middle and Upper |
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| Charlier Institute |
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108 West 59th Street at Sixth Avenue (1872-1888) – became De La Salle Institute
► I/5 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 13 (1876) |
| De La Salle Institute |
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160 West 74th Street (1924-c.1989) – now the Calhoun School
► II/10 Votey Organ Co., Op. 832 (1899); moved from previous location
19 West 75th Street (1922-1924)
• unknown
106 West 59th Street at Sixth Avenue (1888-1922) – orig. Charlier Institute
► II/10 Votey Organ Co., Op. 832 (1899)
► I/5 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 13 (1876) |
| DeWitt Clinton High School (moved to the Bronx in 1928) |
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100 West Mosholu Parkway South – Bronx (since 1928)
► III/31 Estey Organ Company, Op. 2936 (1931)
Tenth Avenue and 59th Street – Manhattan (1897-1928)
• III/ W.W. Kimball Co., KPO 670 (1906) |
| George Washington High School (now housing 4 smaller schools) |
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549 Audubon Avenue at 192nd Street
► III/31 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4486 (1926) |
| Grammar School #55 |
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140 West 20th Street
• J.H. & C.S. Odell |
| High School of Music & Art |
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Merged with High School of Performing Arts to form Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts (1984) – near Lincoln Center
433 West 135th Street (1936-1984) – orig. NY School for Teachers; now A. Philip Randolph HS
► III/31 Estey Organ Company, Op. 2937 (1931) – see A. Philip Randolph Campus High School |
| Holy Cross Academy (now Holy Cross School) |
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332 West 43rd Street – Chapel
► II/11 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 252 (1888) – moved to Congregational Church, Acton, MA (1977) |
| Mother Cabrini High School |
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701 Fort Washington Avenue – Chapel and St. Francis Xavier Cabrini Shrine
► II/29 Giovanni Tamburini (1960) |
| Public School #32 |
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357 West 35th Street
• J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 32 (1865) |
| A. Philip Randolph Campus High School |
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433 West 135th Street at St. Nicholas Terr. – orig. NY School for Teachers; then HS of Music & Art
► III/31 Estey Organ Company, Op. 2937 (1931) NE |
| Julia Richman Education Complex |
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317 East 67th Street at Second Avenue – orig. Julia Richman High School
► III/31 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4485 (1926) |
| Sacred Heart Academy (aka Convent of the Sacred Heart) (Chelsea) |
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49 West 17th Street, near Sixth Avenue
► II/9 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 308 (1892)
► II/7 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 122 (1873)
• Henry Erben (1859) |
| Sacred Heart, Convent of the (Upper East Side) |
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1 East 91st Street at Fifth Avenue (since 1934)
► II/4 Casavant Frères, Op. 1582 (1938) – removed (2006)
533 Madison Avenue at 54th Street (1881-1934)
• unknown if any |
| St. David's School |
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12 East 89th Street
► I/3 Unknown (c.1790) |
| St. Hilda's & St. Hugh's School |
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619 West 114th Street (since 1967)
► III/50 Rieger Orgelbau (1974)
623 West 113th Street (1950-1967) – became Community of the Holy Spirit Convent
• none |
| Trinity School |
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139 West 91st Street
► II/6 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 8045 (1950) – moved to Stephen Rumpf Residence (1980)
► II/7 Ernest M. Skinner Company, Op. 141 (1907) |
| Washington Irving High School |
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40 Irving Place at 16th Street
► IV/49 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 1668 (1914) |
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| Seminaries |
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| The General Theological Seminary |
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175 Ninth Avenue at 20th Street
Chapel of the Good Shepherd (since 1888)
► III/53 Holtkamp Organ Company, Op. 1712 (1958/1996)
► II/16 Frank Roosevelt, Op. 385 (1887) – removed (1958)
Earlier Chapel or Meeting Room:
• I/10 Johnson, Op. 155 (1864)
• Henry Erben (1838?) |
| Union Theological Seminary |
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3041 Broadway at 121st Street (since 1910):
► III/44 Holtkamp Organ Company, Op. 1954 (1980) – James Chapel
► IV/67 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. R-651 (1961) – James Chapel
► IV/52 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 6976 (1941) – James Chapel
► III/34 Austin Organ Company, Op. 267 (1909) – James Chapel
► II/7 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. R-429 (1952) – Lampman Chapel
► II/7 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 5537 (1929) – Lampman Chapel
Fourth Avenue between 69th and 70th Streets (1884-1910):
► II/11 George Jardine & Son, Op. 1242 (1897) – Adams Chapel; moved to new building
Jackson Avenue (University Place) between 6th and 7th Streets (1836-1884):
► I/6 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 145 (1875)
Studios and Practice Organs:
Claremont Avenue at 121st Street (since 1910):
► II/3 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 8463 (1952) – Practice
► II/3 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 8462 (1952) – Practice
► II/3 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 8461 (1952) – Practice
► II/3 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 8460 (1952) – Practice
► III/13 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 8459 (1952) – Studio B
► II/8 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 8458 (1952) – Practice
• II/ M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 8411 (1952)
► II/2 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company, Op. 2001 (1946)
• II/ M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 7066 (1941)
► II/3 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 6369 (1935); reb. & moved as Op. R-431 (1952) – Admin. Tower
► II/3 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 5678 (1930); reb. as Op. R-430 (1952) – Hastings Basement
► II/3 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 5678 (1930)– Hastings Basement |
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| Social Services |
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| American Seamen's Friend Society |
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Jane and West Streets (1906-?)
• unknown if any
187-189 Cherry Street at Water Street(1876-1906) – orig. New York Seamen's Association
• II/19 E. & G.G. Hook, Op. 606 (1871) |
| Centro María Residence |
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539 West 54th Street – orig. St. Ambrose Catholic Church
► II/21 Austin Organ Co., Op. 75 (1903) – moved from Christ Church New Brighton, S.I. (c.1948)
• II/ Estey Organ Company, Op. 1033 (1912) |
| Christian Herald Bowery Mission |
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227 Bowery near Prince Street (since 1908)
• II/ Allen Organ Company electronic
► II/20 Hall & Labagh (1870) – orig. in Princeton University Chapel; moved (1896) |
| Convent of the Good Shepherd |
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location unknown
• Henry Erben (1861) |
| Convent of Mercy |
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33 East Houston Street
• Henry Erben (1852) |
| Convent of Mount St. Vincent |
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Fifth Avenue at 105th Street
• Henry Erben (1855) |
| Ellis Island |
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New York Harbor
• II/ Reuben Midmer & Sons (1922) – Great Hall |
| Home for Incurables NE |
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Third Avenue at 183rd Street
• II/22s M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 5929 (1931) |
| House of Detention |
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(possibly Women's House of Detention at Jefferson Market, Sixth Avenue and West 10th Street)
• II/34s M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 6056 (1932) |
| House of Refuge Reformatory |
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Randall's Island
• II/10s Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 71 (1880) |
| Isabella Home (Roman Catholic) |
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515 Audubon Avenue at West 190th Street
• II/ Estey Organ Company, Op. 47 (1903)
• II/ Estey Organ Company, Op. 24 (1903) – temporary; later to Gifford Moravian, Great Kills, N.Y. |
| Newsboys' Lodging House NE |
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Top Floor of Sun Newspaper Building, Fulton Street
• I/4 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 142 (1884)
• I/4 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 8 (1874) |
| New York Association for the Blind (aka The Lighthouse) |
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111 East 59th Street
• II/9 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 557 (1924)
• II/9 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 512 (1917)
• M. Welte & Sons "Style 2" Orchestrion – Women's Weaving Plant |
| New York Institution for the Blind |
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Moved to The Bronx (1924) – see New York Institute for Special Education
34th Street at Ninth Avenue (1831-1924)
► III/23 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 422 (1906)
• II/ Levi U. Stuart (1870)
• Hall & Labagh (1844) |
| New York Penitentiary |
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Blackwell's Island (now Roosevelt Island)
• II/ Müller & Abel (1901) – donated by Church of the Beloved Disciple (1914)
• I/8 Hook & Hastings, Op. 2256 (1910) – Chapel or Cell Block?
• I/ unknown – Chapel or Cell Block? |
| New York Seamen's Association |
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187-189 Cherry Street at Water Street (1872-1876) – became American Seamen's Friend Society
• II/19 E. & G.G. Hook, Op. 606 (1871) |
| 92nd Street YMHA (Young Men's & Young Women's Hebrew Association) |
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1395 Lexington Avenue at 92nd Street
• III/11 Robert-Morton Organ Co. (1924) – moved from Flushing Theatre, Flushing (1930) |
| Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum NE (aka St. Patrick's Orphan Asylum) |
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Moved to The Bronx (1902) – see Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum in The Bronx
St. Patrick's Boys Asylum
Fifth Avenue at 51st and 52nd Streets (1851-1902) – moved to The Bronx (1902)
• unknown – Boys' Chapel
Prince and Mott Streets (1826-1851)
• unknown
St. Patrick's Girls Asylum
461 Madison Avenue at 51st Street (1886-1902) – moved to The Bronx (1902)
► II/13 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 312 (1893) – moved to Boys' Chapel, R.C. Orphanage, Bronx (1902)
Prince and Mott Streets (1826-1886)
• unknown |
| St. Joseph's Half-Orphan Asylum NE |
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West 11th Street
• unknown |
| St. Margaret's House (Episcopal Retirement Center) |
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49 Fulton Street at Pearl Street
• II/ Schlicker Organ Company |
| St. Patrick's Orphan Asylum for Boys |
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See Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum |
| St. Patrick's Orphan Asylum for Girls |
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See Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum |
| YMCA – East Side Branch NE |
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Corner 53rd Street and Lexington Avenue
► II/14 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 346 (1886) |
| YMCA – Headquarters NE |
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Southwest corner Fourth Avenue and East 23rd Street
► II/35 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 82 (1869) – Association Hall |
| YMCA – Railroad Branch (Grand Central) |
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221 East 47th Street
• III/29s M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 1925 (1925) |
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| Houses of Worship |
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| Denominational Buildings |
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| Church Center for the United Nations – Tillman Chapel |
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777 First Avenue at 44th Street
► II/33 Allen Organ Company electronic Model TC-4 (1963) |
| The Episcopal Church Center – Chapel of Christ the Lord |
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815 Second Avenue at 43rd Street
► I/3 Bedient Pipe Organ Company (1991) |
| House of the Redeemer (Fabbri Townhouse) |
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7 East 95th Street at Fifth Avenue
► II/21 Aeolian Company, Op. 1398 (1916) |
| The Interchurch Center |
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475 Riverside Drive at 120th Street
► III/29 Klais Orgelbau, Op. 1851 (2007) – Chancel
► III/37 Austin Organs Inc. (1982) – reb. of Möller – moved to Our Saviour's Atonement Luth. (2007)
► II/8 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 9780 (1963) – Chancel – removed
► III/32 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 9370 (1960) – Gallery |
| Presbyterian Building |
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156 Fifth Avenue at 20th Street
► III/34 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 330 (1895) – moved to Immanuel Lutheran Church (1907) |
| United Lutheran Church House |
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39 East 35th Street at Madison Avenue (1944-1988) – now part of the J.P. Morgan Library
► II/4 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 7119 (1944) |
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| Armenian Church of America (Eastern) |
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| St. Vartan Armenian Cathedral |
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630 Second Avenue at 34th Street (since 1968)
• IV/114 Rodgers Instruments electronic (2007)
• III/ Rodgers Instruments electronic (c.1980) |
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| Assembly of God |
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| Bethel Chinese Assembly of God Church |
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77 Eldridge Street
• unknown |
| First Ukrainian Assembly of God Church |
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9 East 7th Street (since 1937) – built in 1867 as Metropolitan Savings Bank
• unknown |
| Glad Tidings Tabernacle Assembly of God Church |
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325 West 33rd Street (1914-razed 2008) – orig. Pilgrim (Thirty-third Street) Baptist (built 1868)
• unknown |
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| Baptist |
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| Abyssinian Baptist Church |
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132 West 138th Street (since 1902)
► V/64 Schantz Organ Company, Op. 1498 (1978)
► III/35 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. R-396 (1950); reb. and enl. Möller, Op. 3516
• II/5 Wicks Organ Company, Op. 1843 (1938) – Chapel
► III/24 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 3516 (1923)
166 Waverly Place (1856-1902) – orig. Second Reformed Presbyterian Church
• Hall & Labagh (1885) |
| Amity Baptist Church NE |
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310 West 54th Street (1867-c.1917)
Second building (1907-c.1917) – sold to Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church
• II/23reg Austin Organ Company, Op. 254 (1910)
► II/9 Hope-Jones Organ Co. (1908) – probably not installed
First building (1867-1907) – orig. St. Timothy Episcopal Church
• II/27reg M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 49 (1882)
33 Amity (now 3rd) Street at Mercer Street (1834-1867)
• William H. Davis & Ferris (1849) |
| Baptist Church of the Redeemer |
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144 West 131st Street (1883-1900?) – now Friendship Baptist Church
• unknown |
| Baptist Tabernacle NE (also known as Second Avenue Baptist Church) |
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168 Second Avenue between 10th and 11th Streets
Second building (1930-?) – became retail business
• unknown
First building (1850-1930)
• I/11 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 260 (1888) – Gallery
• J.H. & C.S. Odell – Chancel
Mulberry Street (c.1827-1850)
• II/18 Henry Erben (1843)
• Henry Erben (1827) |
| Baptist Temple Church |
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18 West 116th Street (since 1926) – orig. Congregation Ohab Zedek
• unknown
159 West 132nd Street (?-1926) – now New Way Baptist Church
• unknown
11 West 1116th Street (?-?)
• unknown
West 52nd Street (1895-?)
• unknown |
| Berean Baptist Church |
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See Judson Memorial Baptist Church |
| Bethany Baptist Church (Washington Heights) |
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303 West 153rd Street (since 1932)
• unknown |
| Broadway Baptist Church (Upper West Side) |
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2720 Broadway at 104th Street (1890-1918) – named Hope Baptist Church until 1917
► II/19 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 479 (1912)
• II/20 William H. Davis (c.1892) |
| Carmel Baptist Church (East Harlem) |
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See Chambers Memorial Baptist Church |
| Calvary Baptist Church (Midtown) |
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123 West 57th Street (since 1883):
Present building (since 1931):
► III/15 Wicks Organ Company, Op. 6398 (2002)
► III/65 Allen Organ Company digital, System 3300 (1972)
► IV/68 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. R-601 (1958)
► IV/63 Welte-Tripp Organ Corp. (1930)
► II/7 Welte-Tripp Organ Corp. (1930) – Chapel
First building (1883-1930):
• I/5 Farrand & Votey, 137 (1895) – Sunday School
► III/40 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 194 (1882)
50 West 23rd Street (1854-1883):
► II/24 Richard M. Ferris (1856) – moved to North Baptist Church (1883)
718 Broadway (1847-1854):– known as Hope Baptist Church
• George Jardine (c.1850) |
| Central Baptist Church |
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166 West 92nd Street at Amsterdam Avenue (since 1916) – site of Riverside Baptist Church
► III/42 George S. Hutchings (1916) – partial stoplist
220 West 42nd Street (1861-1912) – orig. Presbyterian Church; renamed Central Baptist (1870)
• II/30 George Jardine & Son (1857)
Laight Street at Varick Street (1843-1861) – known as Laight Street Baptist Church
• 1/12 Hall & Labagh (1847) |
| Central Park Baptist Church NE (dissolved 1961) |
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235 East 83rd Street (1899-1961) – orig. Yorkville Baptist Church
• II/19 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 516 (1946)
• II/18 W.M. WIlson (1881) |
| Chambers Memorial Baptist Church (Harlem) |
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219 East 123rd Street (since 1891) – orig. named Carmel Baptist Church
• unknown |
| Czechoslovak Baptist Church (Yorkville) |
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429 East 77th Street – orig. New York Evangelical Mission; now First Russian Baptist Church
• unknown |
| Convent Avenue Baptist Church |
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420 West 145th Street at Convent Avenue (since 1942) – orig. Washington Heights Baptist Church
► IV/79 Southfield Organ Builders (1992-onward)
► IV/45 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 10390 (1968)
• unknown (c.1898) |
| Day Star Baptist Church |
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512 West 157th Street – now New Covenant Holiness Church
► II/9 Estey Organ Company, Op. 1166 (1913) |
| East Baptist Church |
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Corner of Madison and
Gouverneur Streets (1865-closed 1896) – became synagogue
• II/24 Henry Erben (1839) – orig. in St. Bartholomew's; moved to Grace Gospel Church, Bkln. (1899)
Cannon Street (1841-1865)
• unknown
Grand Street (1835-1841)
• unknown |
| Emanuel Baptist Church NE |
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47 Suffolk Street near Grand Street (1883-1898?) – became a post office
► II/14 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 196 (1883) – moved to Tremont Baptist Church, Bronx (1912)
Grand and Allen Streets (1882-1883)
• Wm. B. Williams (c.1876)
36 Stanton Street near the Bowery (1879-1882) – orig. Stanton Street Baptist Church
• II/20 Thomas Robjohn (1842)
Grand and Allen Streets (1876-1879)
• William B. Williams (c.1876) |
| Emmanuel, Iglesia Bautista |
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256 East 4th Street – orig. Lemberger Synagogue
• unknown |
| Epiphany Baptist Church NE |
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723 Madison Avenue at 64th Street (1883-c.1905) – renamed Baptist Church of the Epiphany
► III/34 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 195 (1882)
Fifty-third Street near Seventh Avenue (1878-1883) – orig. Fifty-third Street Baptist Church
• William H. Davis (1868)
133 Madison Avenue at 31st Street (1862-1877) – Merged into Madison Avenue Baptist Church
• Henry Erben (1859)
Oliver Street (1802-1862) – Oliver Street Baptist Church; later "Baptist Church of Christ"
• unknown
Fayette Street, near Oliver (1791-1802)
• unknown |
| [1st] Fifth Avenue Baptist Church NE |
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369 Fifth Avenue at 35th Street (1854-1859) – became Christ Church, Episcopal (1859)
• unknown |
| [2nd] Fifth Avenue Baptist Church |
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8 West 46th Street at Fifth Avenue (1866-1922)
See The Riverside Church in Interdenominational section |
| Fifty-third Street Baptist Church |
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161 West Fifty-third Street (1868-closed 1879) – became People's Church
• William H. Davis (1868)
Twenty-second Street, near Third Avenue ( -1868)
• unknown
Christy Street (Clinton Hall)
• unknown
Gold Street (1841- )
• unknown |
| First Baptist Church |
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267 West 79th Street at Broadway (since 1893)
► III/69 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. R-169 (1985) – moved from St. James Episcopal, Manhattan (2006)
► III/24 Hall Organ Company, Op. 677 (1937)
• I/8 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 608 (1950) – Gallery
• III/ George Jardine & Son (1892)
Park Avenue at 39th Street (1871-1893)
► III/36 Henry Erben (1872)
354 Broome Street (1842-1871) – became St. Matthew Evangelical Lutheran
• unknown
Second church on Gold Street (1802-1842)
• unknown
35 Gold Street (1760-1802)
• unknown |
| First Baptist Church of Harlem |
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Fifth Avenue between 125th and 126th Streets
• II/ Estey Organ Company, Op. 42 (1903)
• II/25 E. & G.G. Hook, Op. 560 (1870) – burned with church (April 1873) |
| First Free-Will Baptist Church NE |
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251 West 25th Street (1878-1895) – became Bethel A.M.E. Church
• II/23 George Jardine & Son (1878)
17th Street, near Sixth Avenue (1866-1878)
► II/13 Hall & Erben (1825) – orig. in St. Thomas Epis.; moved from St. Clement Epis. (1866)
20th Street, between 6th and 7th Avenues (in 1858)
• unknown
151 Sullivan Street (in 1853 & 1855)
• unknown |
| First German Baptist Church NE |
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336 East 14th Street near First Avenue (1869-c.1920) – now Congregation Tifereth Israel
► II/13 George Jardine & Son (c.1869)
Sixth Street near Avenue C (1866-1869)
• unknown
Avenue A near Second Street (1850-1866)
• unknown
Stanton and Essex Streets (1846-1850)
• unknown |
| First German Baptist Church of Harlem |
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220 East 118th Street near Second Avenue (1888-closed after 1920)
• unknown
Washington Avenue at 169th Street (1874-1888)
• unknown |
| First Mariners' Baptist Church NE |
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See Oliver Street Baptist Church |
| First Russian Baptist Church (Yorkville) |
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429 East 77th Street – orig. New York Evang. Mission (Dingeldein Memorial German Church)
• unknown electronic |
| First Swedish Baptist Church |
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See Trinity Baptist Church |
| Fort Washington Baptist Church |
| |
See Wadsworth Avenue Baptist Church |
| Forty-third Street Baptist Church NE |
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409 West 43rd Street at 9th Avenue
• II?/ Beach (1862?) |
| Friendship Baptist Church |
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144 West 131st Street (since 1900?) – orig. Baptist Church of the Redeemer
• unknown |
| Greater Metropolitan Baptist Church |
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147 West 123rd Street (since 1985) – orig. St. Paul German Lutheran of Harlem
► II/35 Müller & Abel, Op. 23 (1897) |
| Hope Baptist Church NE |
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See Broadway Baptist Church |
| Hope Chapel Baptist Church |
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See Calvary Baptist Church |
| Immanuel Baptist Church NE |
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411 East 75th Street (1907-closed after 1920)
► II/6 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 3589 (1923)
First Avenue and East 61st Street (1902-1907)
• unknown
First Avenue near East 59th Street (1894-1902)
• unknown |
| Judson Memorial Church |
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55 Washington Square South (since 1891) – renamed Judson Memorial Baptist Church
► II/28 Frank Roosevelt, Op. 512 (1892)
Downing Street – known as Berean Baptist Church
• William H. Davis (1857) |
| Laight Street Baptist Church |
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42nd Street between 7th and 8th Avenues (1861-1912) – orig. Presbyterian Church
• II/30 George Jardine & Son (1857)
Laight Street at Varick Street (1843-1870) – became Laight Street Baptist Mission (1871)
• 1/12 Hall & Labagh (1847) |
| [1st] Lexington Avenue Baptist Church (Murray Hill) |
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See Madison Avenue Baptist Church |
| [2nd] Lexington Avenue Baptist Church (Harlem) |
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Lexington Avenue at 111th Street (1881-c.1905) – now Primera Iglesia Metodista Unida Hispana
• J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 181 (1881) |
| Macdougal Street Baptist Church |
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Macdougal Street, between Prince and Spring Streets (orig. named North Beriah Baptist)
• William H. Davis (1884)
• William H. Davis (1861) |
| Madison Avenue Baptist Church |
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30 East 31st Street at Madison Avenue
Present building (since 1930)
► III/30 Henry Pilcher's Sons (1931) – removed c.1990s
First building (1858-1930)
► III/37 George Jardine & Son (1892)
► II/28 Henry Erben (1859)
Lexington Avenue at East 30th Street (1849-1858) – named Lexington Ave. Baptist – now First Moravian Church
• unknown |
| Mariners' Temple Baptist Church (aka Oliver Street Baptist Church) |
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12 Oliver Street at Henry Street
Present building (since 1863) – orig. Fayette (Oliver) Street Baptist Church
• II/ Hall (before 1931)
• II/ Kimball (after 1894)
First building (1795-burned 1843)
• unknown |
| Metro Baptist Church |
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410 West 40th Street (since 1984) – orig. St. Clemens Mary Catholic Church
• II/3 "Junior" Austin Organs Inc., Op. 1787 (1931) – from Sacred Heart RC, Torrington, CT
• II/ M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 1477 (1912)
236 West 72nd Street (1974-1984)
• unknown |
| Metropolitan Baptist Church |
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151 W. 128th Street at Adam C. Powell, Jr. Blvd. (since 1918) – orig. New York Presbyterian
• George Jardine & Son (1893)
120 West 138th Street (1916-1918) – known as Metropolitan Baptist Tabernacle
• unknown
45 West 134th Street (?-1916?)
• I/ unknown builder – "second-hand one manual organ set up" by J.H. & C.S. Odell (2/11/1910) |
| Mount Moriah Baptist Church |
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2050 Fifth Avenue at 126th Street (since 1935) – orig. Mount Morris Baptist Church
► III/30 E. & G.G. Hook & Hastings, Op. 668 (1872) – sold to First Baptist, Jamaica Plain, MA (2006)
45 West 134 Street (1901-1935) – orig. Mercy Seat Baptist Church
• unknown |
| Mount Morris Baptist Church |
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2050 Fifth Avenue at 126th Street
Second building (1888-c.1934) – now Mount Moriah Baptist Church
► III/30 E. & G.G. Hook & Hastings, Op. 668 (1872) – moved from Church of the Disciples (c.1900)
• J.H. & C.S. Odell
First building (c.1854-1888)
• unknown |
| Mount Olivet Baptist Church |
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201 Lenox Avenue at 120th Street (since 1925) – orig. Temple Israel of Harlem
► IV/43 Estey Organ Company, Op. 3253 (1958); rev.
► IV/43 Estey Organ Company, Op. 3253 (1958)
• III/ Estey Organ Company, Op. 438 (1907)
161 West 53rd Street (c.1885-1925) – orig. Fifty-third Street Baptist Church
• Hutchings-Votey (c.1901-1908)
• William H. Davis (1868)
112 West 26th Street (1876-c.1885)
• unknown |
| New Mt. Zion Baptist Church |
| |
171 West 140th Street
• III/65s M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4108 (c.1925) |
| Norfolk Street Baptist Church |
| |
See The Riverside Church in Interdenominational section
60 Norfolk Street (1850-1865) – became Cong. Beth Hamedrash Hagodol (1885)
• II/ Davis & Ferris (1849) |
| North Baptist Church NE |
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213-215 West 11th Street (1947-1961)
• unknown
232 West 11th Street (1882-1947) – now Manhattan Seventh-day Adventist Church
► II/23 Richard M. Ferris (1856) – moved from Calvary Baptist Church (1883)
120 Christopher Street (1828-1882)
• unknown |
| North Beriah Baptist Church |
| |
See Macdougal Street Baptist Church |
| Oliver Street Baptist Church |
| |
Merged with Madison Avenue Baptist Church (1880)
12 Oliver Street at Henry Street
Second building (1845-1880) – now Mariners' Temple Baptist Church
• unknown
First building (1795-burned 1843)
• unknown |
| Park Avenue Baptist Church |
| |
See The Riverside Church in Interdenominational section |
| Plymouth Baptist Church NE |
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457 West 51st Street – became Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church (1876)
• unknown |
| Riverside Baptist Church NE |
| |
West 92nd Street at Amsterdam Avenue (1889-1915) – razed for new Central Baptist Church
► I/4 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 266 (1889)
West 86th Street and Boulevard (Broadway) (1879-1889) – Old Charlton Homestead
• unknown, if any |
| The Riverside Church (American Baptist and United Church of Christ) |
| |
490 Riverside Drive at 122nd Street (since 1930)
See The Riverside Church in Interdenominational section |
| St. Paul Baptist Church |
| |
249 West 132nd Street (since 1928)
► II/14 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. R-838 (1970)
• II/ M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. Op. 5256 (1928)
352 West 35th Street (pre-1928) – orig. Congregation Beth Israel
• unknown |
| Second Avenue Baptist Church |
| |
See Baptist Tabernacle |
| Second Baptist Church of Harlem |
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Lexington Avenue at 111th Street (1881-?)
• unknown |
| Second German Baptist Church NE (closed after 1920) |
| |
407 West 43rd Street (1892-1920) – later Rauschenbusch Mem. UCC; now Westside Theatre
• Jesse Woodbury
West 45th Street near Tenth Avenue (1878-1892)
• unknown |
| Seventh Day Baptist Church NE |
| |
Second Avenue corner East 11th Street
• I/14 George Jardine (1847) |
| Sixth Street Baptist Church NE (razed 1893) |
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644 Sixth Street (between Avenues B and C)
► II/17 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 148 (1875) |
| Sixteenth Street Baptist Church NE |
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257 West 16th Street
• I/13 George Jardine & Son (1858) |
| South Baptist Church |
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West 25th Street, between 7th & 8th Avenues (1849?-1878) – sold to First Free-Will Baptist
• unknown
Nassau Street, between Fulton & John Streets (?-1849)
• II/13 Hall & Erben (1824) |
| Stanton Street Baptist Church |
| |
See Washington Heights Baptist Church |
| Swedish Baptist Church |
| |
127 West 89th Street
• unknown |
| Trinity Baptist Church (First Swedish Baptist Church) |
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250 East 61st Street – renamed Trinity Baptist Church (1942)
► IV/70s Allen Organ Company electronic (Renaissance Model)
► III/22 Midmer-Losh Organ Co. (1930)
141 East 55th Street (1899-1931) – orig. Trinity Baptist Church; later American Music Hall
• unknown
138 East 27th Street (1893-1899)
• II/ W.W. Kimball Co. (c.1894)
20th Street (1884-1893) – held services in Colgate Chapel
• unknown
12 Oliver Street (1867-1884) – held services at Mariners' Temple Baptist Church
• unknown |
| Twelfth Street Baptist Church NE |
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120 East 12th Street – purchased in 1854 by Congregation Emanu-el;
taken over by St. Ann's Catholic Church in 1871; razed 2004
• Henry Erben (1848) |
| Twenty-third Street Baptist Church |
| |
See Washington Heights Baptist Church |
| Union Baptist Church |
| |
204 West 63rd Street near Amsterdam Avenue (1901-?)
• unknown
223 West 67th Street (until 1901)
• unknown |
| Wadsworth Avenue Baptist Church |
| |
210 Wadsworth Avenue (since 1925)
► III/18 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 556 (1925)
124 Wadsworth Avenue (1915-1925) – known as Fort Washington Baptist Church;
Merged with Broadway Baptist Church and renamed Wadsworth Avenue Baptist (1918)
• unknown |
| Walker Memorial Baptist Church |
| |
120 East 169th Street, Bronx (since 1975) – orig. Sephardic Jewish Center
• unknown
37-43 West 116th Street, Manhattan (1945-1975) – orig. Cooper Jr. High School
• unknown
Unknown locations (1891-1945)
► II/9 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 5953 (1931) |
| Washington Heights Baptist Church – moved to the Bronx (1942) |
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420 West 145th Street at Convent Avenue (1898-1942) – now Convent Avenue Baptist Church
• unknown (c.1898)
Twenty-third Street and Lexington Avenue (1883-1897) – Twenty-third Street Baptist Church
• George Jardine & Son (c.1883)
Stanton Street, betw. Forsyth and Chrystie Sts. (1823-1883) – Stanton Street Baptist Church
• II/20 Thomas Robjohn (1842) |
| Zion Baptist Church |
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Pearl Street (1838-?) – orig. The Church of the New Jerusalem
• unknown |
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| Christian and Missionary Alliance |
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| First Alliance Church (orig. named Gospel Tabernacle) |
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127 West 26th Street, 2nd Floor (since 1999)
• unknown
365 East 68th Street (1970-razed 1999) – ren. First Alliance Church – orig. 68th Street Reformed
• II/20 Müller & Abel, Op. 34 (1897)
690 Eighth Avenue at 44th Street (1889-1970)
• unknown
Madison Avenue corner 45th Street (1886-1888) – orig. Church of the Disciples/Mad. Ave. Cong.
► III/30 E. & G.G. Hook & Hastings, Op. 668 (1872) – See Madison Avenue Congregational
West 23rd Street near Sixth Avenue (1884-1886) – orig. Salmi Morse Theatre
• unknown |
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| Church of Christ, Scientist |
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| Original First Church of Christ, Scientist |
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Central Park West at 96th Street (1903-2003) – now Crenshaw Christian Center East
► IV/68 Hutchings-Votey, Op. 483; rev. Hook & Hastings (1930)
► IV/66 Hutchings-Votey, Op. 483 (1903)
139 West 48th Street (1896-1903) – orig. All Souls Episcopal Church
• Henry Erben (1861) |
| First Church of Christ, Scientist |
| |
10 West 68th Street at Central Park West (since 2003) – orig. Second Church of Christ, Scientist
► IV/66 Henry Pilcher's Sons, Op. 1431 (1928)
► IV/48 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 369 (1899) |
| Second Church of Christ, Scientist |
| |
See First Church of Christ, Scientist |
| Third Church of Christ, Scientist |
| |
583 Park Avenue at 63rd Street (since 1923)
► III/50 Austin Organs Inc., Op. 2328 (1960), rev. Wicks Organ Company (2000)
► III/42 Estey Organ Company, Op. 2074 (1923), rev. Aeolian-Skinner (1950)
111 East 58th Street (1920-1923) – Liederkranz Hall
• II/9 George S. Hutchings; reb. Edward J. Schlette (1920)
43 East 125th Street at Madison Avenue (1905-1920) – orig. Harlem Presbyterian Church
• J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 325 (1894) – Chancel
► III/36 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 129 (1873) – Gallery |
| Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist (closed) |
| |
551 Fort Washington Avenue at 185th Street (1932-closed 1973) – became Hebrew Tabernacle
► III/16 Henry Pilcher's Sons, Op. 1536 (1932)
Fort Washington Avenue at 178th Street (1918-1932)
► III/32 Hook & Hastings, Op. 2402 (1917)
West 82nd Street near Broadway (c.1895-1918) – known as West Ch. of Christ, Sci. until 1901
• unknown |
| Fifth Church of Christ, Scientist |
| |
9 East 43rd Street (since 1921)
► IV/96 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Co., Op. 330-A (1954) and Op. 330-B (1956)
► IV/45 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 330 (1921)
29 West 42nd Street (c.1914-1921) – Aeolian Hall
• IV/78 Aeolian Company, Op. 1212 (1912)
Madison Avenue at 38th Street (c.1908-c.1914) – "Presbyterian Church"
• unknown
228 West 45 Street (1903-c.1908) – orig. Church of St. Mary the Virgin
• Unknown Builder |
| Sixth Church of Christ, Scientist |
| |
See Bronx listings |
| Seventh Church of Christ, Scientist |
| |
516 West 112th Street
Second building (since 1990):
► II/16 Austin Organ Co., Op. 2728 (1990)
First building (1919-1990):
► IV/19 W.W. Kimball Co., K.P.O. 6514 (1920) |
| Eighth Church of Christ, Scientist |
| |
103 East 77th Street
► II/28 Helmutt Wolff & Assoc., Op. 20 (1977)
► III/28 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Co., Op. 1219 (1952) |
| Ninth Church of Christ, Scientist |
| |
223 East 25th Street (since 1974)
• II/ Rodgers electronic
309 West 57th Street (1944-1952) – orig. Deems Memorial Church of the Strangers
► III/26 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 1569 (1913) – see Church of the Strangers |
| Tenth Church of Christ, Scientist |
| |
171 Macdougal Street opp. Macdougal Alley
► III/41 Walker Technical electronic (2010)
• II/5 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 7289 (1946) – removed 2007 |
| Eleventh Church of Christ, Scientist |
| |
See Bronx listings |
| Twelfth Church of Christ, Scientist |
| |
2315 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard (since c.1985)
• unknown
147 West 123rd Street (1933-c.1985) – orig. St. Paul German Lutheran of Harlem
► II/35 Müller & Abel, Op. 23 (1897) – see Greater Metropolitan Baptist Church |
| Thirteenth Church of Christ, Scientist (closed) |
| |
311 West 83rd Street
• II/ Wicks Organ Company, Op. 1424 (1935) |
| Fourteenth Church of Christ, Scientist (closed) |
| |
555 West 141st Street
• unknown |
| Fifteenth Church of Christ, Scientist |
| |
See Bronx listings |
| West Church of Christ, Scientist |
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See Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist |
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| Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints |
| |
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| New York Stake Center |
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125 Columbus Avenue at 65th Street (since 1975)
► II/13 Sebastian Glück (2005)
• II/7 Pennoyer Organ Co. (1975)
142 West 81st Street (1945-1975) – orig. Central Christian Church; now Mt. Pleasant Baptist
► II/13 W.W. Kimball Co. (1932)
2162 Broadway at 76th Street (1930s-1944) – orig. Manhattan Congregational Church
• III/44 William W. Laws – possible rebuild of III/31 Lyon & Healy, Op. 86 (1901) |
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| Congregational |
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| Armenian Evangelical Church |
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152 East 34th Street at Lexington Avenue (since 1921)
► II/9 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 448 (1923)
207 East 30th Street (1896-1921) – shared facilities of Adams-Parkhurst Presbyterian Church
► II/15 Levi U. Stuart (c.1875) |
| Bethany Congregational Church NE |
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455 Tenth Avenue at 35th Street (1883-closed 1928) – became WPA Federal Theater Project
• II/15 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 199 (1883) |
| Broome Street Tabernacle NE |
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Broome Street – orig. Central Presbyterian Church?
• II/26 E. & G.G. Hook, Op. 185 (1855) |
| Central Congregational Church NE |
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309 West 57th Street near 8th Avenue (1887-1898) – orig. Sixth Universalist Society
• II/ Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 6 (1873)
East 47th Street and Madison Avenue (1878-1887)
• unknown |
| Church of the Disciples |
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Madison Avenue at 45th Street
See Madison Avenue Congregational Church |
| First Congregational Church |
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See All Souls Unitarian Church (UUA) |
| First Colored Congregational Church NE |
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6th Street at Second Avenue
• unknown |
| Fourth Congregational Church NE |
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16th Street
• Henry Erben (1849) |
| Grace Congregational Church of Harlem |
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See entry under United Church of Christ (UCC) |
| Madison Avenue Congregational Church (orig. named Church of the Disciples) NE |
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Madison Avenue at 45th Street (1873-1886) – became Gospel Tabernacle; razed 1888
► III/30 E. & G.G. Hook & Hastings, Op. 668 (1872) – sold to First Baptist, Jamaica Plain, MA (2006) |
| Manhattan Congregational Church NE |
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2162 Broadway at 76th Street (1901-disbanded c.1934) – became Manhattan Stake LDS Church
Second building (1930-c.1934)
• III/44 William W. Laws (1930) – move & rebuild of Lyon & Healy?
First building (1900-1929)
► III/31 Lyon & Healy, Op. 86 (1901)
83rd Street and Broadway (1896-1901) – Leslie Hall
• unknown |
| Pilgrim Congregational Church (Harlem) NE |
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51 East 121st Street – became Christ the Savior Russian Orthodox Church (1927)
• II/ George Jardine & Son (1889) |
| Puritans, Church of the NE |
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Union Square West at East 15th Street (1846-closed 1868)
• III/36 Hall & Labagh (1846) |
| Second Congregational Church |
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See Community Church of New York (UUA) |
| Swedish Immanuel Congregational Church (Harlem) NE |
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310 West 139th Street (1905-1923) – orig. Lenox Presbyterian Church
• II/24 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 414 (1905) |
| Twentieth Street Congregational Church NE |
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Address unknown
• Levi U. Stuart |
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| Disciples of Christ (Christian) |
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| Central Christian Church (aka First Church of the Disciples) |
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142 West 81st Street
See Park Avenue Christian Church |
| Lenox Avenue Union Church–Disciples of Christ |
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37 West 119th Street – orig. First Reformed Presbyterian Church
• unknown |
| Park Avenue Christian Church |
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1010 Park Avenue at 85th Street (since 1945) – orig. South Dutch Reformed Church
► III/47 Holtkamp Organ Company, Op. 1967 (1982)
► III/– Casavant Frères, Op. 1823 (1946) – Console
► III/47 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 300 (1886); reb. Austin (1911)
142 West 81st Street (1910-1945) – known as Central Christian Church – building orig. Third Universalist Society; now Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church
► II/13 W.W. Kimball Co. (1932)
► II/20 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 309 (1893)
323 West 56th Street (c.1888-1910) – known as First Church of the Disciples of Christ
• unknown
26 West 28th Street (1865-c.1888) – orig. Free Will Baptist Church
• unknown |
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| Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine |
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1047 Amsterdam Avenue at 112th Street
► IV/146 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company, Op. 150-A; reb. Quimby Pipe Organs, Inc. (2008)
• III/ Allen Organ Company electronic (2001) – temporary organ
► I/8 Casavant Frères, Op. 3130 (1972) – Portable Organ – sold and moved to St. Anthony HS, South Huntington, N.Y. (2010)
► IV/141 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company, Op. 150-A (1954); rev. to 139 ranks (1963)
► II/10 Everett Orgatron reed organ (1941) – temporary organ
► IV/81 Ernest M. Skinner Company, Op. 150 (1911)
St. Ansgar Chapel (orig. named Huntington Chapel)
► II/18 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company, Op. 251-A (1956); reb. (2011)
► II/9 Ernest M. Skinner Company, Op. 251 (1916)
St. James Chapel (orig. named Potter Chapel)
► II/15 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company, Op. 223-A (1961); reb. (2010)
► II/11 Ernest M. Skinner Company, Op. 223 (1914)
Crypt (used as chapel from 1899-1911)
• II/17 George S. Hutchings, Op. 478 (c.1900) – moved to Old Synod House (c.1911)
• II/15 Mason & Hamlin reed organ – Guilmant Model, Style 804 (1899)
Music Suite – orig. Leake and Watts Orphan Asylum, then "Old Synod House"
► II/3 Schlicker Organ Co. (1981) – moved from Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, Yorkville (2011)
• II/17 George S. Hutchings, Op. 478 (c.1899) – moved from Crypt (c.1911)
• unknown (1892)
Synod House (since 1913)
► III/22 Ernest M. Skinner Company, Op. 204 (1913) |
| Advent Protestant Episcopal Church NE |
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55½ West 46th Street – became St. Stephen's Episcopal after merger (1873)
• George Jardine & Son (c.1866) |
| All Angels Episcopal Church |
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255 West 80th Street (since 1979) – Parish House
• Rodgers Instruments electronic with Ruffatti pipes
428 West End Avenue (1890-1979)
Second building (1890-1979)
► III/39 Estey Organ Company, Op. 3261 (1960) – last organ from Estey Organ Company
► IV/57 Reuben Midmer & Son (1921)
► III/26 Frank Roosevelt, Op. 471 (1890); reb. George Jardine & Son
First building (1858-c.1888)
• I/ Ferris & Stuart (1871) |
| All Saints Episcopal Church (Upper East Side) |
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230 East 60th Street (since 1872) – orig. St. Thomas Chapel
Present building (since 1894)
► II/18 Noack Organ Company, Op. 9 (1969)
► III/28 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 598-A (1927) – added Chancel Great
► III/24 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 598 (1926) – Gallery (moved to Ch. of the Crucifixion, c.1969)
► II/29 Johnson & Son, Op. 852 (1897)
First building (1872-1893)
• unknown
East 54th Street (1868-1871)
• unknown
Corner Prince and Thompson Streets (1858-1868)
• unknown |
| All Saints Free Episcopal Church (Lower East Side) |
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See St. Augustine Episcopal Church
290 Henry Street at Scammel St. (1828-1945) – Merged with St. Augustine Episcopal Chapel (1945)
► II/17 Henry Erben (1830) |
| All Souls Episcopal Church |
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88 St. Nicholas Avenue at 114th Street (since 1905)
► II/ Allen Organ Company electronic – Model TC-3S (1970s)
► III/34 George S. Hutchings, Op. 1627 (1907) – extant but unplayable
• II/ Estey Organ Company, Op. 209 (1905) – moved to First Reformed Church, Little Falls, N.Y.
775 Madison Avenue at 66th Street (1890-1905) – orig. Holy Spirit Episcopal Church
► III/37 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 283 (1890) – moved to Church of the Holy Sepulchre (c.1905)
► III/34 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 149 (1883) – moved to St. Patrick, Columbus, Oh. (1892)
139 West 48th Street (1861-1890) – later First Church of Christ, Scientist
• Henry Erben (1861) |
| Annunciation Episcopal Church NE |
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144 West 14th Street near Seventh Avenue (1846-disbanded 1895)
► III/36 George Jardine (1853) – moved to Holy Apostles Church (1895)
117 Thompson Street (1838-1846) – orig. Second Assoc. Presbyterian Church
• Henry Erben (c.1841) |
| Archangel Episcopal Church |
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Merged with and renamed All Souls Episcopal Church (1905)
88 St. Nicholas Avenue at 114th Street – See All Souls Episcopal Church
Second building (c.1904-1905)
► II/15 Estey Organ Company, Op. 209 (1905) – moved to First Reformed Church, Little Falls, N.Y.
First building (1903-burned 1903)
• unknown |
| Ascension Episcopal Church |
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36 Fifth Avenue at 10th Street (since 1842)
► IV/111 Pascal Quoirin (2010)
► IV/81 Holtkamp Organ Company, Op. 1809 (1967)
► IV69 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 860 (1931)
► III/48 J.W. Steere & Sons (1912)
• III/42 George S. Hutchings, Op. 388 (1895) – Chancel
► II/24 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 129 (1884) – Gallery
• II/20 Henry Erben or Thomas Hall (1842) – Gallery
Canal Street (1829-burned 1839)
• Henry Erben (1830) – Gallery (burned 1839) |
| Ascension Memorial Episcopal Church NE |
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249 West 43rd Street (1860s-?) – orig. known as Chapel of the Shepherd's Flock
• unknown |
| Atonement Episcopal Church NE |
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Madison Avenue at 28th Street – orig. known as Grace Chapel (1st of 4 Grace Chapels)
Merged with and moved to Zion Episcopal Church (1880)
• Henry Erben (1850) |
| Beloved Disciple Episcopal Church |
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Merged with Church of the Heavenly Rest (1929)
65 East 89th Street at Madison Avenue – became 89th St. Reformed; now St. Thomas More RC
• II/30s M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 1808 (1914)
• II/ Müller & Abel (1901) – donated to New York Penitentiary (1914) |
| Calvary Episcopal Church |
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Park Avenue South at 21st Street (since 1847)
► IV/68 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company (1936); rev. (1963-83)
► IV/71 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company, Op. 945 (1936)
► III/45 Ernest M. Skinner Company, Op. 151 (1907)
► III/52 Hilborne and Frank Roosevelt, Op. 374 (1886)
► II/40 William H. Davis & Richard Ferris (1847); reb. Levi U. Stuart (1868)
Fourth Avenue at 22nd Street (1844-1847)
• Henry Erben (1844)
Fourth Avenue at 30th Street (1836-1844)
• Thomas Wagstaff (1836) |
| Calvary Protestant Episcopal Free Chapel NE |
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North side of East 23rd Street, between Second and Third Avenues (1873- ?)
• III/35 George Jardine & Son (1873)
South side of East 23rd Street, between Second and Third Avenues (1860-1873)
• unknown |
| Chapel of Christ the Lord |
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Episcopal Church Center
815 Second Avenue at 43rd Street (since 1961)
► I/3 Bedient (1991) |
| Chapel of the Comforter, Episcopal (absorbed into St. John's in the Village) |
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814 Greenwich Street at Jane Street
• II/13 J.H. & C.S. Odell (1920) |
| Christ Church, Episcopal NE |
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Merged into St. Stephen's Church (1975)
Broadway at 71st Street (1890-1975)
► III/29 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4587 (1926)
► III/33 Ernest M. Skinner & Company, Op. 114 (1904)
► III/40 Henry Erben (1865) – moved from previous church
369 Fifth Avenue at 35th Street (1859-1890) – orig. Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
• I/9 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 238 (1888) – Chancel
► III/40 Henry Erben (1865) – Gallery
• unknown
7 West 18th Street at Fifth Avenue (1854-1859) – became St. Ann's Chapel for the Deaf
► II/18 Hall & Labagh (1848) – moved from previous building
79 Anthony Street near Worth Street (1823-1854)
Second building (1848-1854)
► II/18 Hall & Labagh (1848)
First building (1823-burned 1847)
► II/16 Henry Corrie (1823) – burned with church (1847)
49 Ann Street between William and Nassau (1793-1821) – became Christ R.C. Church
► II/16 John Geib (1801) |
| Christ and St. Stephen Episcopal Church |
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Christ Church merged into St. Stephen's Church (1975)
120 West 69th Street (since 1897) – orig. Church of the Transfiguration Chapel
► III/17 Schoenstein & Co., Op. 153 (2008)
► III/21 Randolph Gilberti (1971-73)
• II/12 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 175 (1885)
57½ West 46th Street (1873-1897) – orig. Church of the Advent
• George Jardine & Son (c.1866)
[No permanent church from 1866-1873]
Broome and Chrystie Streets (1805-1866)
• Henry Erben (1854)
• II/20 Ferris & Stuart (1844)
• William Redstone (1824) |
| Church of the Crucifixion, Episcopal |
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459 West 149th Street (since 1937)
Present building (since 1969):
► III/24 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 598 (1926) – moved from St. Thomas Chapel (c.1969)
First building (1937-burned 1963) – orig. Hamilton Grange Reformed Church
• unknown
41 West 140th Street (1920-1937)
• unknown |
| Epiphany, Church of the |
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1393 York Avenue & East 74th Street (since 1939)
► III/50 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company, Op. 1412 (1962)
257 Lexington Avenue at 47th Street (1893-1939) – orig. St. John the Baptist P.E. Church
► III/37 J.W. Steere & Son (1916)
• II/30 George Jardine & Son (1860)
261 Lexington Avenue at 35th Street (1881-1893) – orig. St. Alban's P.E. Church
• I/21s William A. Johnson, Op. 192 (1865)
130 Stanton Street (1834-1881)
• Henry Erben (1835) |
| Community of the Holy Spirit, Episcopal |
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621 West 113th Street
► II/7 Casavant Frères, Op. 3191 (1974) |
| Emmanuel Church, Episcopal |
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Merged with and moved to Grace Episcopal Church of Harlem (1894)
307 East 112th Street (1884-1894) – orig. Holy Trinity Mission
• unknown |
| First Reformed Episcopal Church |
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317 East 50th Street
Present building (since 1931)
► III/31 Schantz Organ Company, Op. 2054 (1993)
• II/ Allen Organ Company electronic (1965)
► III/27 Henry Pilcher's Sons, Op. 1525 (1931)
First building (1921-1930) – orig. Beekman Hill Methodist Episcopal Church
• William H. Davis & Son (1873)
551 Madison Avenue at 55th Street (1877-1920)
• III/41 George Jardine & Son (1877)
Madison Avenue at 47th Street (1874-1877) – orig. Church of the Resurrection?
• unknown |
| Free Protestant Episcopal Church |
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See Grace Chapel
• II/23 Ferris & Stuart (1861) – burned (1872) |
| Galilee Mission – Calvary Church NE |
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346 East 23rd Street at First Avenue
• unknown |
| Good Shepherd Chapel, Episcopal (Blackwell's Island) |
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543 Main Street, Roosevelt Island
► I/6 Frank Roosevelt, Op. 405 (1889) |
| Good Shepherd Church, Episcopal – orig. Chapel of the Church of the Incarnation |
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236 East 31st Street – renamed Church of the Good Shepherd (1963)
Present building (since 1904):
► III/23 George Jardine & Son (1894); alt. Mann & Trupiano (1984-96)
► II/35 Allen Organ Company electronic (1966)
► III/24 Hutchings-Votey (1905)
Earlier building (1860-1904): – renamed Church of the Reconciliation (1863); reverted later to Chapel of the Incarnation
• George Jardine & Son (<1890) |
| Grace Chapel – Grace Church, Episcopal |
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406 East 14th Street (1896-1943) – became Immaculate Conception Catholic Church (1945)
► III/40 C.S. Haskell (1907)
East 14th Street between 3rd & 4th Avenues (1876-1896)
• Henry Erben (1876)
East 14th Street (1861-burned 1872) – orig. named Chapel of the Redemption
• II/23 Levi U. Stuart (1861) – burned (1872)
Madison Avenue at East 28th Street (1850-1852) – reorg. as Ch. of the Incarnation and built own church; chapel reincarnated as Church of the Atonement
• Henry Erben (1850) |
| Grace Church, Episcopal |
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802 Broadway at 10th Street (since 1846):
► IV/94 Taylor & Boody, Op. 65 (under contract)
► III/88 Schlicker Organ Company (1961) – Double Organ
► IV/48 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 707 (1928) – Gallery
► IV/84 Ernest M. Skinner Company, Op. 201 (1912) – Chancel
► IV/89 Ernest M. Skinner & Co. (1902) – Gallery + two consoles
► III/54 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 36 (1876) – Chancel
► III/30 Henry Erben (1830) – Gallery
Chantry:
• II/8 Ernest M. Skinner Company, Op. 152 (1907); reb. of Roosevelt
► II/8 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 28 (1877)
Chamber Organ:
► I/5 Taylor & Boody, Op. 61 (2007)
Broadway south of Rector Street (1806-1846):
► III/30 Henry Erben (1830) – moved to new church (1846)
• John Geib & Son (1811) |
| Grace Church of Harlem, Episcopal |
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See Grace-Emmanuel Episcopal Church |
| Grace Emmanual Church, Episcopal (Harlem) |
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214 East 116th Street – orig. Grace Episcopal Church
Second building (1877-1888) – became Congregation Hand-in-Hand
• J.H. & C.S. Odell (c.1877)
First building (1864-1877)
• unknown |
| Heavenly Rest Chapel, Episcopal |
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116 East 47th Street (1894-1902) – orig. St. Alban's P.E. Church; then Church of the Epiphany
• I/21s William A. Johnson, Op. 192 (1865)
218 East 44th Street (1888-1894)
• unknown |
| Heavenly Rest, Episcopal Church of the |
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2 East 90th Street at Fifth Avenue (since 1929)
► V/138 Austin Organs Inc., Op. 1586; reb. James A. Konzelman (1995)
► IV/137 Austin Organs Inc., Op. 1586; reb. Austin (1961,1972)
► IV/75 Austin Organ Company, Op. 1586 (1929)
Chapel of the Beloved Disciple:
► II/14 Austin Organs Inc., Op. 1874; reb. Austin (1962)
► II/11 Austin Organ Company, Op. 1874 (1929)
551 Fifth Avenue at 45th Street (1868-1929)
► III/41 Austin Organ Company, Op. 60 (1901)
► II/30 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 93 (1870)
► I/9 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 74 (1868) – Chapel |
| Holy Apostles Church, Episcopal |
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296 Ninth Avenue at 28th Street
► III/38 J.J. van den Heuvel Orgelbouw (1994)
► IV/42 Casavant Frères, Op. 1446 (1931) – burned in 1991
► III/18 A.B. Felgemaker Organ Company, Op. 1247 (1917)
► III/36 George Jardine (1853) – moved from Church of the Annunciation (1895)
• II/ Levi U. Stuart (1867) – Chancel
• I/ Levi U. Stuart (1859) – moved from The Chapel of the Free Gospel (1866) – Chancel
• II/18 Hall & Labagh (1847) – Gallery |
| Holy Comforter Chapel, Episcopal NE |
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See Seamen's Church Institute |
| Holy Communion Episcopal Church (closed 1984) |
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47 West 20th Street at Sixth Avenue
► III/39 Schantz Organ Co., Op. 1200 (1972) – moved to St. Aiden's RC, Jersey City, NJ (1984)
► IV/36 Skinner Organ Company, Op.185-A (1928)
► IV/29 Ernest M. Skinner Company, Op.185 (1910)
• II/28 Frank Roosevelt, Op. 493 (1891)
► II/28 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 1 (1873)
• II/22 Hall & Labagh (1846) |
| Holy Cross Mission Chapel (German) (disbanded 1934) |
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location unknown (1875-1934)
• unknown |
| Holy Evangelists Episcopal Church (disbanded 1860) |
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Beekman Street (c.1846-1860) – orig. St. George Episcopal Church
• Henry Pilcher, Op. 1 (1852)
► III/37 Thomas Hall (1822) – moved to new St. George's Church (1867) |
| [1st] Holy Innocents Episcopal Church |
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41st Street near Fifth Avenue (?-?)
• unknown
46th Street near Fifth Avenue (?-?)
• unknown
42nd Street and Sixth Avenue (1866-?)
• unknown
128 West 37th Street at Broadway (?-1866) – became Holy Innocents R.C. Church
• II/20 George Jardine & Son (1858)
Broadway near 35th Street (1853-?)
• unknown |
| [2nd] Holy Innocents Episcopal Church |
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Merged with Church of the Nativity (1889)
153 West 136th Street (1884-1889) – became Church of the Holy Nativity
► I/3 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 58 (1881) – moved to Methodist Church, Rochester, N.Y. (1914?)
145th Street and Eighth Avenue (1875-1884)
• unknown |
| Holy Light Episcopal Church (1869-1871) – Church for the Blind |
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437 Seventh Avenue, betw. 33rd and 34th Streets – rented by St. Ignatius of Antioch (1871-1872)
• George Jardine & Son (1869) |
| Holy Martyrs Episcopal Church |
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39 Forsythe Street
• Henry Erben (1852) |
| Holy Nativity Episcopal Church NE |
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Merged with Church of the Redeemer (1897)
153 West 136th Street (1889-1897) – became Church of the Redeemer
• I/3 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 58 (1881) – See [2nd] Holy Innocents Episcopal Church |
| Holy Saviour Episcopal Chapel |
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East 25th Street near Madison Avenue
• Levi U. Stuart (<1880) |
| Holy Sepulchre Episcopal Church |
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See Church of the Resurrection |
| Holy Spirit Episcopal Church NE |
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775 Madison Avenue at 66th Street (1883-1890) – became All Souls Episcopal Church
► III/34 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 149 (1883) – moved to St. Patrick, Columbus, Oh. (1892)
123 East 57th Street (1878-1883) – orig. Church of the Advent
► II/18 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 161 (1878) |
| Holy Trinity Episcopal Church (Yorkville) |
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316 East 88th Street (since 1899):
► III/55 Rieger Orgelbau (1987) – Transept
► II/3 Schlicker Organ Co. (1981) – Chancel (inst. 2002; moved to St. John the Divine, 2011)
► II/7 Schlicker Organ Co. (1970) – moved from Carnegie Hall (c.1985)
► III/67 Rodgers Organ Co. electronic (1968)
► III/24 Ernest M. Skinner Co., Op. 215 (1913)
• III/ "Roosevelt" – probably old organ moved to new building
• I/ Frank Roosevelt, Op. 463 (1890) – Morning Chapel
Madison Avenue at 42nd Street (c.1864–1899):
Second building (1873-1899) – "Dr. Tyng's Church"
► III/43 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 5 (1873)
First building (c.1864-1873):
• Henry Erben (1867) |
| Holy Trinity Episcopal Church of Harlem (Inwood) |
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20 Cumming Street at Seaman Avenue (since 1935)
► II/6 Austin Organ Company, Op. 1591 (1928)
230 Lenox Avenue at 122nd Street (1888-1935) – now St. Martin's Episcopal Church
Merged with Ch. of the Holy Redeemer in 1927
► III/43 Hillgreen, Lane & Co., Op. 724 (1923) – burned 1925
► III/36 Hook & Hastings, Op. 1392 (1888)
Fifth Avenue at 125th Street (1870-1888) – sold to Temple Israel (1888); demolished (1903)
► II/22 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 179 (1880)
► III/31 Levi Stuart (1870) – burned late 1870s |
| Holyrood Episcopal Church |
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715 West 179th Street at Fort Washington Avenue (since 1914)
• electronic
► III/40 Midmer-Losh Organ Co. (1918) – reb. of III/ Erben (1874) from St. John's Chapel, Varrick St.
181st Street and Broadway (1895-1914)
• unknown |
| Incarnation Episcopal Church (orig. Chapel of the Intercession – Grace Church) |
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209 Madison Avenue at 35th Street (since 1865):
► III/53 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Co., rev. Schantz (1981); rev. Petty-Madden (2000, 2009)
► III/49 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Co., Op. 1289-A (1957)
► III/40 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Co., Op. 1289 (1954)
► IV/ Ernest M. Skinner Company, Op. 133 (1905) – console
► III/43 Farrand & Votey, Op. 831 (1897) – rebuild Roosevelt – Gallery
• III/32 Farrand & Votey, Op. 811 (1896) – Chancel
► III/43 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 115 (1883) – Gallery
• Henry Erben (1868) – Gallery
Madison Avenue at 28th Street (1850-1865):
• II/15 Henry Erben (1853) |
| Intercession Episcopal Church |
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550 West 155th Street at Broadway (since 1914)
► III/67 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company, Op. 768-A (1950) – orig. in St. Paul's Chapel; reb. & enl. by Schlicker Organ Company (1964)
► IV/67 Austin Organ Company, Op. 441 (1912)
158th Street and Broadway (1872-1914)
• Unknown builder (1899)
• J.H. & C.S. Odell (c.1872?) – burned 1899
154th Street and Tenth Avenue (1847-1872)
• Unknown builder |
| Little Church Around the Corner, Episcopal |
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See Church of the Transfiguration |
| Church of the Mediator, Episcopal |
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154 Lexington Avenue (since c.1869) – orig. Rose Hill Baptist; now First Moravian Church
• II/16 Henry Erben (1863) |
| Memorial Episcopal Church NE (Anthon Memorial) |
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See St. Mark Episcopal Chapel |
| Messiah, Episcopal Chapel of the NE |
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205 East 95th Street
• William H. Davis (c.1900) |
| Church of the Nativity, Episcopal |
| |
153 West 136th Street (1889-1889) – orig. Holy Innocents Church; became Ch. of the Redeemer
► I/3 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 58 (1881) – See [2nd] Holy Innocents Episcopal Church
70 Avenue C (1839-1889)
• unknown
Avenue D near 8th Street (1834-1839)
• unknown |
| Redeemer Episcopal Church NE |
| |
153 West 136th Street (1897-closed 1914)
• I/3 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 58 (1881) – See [2nd] Holy Innocents Episcopal Church
82nd Street near Fourth Avenue (1887-1897)
► I/9 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 259 (1888)
230 East 85th Street (1853-1887)
• I/10 Henry Erben (1853) |
| [1st] Resurrection Episcopal Church NE (dissolved 1880) |
| |
Madison Avenue at 47th Street (1868-1880) – used by First Reformed Episcopal Church?
• unknown
65 West 35th Street (1861-1868) – became Sixth Universalist Society
• Henry Erben (1858) |
| [2nd] Resurrection Episcopal Church |
| |
119 East 74th Street (since 1869) – orig. named Church of the Holy Sepulchre (1866-1902)
► III/40 Casavant Frères, Op. 665 (1916); reb. (2009) – orig. in SS. Peter & Paul, Lewiston, Me.
► III/52s Ahlborn-Galanti electronic (2003)
► III/36 McManis Organ Co., Op. 53 (1962) – removed (2009)
► IV/23 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 503 (1924)
► III/37 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 283 (1890) – moved from All Souls Episcopal Church (c.1905) |
| St. Agnes Chapel – Trinity Parish NE (demolished 1944) |
| |
West 92nd Street between 9th and 10th Avenues
► III/49 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 492 (1914)
► III/51 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 286 (1890)
► II/15 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 288 (1891) – Morning Chapel |
| St. Alban Protestant Episcopal Mission Chapel NE |
| |
116 East 47th Street at Lexington Avenue (c.1864-1881) – later Church of the Epiphany, then Heavenly Rest Mission Chapel
• I/21s William A. Johnson, Op. 192 (1865) |
| St. Ambrose Episcopal Church |
| |
9 West 130th Street, near Fifth Avenue (since 1936) – orig. Church of the Puritans (Presbyterian)
► III/27 Austin Organ Company, Op. 2355 (1961)
• IV/31 Cannarsa Organ Co. (1949)
• II/ M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 7148 (1946)
► II/24 George Jardine & Son (1875) – moved to St. Cecilia R.C. Church, Harlem
160 West 129th Street (c.1927-1936) – now Faith Mission Christian Fellowship
• unknown
125 West 130th Street (1925-c.1927) – now Beulah Baptist Church
• unknown |
| St. Ambrose Episcopal Mission Chapel NE |
| |
117 Thompson Street at Prince Street – orig. St. Thomas Chapel
• unknown |
| St. Andrew Episcopal Church (Harlem) |
| |
2067 Fifth Avenue at 127th Street (since 1889)
► III/30 Schantz Organ Company, Op. 637 (1964)
► III/21 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 1432 (1912)
► III/39 E. & G.G. Hook & Hastings, Op. 660 (1872) – moved (1889); sold to Nativity RC? (1912)
East 127th Street (Park & Lexington Aves.) (1830-1889)
Second building (1873-1889)
► III/39 E. & G.G. Hook & Hastings, Op. 660 (1872) – moved to new church (1889)
First building (1830-burned 1871)
• II/27 William A. Johnson, Op. 207 (1866) – burned with church (1871)
• Henry Erben (1830) |
| St. Ann Episcopal Church for the Deaf Mutes (disbanded 1949) |
| |
511 West 148th Street (1898-1949) – became Manhattan Holy Tabernacle
• none
7 West 18th Street near Fifth Avenue (1859-1898) – orig. Christ Church
► II/24 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op.130 (1873)
► II/17 Hall & Labagh (1848) – moved to Church of the Mediator, Brooklyn, as Odell Op. 136 (1874)
Washington Square (1852-1859) – New-York University Chapel
• Henry Crabb (1850s) |
| St. Augustine Episcopal Chapel – Trinity Parish |
| |
See St. Augustine Episcopal Church |
| St. Augustine Episcopal Church (became independent church in 1976) |
| |
290 Henry Street (since 1945) – orig. All Saints Free Episcopal Church
► II/17 Henry Erben (1830)
107 East Houston Street (1877-1945) – St. Augustine Episcopal Chapel – Trinity Parish
• Henry Erben (1877) |
| St. Barnabas Episcopal Mission Chapel NE |
| |
306 Mulberry Street
• unknown |
| St. Bartholomew Episcopal Church |
| |
325 Park Avenue at 51st Street (since 1918)
► V/225 Aeolian-Skinner Company, Op. 275-E/F (1970-71)
► V/160 Aeolian-Skinner Company, Op. 275-A (1937, 1952)
► –/24 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 832 (1930) – Celestial
► V/ Skinner Organ Company, Op. 651 (1927) – console
► IV/115 Ernest M. Skinner Company, Op. 275 (1917)
► III/15 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 2424 (1917)
Chapel:
► II/18 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company Inc., Op. 1417 (1961)
► II/14 Casavant Frères, Op. 1079 (1925)
Continuo:
► I/4 Wissinger Organs (1987)
Community House:
• unknown
343 Madison Avenue at 44th Street (1872-1918)
► IV/100 George S. Hutchings, Op. 402 (electric action combining of #328 and #329)
► IV/53 George S. Hutchings, Op. 328 (1894) – Chancel
► –/47 George S. Hutchings, Op. 329 (1894) – Gallery
► III/46 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 112 (1872) – Gallery
Lafayette Place at Great Jones Street (1835-1872)
• II/24 Henry Erben (1839)
209 East 42nd Street (1891-1920s)
Parish House and Clinic:
► II/12 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 1084 (1910) – Chapel
► II/18 George S. Hutchings, Op. 423 (1897) – Chapel in 1897 addition
► III/31 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 297 (1891) – Mission Room |
| St. Bartholomew's Swedish Mission |
| |
121 East 127th Street– now King's Chapel of the Apostolic Faith
• II/19 George S. Hutchings, Op. 417 (1898)
► I/5 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 82 (1884) |
| St. Chrysostom Chapel – Trinity Parish (1869-1924) |
| |
Seventh Avenue at 39th Street
• Henry Erben (1870) |
| St. Clement Episcopal Church |
| |
423 West 46th Street (since 1920) – orig. Faith Chapel of West Presbyterian Church
► II/5 Wicks Organ Company, Op. 2076 (1941)
108 Amity Street near Sixth Avenue (1831-1920)
• III/32 John Lowe (1814) – moved from St. John's Chapel and rebuilt by Henry Crabb (1852)
► II/13 Hall & Erben (1825) – rental instrument moved from St. Thomas Church (1831) |
| St. Cornelius the Centurion Chapel – Trinity Parish (Governors Island) (closed 1995) |
| |
Present building (since 1905)
• Rodgers Instruments electronic (1990s)
► II/6 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 8673 (1954)
• II/18 Hook & Hastings, Op. 2115 (1906)
First building (1847-1905)
• unknown |
| St. Cyprian Chapel |
| |
175 West 63rd Street
• unknown (1913) |
| St.-Esprit, Église Française du |
| |
109 East 60th Street (since 1941)
• II/ Wurlitzer amplified reed organ
229 East 61st Street (1934-1941) – orig. Sixty-first Street Methodist Episcopal
• III/37 George Jardine & Son (1875)
45 East 27th Street (1900-1926)
• unknown
30 West 22nd Street (1862-1900)
• Henry Erben (1863)
Church Street (1834-1862)
• II/21 Henry Erben (1840) – sold to Church of the Mediator (1863) (now First Moravian Ch.)
• Henry Erben (1834) – burned 1839
Franklin Street
• Hall & Erben (1824)
King's (now Pine) Street (1704)
• unknown
Petticoat Lane (now Marketfield Street) (1688-1704)
• unknown |
| St. Edward the Martyr Episcopal Church |
| |
14 East 109th Street
► II/27 James Palsgrove (1990s)
• II/15 Hook & Hastings, Op. 1616 (1894)
• Unknown Builder – Sunday school |
| St. George Episcopal Chapel |
| |
406 East 19th Street (1859-1882) – Chapel of Free Grace (became Christ Church Lutheran)
• I/ Ferris & Stuart (1857)
420 East 14th Street – German Mission
• Henry Erben (1863) |
| St. George Episcopal Church |
| |
209 East 16th Street at Stuyvesant Square (since 1846)
Rebuilt present building (since 1867)
► IV/96 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 9127 (1958)
► IV/135 Austin Organ Company, comprising:
• Op. 1549 (1928) – Gallery
• Op. 1530 (1928) – Chancel
► IV/77 Cole & Woodberry; reb. of Gallery and Chancel organs
► II/23 George Jardine & Son (1884) – Chancel
► IV/65 George Jardine & Son (1869) – Gallery
► III/37 Thomas Hall (1822) – moved from old St. George's Church (1867)
Chapel:
► I/3 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 75 (1880)
► III/19 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company Inc., Op. 1077 (1945)
• II/ Estey Organ Company, Op. 950 (1912)
Crypt:
• I/4 C. F. Durner (c.1859)
Present building (1846-burned 1865)
• III/45 Henry Erben (1856) – burned with church (1865)
Beekman Street (1749-1846) – became Holy Evangelists Protestant Episcopal Church
► III/37 Thomas Hall (1822)
• John Geib (1802) |
| St. George the Martyr, Church of NE |
| |
West 44th Street, near Fifth Avenue (1860-?)
• II/20 Hall & Labagh (1861)
Prince and Thompson Streets (c.1844-1860) – met at Emmanuel Church
• unknown |
| St. Ignatius of Antioch Episcopal Church |
| |
552 West End Avenue at 87th Street (since 1902)
► III/44 Casavant Frères, Op. 2892 (1966); reb. (2011)
► III/44 Casavant Frères, Op. 2892 (1966)
► I/7 Flentrop Orgelbouw (1960) – orig. for St. Mark's Epis, Pittsburgh; now in St. Thomas More R.C. Church, NYC
► II/9 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 777 (1929) – orig. in Otto Meyer residence, Scarsdale, N.Y.
• II/29 Hook & Hastings, Op. 1321 (1886) – moved from previous church (1902)
56 West 40th Street (1872-1902) – orig. St. Paul's Dutch Reformed Church
• II/29 Hook & Hastings, Op. 1321 (1886)
• I/ Ferris & Stuart (1862)
437 Seventh Avenue, betw. 33rd and 34th Streets (1871-1872) – orig. Holy Light P.E. Church
• George Jardine & Son (1869) |
| St. James Episcopal Church |
| |
865 Madison Avenue at 71st Street (since 1884)
► IV/78 Schoenstein & Co., Op. 157 (2009) – Chancel
► II/18 Schoenstein & Co., Op. 156 (2008) – Gallery
► III/102 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. R-169 (1985) – moved to First Baptist Church, Manhattan (2005)
► IV/106 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 8888 (1956)
► IV/57 Austin Organ Company, Op. 1237 (1924)
► IV/59s Hope-Jones Organ Co. (1907)
► Farrand & Votey, Op. 768 (1895); reb. Roosevelt organ – actually for Holy Trinity Mission Chapel
► III/32 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 151 (1885)
East 72nd Street at Third Avenue (1869-1884)
• George Jardine & Son (1869)
Hamilton Square (1810-1869)
• Henry Erben (c.1851)
• Henry Erben (1847) – rental |
| St. James the Less Protestant Episcopal Church |
| |
East 23rd Street, near Second Avenue
• II/23 Hall & Labagh (1860) |
| St. John Chapel – Trinity Parish NE (closed 1909; razed 1918) |
| |
46 Varick Street (1807-1909)
• III/28 Henry Erben (1874) – moved to Holyrood Church when chapel closed (c.1909)
► III/29 Thomas Robjohn (Firth & Hall) (1840)
• III/ John Lowe (1813) – given to St. Clement's Church, Manhattan (1845) |
| St. John the Baptist Protestant Episcopal Church NE |
| |
Consolidated with and renamed Church of the Epiphany (1893)
261 Lexington Avenue at 35th Street (1848-1893)
• II/30 George Jardine & Son (1860) |
| St. John the Evangelist Protestant Episcopal Church NE |
| |
Hammond Street, corner of Waverley Place
• II/22 George Jardine (1848) |
| St. John's in the Village, Episcopal |
| |
220 West 11th Street at Waverly Place – orig. St. John the Evangelist
Present building (since 1974)
► II/24 Rieger Orgelbau (1987)
First building (1856-burned 1971)
• II/35s M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 1541 (1913) – burned with church (1971)
• II/30 George Jardine & Son (1860) |
| St. Jude Episcopal Chapel (demolished c.1956) |
| |
19 West 99th Street (1921-c.1956)
► II/7 Estey Organ Company, Op. 2121 (1923) |
| St. Jude Protestant Free Church |
| |
Sixth Avenue, opposite Amity Street (1844-?)
• Levi U. Stuart |
| St. Luke Episcopal Church (Harlem) |
| |
435 West 141st Street at Convent Avenue (since 1892)
► IV/38 Austin Organ Company, Op. 284 (1912)
• unknown (c.1892)
485 Hudson Street near Barrow Street (1822-1889) – now St. Luke-in-the-Fields Episcopal
• II/ George Earle (1871)
• II/18 Henry Erben (1830); revoiced by L.U. Stuart (1859) |
| St. Luke-in-the-Fields Episcopal Church (Greenwich Village) |
| |
485 Hudson Street near Barrow Street (since 1889) – orig. St. Luke Protestant Episcopal Church
► II/34 Casavant Frères, Op. 3550 (1985)
► I/4 Casavant Frères, Op. 3376 (1981) – Continuo
► II/34 Casavant Frères, Op. 3412 (1979) – burned with church (1981)
► III/43 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 5762 (1930)
• II/ George Earle (1871)
• II/18 Henry Erben (1830); revoiced by L.U. Stuart (1859) |
| St. Luke Episcopal Mission Chapel (Harlem) |
| |
28 Edgecombe Avenue near 136th Street – now New Hope Seventh-day Adventist Church
► II/6 Hillgreen, Lane & Co. (1930) |
| St. Mark Episcopal Chapel (aka "Anthon Memorial") |
| |
See All Souls Episcopal Church |
| St. Mark's in-the-Bowery (Lower East Side) |
| |
131 East 10th Street corner Second Avenue
► III/37 Chester A. Raymond (1952)
► III/31 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 3755 (1924)
► III/36 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 247 (1888)
• III/30 Henry Erben (1854)
► II/18 Henry Erben (1846)
► I/ Hall & Erben (1824); enl. to 2 manuals in 1825 |
| St. Martin Episcopal Church (Harlem) |
| |
230 Malcolm X Boulevard (Lenox Avenue) at 122nd Street – orig. Holy Trinity Episcopal
► IV/46 Ernest M. Skinner & Son, Op. 653 (1940)
► III/39 Estey Organ Company, Op. 2765 (1928) – rebuild of Estey Organ Company, Op. 1690 (1919) |
| St. Mary Episcopal Church (Manhattanville, Harlem) |
| |
521 West 126th Street (orig. address was 101 Lawrence Street)
Present building (since 1909):
► II/22 McGregor/Scott-Walker (1965)
► II/10 M. P. Möller, Op. 4935 (1927)
► I/8 George Jardine & Son (<1891); moved & reb. by J.H. & C.S. Odell (c.1909)
First building (1826-1909):
► I/8 George Jardine & Son (<1891) |
| St. Mary the Virgin Episcopal Church (Times Square) |
| |
145 West 46th Street (since 1895):
► IV/93 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company Inc., Op. 891-A; rev. (1988-2002)
► IV/81 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company Inc., Op. 891-A (1942)
► IV/59 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company Inc., Op. 891 (1932)
► III/33 George Jardine & Son, Op. 1139 (1896)
► II/8 Martin Bohling, Op. 1 (1960s) – St. Joseph's Hall; moved to St. Mark's, Teaneck, NJ
► II/6 Casavant Frères, Op. 1498 (1934) – St. Joseph's Hall – orig. in P. Fancher Res., Clinton, N.Y.
• George Jardine & Son (c.1895) – St. Joseph's Hall
228 West 45th Street (1870-1895) – became Redeemer Lutheran; then Fifth Christian Scientist
► II/20 George Jardine & Son (1886) – moved to new church |
| [1st] St. Matthew Episcopal Church (Greenwich Village) |
| |
Christopher Street, between Hudson and Bleeker Streets (1842-dispersed 1856)
• unknown |
| [2nd] St. Matthew Episcopal Church (Upper West Side) |
| |
See St. Matthew and St. Timothy Episcopal Church |
| St. Matthew and St. Timothy Episcopal Church (Upper West Side) |
| |
26 West 84th Street – orig. St. Matthew; Merged with Zion and St. Timothy (1922)
Present building (since 1967):
► III/35 Austin Organs, Inc., Op. 2497 (1969)
Original building (1894-burned 1965):
► III/26 Ernest M. Skinner Company, Op. 554 (1925) – burned 1965
• unknown (c.1894) |
| St. Michael Episcopal Church (Upper West Side) |
| |
222 West 99th Street corner Amsterdam Avenue (since 1891)
► III/55 von Beckerath (1967) – Gallery
► I/8 von Beckerath (1965) – Chapel
► III/50 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 491 (1914)
► III/53 George Jardine & Son (1893) – rebuild of Knauff organ
99th Street corner Broadway (1807-1891)
• Henry Knauff |
| St. Paul Chapel – Trinity Parish (Financial District) |
| |
Broadway at Fulton Street
► II/33 Schlicker Organ Company (1964); reb. Andover (1981); refurb. Mann & Trupiano (2009)
► III/58 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company Inc., Op. 768-A (1950)
► III/41 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 768 (1929)
► III/31 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 92 (1870)
► III/25 George Pike England (1802) |
| St. Peter Episcopal Church (Chelsea) |
| |
346 West 20th Street
► II/16 Frank Roosevelt, Op. 515 (1892); elec. by Wilfrid Lavallée (1930)
► II/35? Henry Erben (1838 or 1843)
• II/22 Henry Erben – Chapel? – sold to General Theological Seminary (1843) |
| St. Philip Episcopal Church (Harlem) |
| |
208 West 134th Street (since 1911)
► III/36 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Co., Op. 1208 (1952); alt. (1982)
• III/ Hillgreen, Lane & Co., Op. 1480 (1943)
• III/ Reuben Midmer & Sons (c.1911)
161 West 25th Street (1886-1911) – orig. West Twenty-fifth Street Presbyterian
• unknown
305 Mulberry Street (1857-1886) – orig. Mulberry St. Methodist; later San Salvatore Epis. Mission
• Henry Erben (1838)
31 Centre Street (1818-1857)
Second building (1822-1857)
• unknown builder (1826)
First building (1818-burned 1822)
• unknown |
| St. Stephen Episcopal Church (Upper West Side) |
| |
See Christ and St. Stephen Episcopal Church |
| St. Thomas Episcopal Chapel – St. Thomas Church |
| |
See All Saints' Episcopal Church |
| St. Thomas Episcopal Church (Midtown) |
| |
3 West 53rd Street at Fifth Avenue (since 1870)
Present building (since 1913)
► IV/160 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Co. – rev. Mann & Trupiano (1980s)
► IV/157 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Co. – rev. G.F. Adams (1969)
► IV/172 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Co., Op. 205-A (1956)
► IV/87 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 7900 (1948) – reb. & enl.
► IV/ Ernest M. Skinner & Son (1945) – tonal revisions
► IV/77 Ernest M. Skinner Company, Op. 205 (1913)
Gallery:
► II/32 Taylor & Boody, Op. 27 (1996)
► IV/84 Gilbert F. Adams (1969)
Continuo:
► I/4 Taylor & Boody, Op. 39 (2001)
Choir Room:
► II/2+ Aeolian-Skinner Organ Co., Op. 1335 (1957, 1964)
Studio:
• Ernest M. Skinner & Son (1938) – reb. & elec. Johnson & Son organ
• Johnson & Son
Temporary building (1907-c.1913)
► II/17 Hutchings-Votey (1907)
First building (1870-burned 1905)
• IV/67 Hutchings-Votey (1904) (rebuild of Roosevelt) – burned with church in 1905
► IV/68 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 88 (1881-83)
► III/60 Hall, Labagh & Co. (1870)
Broadway and Houston Street (1826-1856)
Second (rebuilt) building (1851-1856)
► III/31 Hall & Labagh (1851) – sold to Steinway Hall
First building (1825-burned 1851)
• III/28 Henry Erben (1831) – burned with church in 1851
► II/13 Hall & Erben (1825) – rental instrument; moved to St. Clement's Episcopal in 1831 |
| St. Timothy Protestant Episcopal Church (Midtown West) |
| |
West 56th Street near Eighth Avenue (1867-1889) – burned 1889
Merged with Zion Episcopal and renamed Zion and St. Timothy's (1890)
► II/16 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 60 (1867)
310 West 54th Street (1853-1867) – later Amity Baptist Church
• Levi U. Stuart |
| San Salvatore Italian Mission Church (Chinatown/Little Italy) |
| |
359 Broome Street (1902-1957) – now Holy Trinity Ukrainian Orthodox Cathedral
• II/ Ernest M. Skinner & Co. (1902) – tubular-pneumatic
40 Broome Street (1897-1902) – temporary
• unknown if any
305 Mulberry Street (1886-razed 1897) – orig. Mulberry St. Methodist; then St. Philip Episcopal
• Henry Erben (1838) |
| Seamen's Church Institute (Lower Manhattan) |
| |
241 Water Street at Beekman Street (since 1991)
• unknown – St. Nicholas Chapel
15 State Street (1968-1991)
• unknown
25 South Street (1906-1968)
• II/8 Hall Organ Co. (1928) – Auditorium/Theater – moved to Immaculate Conception RC (1968)
• II/ Hall Organ Co. (c.1906) – Chapel
• unknown (reed organ?) – Small Chapel
341 West Houston Street (1888-1923) – known as Church of the Holy Comforter
• II/13 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 250 (1888)
Hudson River off Dey Street (1846-1856) – known as Floating Chapel of the Holy Comforter
• George Jardine & Son
Moored off Pike Street – known as Floating Church of Our Savior
Second building (1870-1910):
• I/4 George Jardine & Son (1869) – moved to All Saints Epis., Mariners' Harbor, Staten Island
First building (1844-burned 1866):
• George Jardine (<1869) |
| Swedish Mission of St. Bartholomew Episcopal Church |
| |
See St. Bartholomew's Swedish Mission |
| Transfiguration Episcopal Chapel |
| |
120 West 69th Street (1876-1897) – became St. Stephen Epis.; now Christ & St. Stephen Epis.
• II/12 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 175 (1885)
• unknown (c.1876) |
| Transfiguration Episcopal Church (aka "The Little Church Around the Corner") (Murray Hill) |
| |
1 East 29th Street
► III/48 C.B. Fisk, Op. 92 (1988) – Transept
► II/24 Van Zoeren-Steinkamp Organ Co. (1968) – Antiphonal [extant, not playable]
► III/48 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 6377 (1936)
► III/38 Austin Organ Company, Op. 1554 (1927)
► III/37 George S. Hutchings, Op. 364 (1895)
• II/ George Jardine & Son (1869)
• II/18 Henry Crabb (1852) |
| Trinity Episcopal Chapel – Trinity Parish (Chelsea) |
| |
20 West 25th Street (1851-1943) – became St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Cathdral (1943)
► III/44 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 548 (1922)
► III/39 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 107 (1871)
► III/33 Hall & Labagh (1853) |
| Trinity Church, Episcopal (aka "Old Trinity" and "Trinity Wall Street") (Financial District) |
| |
Broadway at Wall Street
Present building (since 1846)
► III/85 Marshall & Ogletree electronic, Op. 1 (2003)
► IV/161 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Co., Op. 408-D (1968); rev. (as of 2000) – removed (2002); donated to Johns Creek United Methodist, Atlanta, GA (2011)
► IV/153 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Co., Op. 408-D (1968)
► IV/120 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Co., Op. 408-A, 408-B and 408-C (1958)
► IV/73 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 408 (1923); rev. (1928)
• IV/54 Hook & Hastings, Op. 2363 (1915) – Chancel console
• IV/56 Hook & Hastings, Op. 2168 (1907) – Gallery
► III/26 Hook & Hastings, Op. 1923 (1901) – Chancel
► II/17 Hall & Labagh (1867) – Chancel
► III/31 Henry Erben (1846), rev. and enl. by Roosevelt (1885) and Odell (1889) to IV/37s
All Saints' Chapel:
► I/14 George Bozeman, Jr. & Co., Op. 28 (1984)
• II/9 Hook & Hastings, Op. 2303 (1912)
Second building (1790-razed 1839)
► III/19 Henry Holland (1791) – moved to German Reformed Church, Norfolk Street (c.1839)
First building (1698-burned 1776):
► III/25 John Snetzler (1764) – burned (1776)
• III/26 John Klemm (1741) |
| Zion Episcopal Church (Murray Hill) |
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See Zion & St. Timothy Episcopal Church |
| Zion & St. Timothy Episcopal Church (Midtown West) |
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Merged with and moved to St. Matthew's Episcopal (1922)
382 West 57th Street (1892–burned 1921)
► III/28 Frank Roosevelt, Op. 505 (1891)
Merged with St. Timothy Episcopal (1890) – renamed Zion & St. Timothy Episcopal
245 Madison Avenue at 38th Street (1853-1890) – became South Dutch Reformed Church
Merged with Church of the Atonement (1880)
► II/17 Frank Roosevelt, Op. 401 (1888)
• II/ Levi U. Stuart (1863) – in new chancel chamber; reb. 1880
• II/20 Thomas Hall (1821) – moved from old church (1853) installed in gallery
25 Mott Street (1801-1853)
Second building (c.1815-1853) – sold to R.C. Church of the Transfiguration
• II/20 Thomas Hall (1819) – cost $1,500 – moved to new church
First building (1802-burned 1815): – orig. Zion Lutheran Church
• William Smith |
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| Ethical Culture |
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| New York Society for Ethical Culture |
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2 West 64th Street at Central Park West
• Rodgers Instruments electronic (c. 2003)
► III/41 Wicks Organ Company, Op. 3844 (1957) – removed (2003)
► III/22 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 6291 (1935)
• IV/15 Hope-Jones Organ Co./Wurlitzer Organ Co. (1910) |
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| Evangelical (Evangelical Association, Evangelical Church) |
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| Dingeldein Memorial (aka New York Evangelical Mission) NE |
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East 77th Street near Avenue A (1884-closed 1920) – now First Russian Baptist Church
• unknown
East 77th Street near Third Avenue (1882-1884)
• unknown |
| First Evangelical Church NE |
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424 West 55th Street (1910-closed >1928) – orig. Second Evangelical Church
► II/6 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4710 (1926)
214 West 35th Street (c.1886-1910)
• unknown
West 24th Street (1860-c.1886)
• unknown
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| German Evangelical Mission NE |
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Hudson Street near Spring Street (1870-closed 1884)
• unknown |
| Grace Chapel NE |
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East 22nd Street near First Avenue (1878-closed 1882)
• unknown |
| Harlem Evangelical Mission NE |
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West 120th Street (1883-closed 1885)
• unknown |
| [1st] St. Paul Evangelical Church NE |
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West 34th Street near Ninth Avenue (1882-closed 1885)
• unknown |
| [2nd] St. Paul Evangelical Church NE |
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East 112th Street near Lexington Avenue (1888-closed 1900)
• unknown |
| Second Evangelical Church NE |
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424 West 55th Street near Tenth Avenue (1900-1904) – became First Evangelical Church
• unknown
West 53rd Street near Ninth Avenue (1882-1900)
• unknown |
| Zion Evangelical Church NE |
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West 140th Street near Seventh Avenue (1897-closed or Mergedc.1912)
• unknown |
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| Greek Orthodox |
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| Greek Orthodox Cathedral of the Holy Trinity |
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343 East 74th Street (since 1932)
► III/57s Rodgers Instruments electronic
359 West 24th Street (1927-1932) [temp. at St. Eleftherios Greek Orthodox Church]
• unknown if any
East 72nd Street at Third Avenue (18??-burned 1927) – orig. St. James Episcopal Church
• George Jardine & Son (1869)
342 West 53rd Street (1892-??)
• uknown if any |
| Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church (Evangelismos) |
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302 West 91st Street at West End Avenue (since 1954) – orig. Fourth Presbyterian Church
► III/37 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 563 (1927)
310 West 54th Street (c.1917-1937) – orig. Amity Baptist Church
• II/23reg Austin Organ Company, Op. 254 (1910) |
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| Hungarian Reformed |
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| First Hungarian Reformed Church |
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344 East 69th Street (since 1916)
► II/9 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4140 (1925)
121 East 7th Street (1895-1916) – now St. Mary's American Greek Orthodox Church
• unknown |
| First Magyar Church of Harlem |
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233 East 116th Street
• II/ Estey Organ Company, Op. 345 (1906) – moved from East Harlem Presbyterian |
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| Interdenominational |
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| The Riverside Church (affiliated with American Baptist and United Church of Christ) |
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Riverside Drive at 122nd Street (since 1930)
► V/203 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company Inc., Op. 1118 (1948, 1953-54,1964), rev.
► IV/119 Hook & Hastings, Op. 2540 (1927)
Christ Chapel:
► III/38 Austin Organs Inc., Op. 2343 (1959-60)
► III/31 Hook & Hastings, Op. 2541 (1927)
Chapel of the Cross:
► II/8 Austin Organs Inc., Op. 2327 (1959)
593 Park Avenue at 64th Street (1922-1930) – known as Park Avenue Baptist Church
► IV/57 Hook & Hastings, Op. 2455 (1922)
8 West 46th Street at Fifth Avenue (1866-1922) – known as Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
• III/54 George S. Hutchings, Op. 422 (1897)
• III/29 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 109 (1882)
• Henry Erben (1865)
60 Norfolk Street (1850-1865) – known as Norfolk Street Baptist Church
• II/ Davis & Ferris (1849) |
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| Jewish |
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| Adath Jeshuran, Temple NE – Merged with Anshe Chesed (1874) |
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12-16 Eldridge Street
• J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 51 (1866) |
| Ahawath Chesed, Congregation |
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See Central Synagogue |
| Ansche Chesed, Congregation (Conservative, founded 1870s) |
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251 West 100th Street at West End Avenue (since 1927)
► III/49 Aeolian Company, Op. 1144 (1910, 1914) – moved from F.W. Woolworth Res. (c.1955)
1883 Seventh Avenue at West 114th Street (1909-1927) – now Mount Neboh Baptist Church
► III/25 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 444 (1908)
160 East 112th Street (c.1877-1909) – now Christ Apostolic Church of U.S.A.
• unknown, if any |
| Anshe Chesed, Congregation (Reform, founded 1840s) |
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See Congregation Beth-El |
| Beth-El, Congregation (Reform) NE (razed 1946) |
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Merged into Congregation Emanu-El (1927)
945 Fifth Avenue at 76th Street (1891-1927)
► IV/90 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 3585 (1924)
► III/46 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 290 (1890)
Lexington Avenue and 63rd Street (1874-1891) – renamed Beth-El (1875)
► II/32 George Jardine & Son (c.1875)
172 Norfolk Street (1850-1874) – named Anshe Chesed; now Angel Orensanz Foundation
► II/26 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 68 (1868) – reb. Odell (1883) & moved to a summer camp |
| Beth Hamedrash Hagodol (Anshe Ungarn), Congregation |
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242 East 7th Street
• J.H. & C.S. Odell |
| B'nai Jeshurun, Congregation (Independent) |
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257 West 88th near Broadway (since 1918)
• II/11 Austin Organ Company, Op. 1623 (1928) – Auditorium
• III/46 Austin Organ Company, Op. 1244 (1925) – Sanctuary
746 Madison Avenue at 65th Street (1885-1918)
• II/25 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 68 (1868) – moved from earlier building
West 34th Street and Sixth Avenue (1865-1885)
• II/25 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 68 (1868)
Greene Street (1851-1865)
• unknown, if any
119 Elm Street (1827-1851) – orig. First Colored Presbyterian Church
• unknown, if any |
| Central Synagogue (Reform) |
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652 Lexington Avenue (since 1872):
► IV/63 Casavant Frères, Op. 3813 (2002) – Gallery
► II/11 Casavant Frères, Op. 3812 (2001) – Bimah
► III/25 Geo. Kilgen & Son, Op. 5905 (1937) – burned (1998)
► III/45 George Jardine & Son (1872)
Ludlow Street (1846-1872) – known as Congregation Ahawath Chesed
• unknown |
| Community Synagogue (Orthodox) |
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325 East 6th Street (since 1940) – orig. St. Mark Lutheran Church
• II/ Müller & Abel, Op. 1 (1893) |
| Emanu-El, Congregation (Reform) |
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1 East 65th Street at Fifth Avenue (since 1929)
► IV/135 Sebastian Glück, Op. 7 (2002)
► IV/119 Austin Organs Inc. (1956); new Austin console (1985)
► IV/108 Casavant Frères, Op. 1322 (1929)
Fifth Avenue at 43rd Street (1868-1929)
► IV/71 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 386 (1901)
► IV/83 Hall, Labagh (1868)
120 East 12th Street (1854-1868) – orig. Twelfth Street Baptist; later St. Ann's Catholic Church
► Henry Erben (1858)
• Henry Erben (1848)
56 Chrystie Street (1848-1854) – orig. Chrystie Street Methodist Church
• unknown
Beth-El Chapel – 1 East 65th Street
► III/35 Sebastian Glück (1997)
Lowenstein Memorial Auditorium – 1 East 65th Street
► III/35 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 9718; rev. Sebastian Glück (2007)
► III/35 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 9718 (1962)
Greenwald Hall – Fifth Avenue at 65th Street
• II/7 Wilfred Lavalée – removed 1990s |
| Hand-in-Hand, Congregation |
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See Temple Israel |
| Hebrew Tabernacle (Reform) |
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551 Fort Washington Avenue at 185th Street (since 1973) – orig. Fourth Ch. of Christ, Scientist
• unknown electronic
► III/16 Henry Pilcher's Sons,Op. 1536 (1932)
609 West 161st Street near Fort Washington Avenue (1927-1973)
► III/16 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4691 (1926)
220 West 130th Street (1906-1927)
• II/26s M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 1067 (1908) |
| Temple Israel (Reform) |
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112 East 75th Street (since 1967)
• unknown
1157 Lexington Avenue (1962-1967) – (temp. at All Souls Unitarian Church)
► III/37 Austin Organs Inc., Op. 1707 (1932)
210 West 91st Street (1922-1962) – now Young Israel of West Side
► III/38 Austin Organ Company, Op. 1069 (1922)
Central Park West at 96th Street (1920-1922) – (temp. at Second Presbyterian Church)
► III/40 George Jardine & Son (1894)
201 Lenox Avenue at 120th Street (1907-1920) – now Mount Olivet Baptist Church
► III/30 Estey Organ Company, Op. 438 (1907)
211 West 129th Street at Seventh Avenue (c.1905-1907) – (temp. at Calvary Methodist Church)
► III/32 George Jardine & Son (1877)
Fifth Avenue at 125th Street (1888-c.1905) – orig. Holy Trinity Episcopal of Harlem
► II/22 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 179 (1880)
214 East 116th Street (1876-1888) – orig. Grace-Emmanuel Episcopal Church
• J.H. & C.S. Odell (c.1877)
124th Street and Third Avenue (1874-1876)
• unknown
216 East 125th Street (1870-187) – known as Congregation Hand-in-Hand
• unknown |
| Temple Israel of Washington Heights NE |
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560-566 West 185th Street (1926-1931) – now Schottenstein Center of Yeshiva University
► III/22 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4660 (1926)
181st Street and St. Nicholas Avenue (1915-1926)
• unknown |
| Mount Neboh Synagogue NE (razed 1984) |
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130 West 79th Street (1930-1978) – orig. Unity Synagogue; later Crossroads SDA (1978-81)
► III/47 Austin Organ Company, Op. 1577 (1928)
562 West 150th Street (1917-1930) – now City Tabernacle of Seventh-day Adventists
► II/19 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 505 (1916) |
| Mount Zion Synagogue |
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Merged with Congregation Peni-El to form Unity Synagogue (c.1926)
37 West 119th Street – orig. First Reformed Presbyterian; became Emanuel A.M.E. Church (1926)
• unknown builder – repaired (1909) and tuned (1923) by J.H. & C.S. Odell |
| Norfolk Street Synagogue |
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172 Norfolk Street – orig. Anshe Chesed; now Angel Orensanz Center for the Arts
See Congregation Beth-El |
| Park Avenue Synagogue (Conservative) |
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50 East 87th Street at Madison Avenue (since 1927)
• IV/ Allen Organ Company electronic
► IV/36 Casavant Frères, Op. 1179 (1926)
115 East 86th Street (1882-1927)
• unknown |
| Riverside Synagogue NE |
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310 West 103rd Street (1922-c.1963)
► II/6 "Style Sch 25" Wurlitzer, Op. 1072 (1925) |
| Rodeph Sholom, Congregation (Reform) |
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7 West 83rd Street (since 1930)
► II/39s Rodgers Instruments electronic (1979)
► III/48 Casavant Frères, Op. 1334 (1929) – moved to First Baptist Church, Avondale Estates, Ga.
Lexington Avenue at 63rd Street (1891-1930) – orig. Congregation Anshe Chesed
► II/32 George Jardine & Son (c.1875)
8 Clinton Street (1853-1891)
• unknown |
| Shaar Hashomayim, Congregation |
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Rivington Street
• Reuben Midmer & Sons (1874) |
| Shaaray Tefila, Congregation (Reform) |
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250 East 79th Street at Second Avenue (since 1959) – orig. Trans-Lux Theatre
► II/20 Austin Organs Inc., Op. 1829 (1937) – moved from old synagogue (1959)
160 West 82nd Street (1894-1959) – known as West End Syng.; now St. Volodymyr Ukr. Orth.
► II/20 Austin Organs Inc., Op. 1829 (1937)
► II/26 George Jardine & Son (c.1894)
– burned with interior (1937)
127 West 44th Street (1869-1894)
• II/40 George Jardine & Son (1881)
112 Wooster Street (1847-1862)
• unknown, if any |
| Sixth Street Synagogue (Orthodox) |
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See Community Synagogue |
| Tifereth Israel, Congregation |
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242 East 14th Street (orig. Labor Temple, then Crossroads Presbyterian)
• III/33 Austin Organ Company, Op. 1743 (1930) |
| Unity Synagogue |
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See Mount Neboh Synagogue |
| West End Synagogue |
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See Congregation Shaaray Tefila |
| West Side Institutional Synagogue |
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120 West 76th Street (since 1937) – orig. St. Andrew Methodist Episcopal Church
• IV/38 Welte Organ Company (1927)
• III/44 Hook & Hastings, Op. 1441 (1890) |
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| Lutheran |
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| Advent Lutheran Church (Upper West Side) |
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2504 Broadway at 93rd Street (since 1901) – shared with Broadway United Church of Christ
► II/16 Casavant Frères, Op. 3166 (1972) – from Southwestern Adventist College, Keene, TX (1988)
► II/31 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 377 (1907); reb. Odell (1962) – removed (2000) |
| All Nations, Church for (Midtown West) |
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417 West 57th Street (since 1995) – orig. Catholic Apostolic Church
• unknown pipe organ
• George Jardine & Son (c.1887) |
| Atonement Lutheran Church (Harlem) |
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Merged with Our Saviour Lutheran to form Our Saviour's Atonement Lutheran Church (1929)
116 Edgecombe Avenue at 140th Street (1898-1927) – now Mt. Calvary United Methodist Church
► II/20 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 396 (1903) – see Mt. Calvary United Methodist Church |
| Bethany Lutheran Church (Washington Heights) |
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163rd Street, East of Third Avenue
• II/27s M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 5103 (1928) |
| Bethlehem Lutheran Church NE (Upper East Side) |
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237 East 62nd Street – became Our Lady of Peace R.C. Church
► I/9 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 259 (1888) – see Our Lady of Peace R.C. Church |
| Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church (Washington Heights) |
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Merged with Trinity Lutheran Church at 168 West 100th Street
542 West 153rd Street
Second building (1921-1980s?) – now part of New York Foundling Hospital
• III/19 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 678 (1927) – removed and sold for parts (1986)
First building (1898-1921) – named Washington Heights German Evangelical Lutheran
• unknown |
| Christ Lutheran Church (Union Square) |
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123 East 15th Street (since 2007) – Seafarers and International House
► I/7 Noack Organ Company, Op. 38 (1967) – Nordgren Chapel
355 East 19th Street (1948-2007)
► II/9 Sebastian Glück, Op. 6 (1995)
► II/8 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 347 (1897), rev. Gilbert Adams – moved from old church (1948)
406 East 19th Street (1882-1948)
► II/8 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 347 (1897)
► I/4 Ferris & Stuart (1857) – acquired by Anthony Meloni |
| Emanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church (Swedish?) (Hell's Kitchen) |
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West 56th Street and Tenth Avenue
• 2/13s M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 1631 (1913)
• Hillgreen, Lane & Co., Op. 209 (1907) |
| Epiphany Evangelical Lutheran Church (moved to The Bronx) |
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302 East 206th Street, The Bronx (since 1928)
► II/10 A. Gottfried & Co. (1929)
70-74 East 128th Street, near Fourth Avenue (1900-1927)
• unknown |
| Bethany Lutheran Church (Mott Haven) |
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see Grace and St. Paul's Lutheran Church |
| Forty-fifth Street Lutheran Church |
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address unknown
• II/28 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 175 (c.1895) |
| German Evangelical Lutheran Church of Yorkville (Yorkville) |
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339 East 84th Street (1888-1892) – now Zion-St. Mark Lutheran Church
• II/15 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 340 (1886) |
| Good Samaritan Lutheran Church NE (Roosevelt Island) |
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Roosevelt Island
► II/6 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 5504 (1929) |
| Grace Lutheran Church (Upper West Side) |
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See Grace and St. Paul's Lutheran Church |
| Grace & St. Paul's Lutheran Church (Upper West Side) |
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Merged with St. Paul's Lutheran of Harlem; renamed Grace & St. Paul's Lutheran (1944)
123 West 71st Street (since 1890) – orig. St. Andrew's Methodist Episcopal Chapel
► II/9 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 556 (1924)
• II/13 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 221 (1885) – moved to St Joseph's RC, Keyport, N.J. (1925)
West 50th Street and Ninth Avenue (1886-1890)
• unknown |
| Gustavus Adolphus Lutheran Church (Gramercy) |
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155 East 22nd Street
Present building (since 1889):
► III/33 Berkshire Organ Company, Op. 104 (1979); rev. American Classic Organ Company
► I/4 J. H. Jørgensen (1970s) – Chapel
• William W. Laws Company
• unknown (c.1889)
First building (1866-1889)
• unknown |
| Holy Trinity Lutheran Church (Upper West Side) |
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3 West 65th Street at Central Park West (since 1902)
► II/20 Paul Fritts & Company, Op. 16 (1994) – moved from Bethany Lutheran, Tulsa, Ok. (2011)
► I/3 Vladimir Sobatka (2007) – Positiv
► III/67 Robert M. Turner Organs (1976) – removed (2011)
► I/3 Robert M. Turner Organs (1974) – Portativ
► III/43 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company, Op. 785-B (1962)
► III/30 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company, Op. 785-A (1951)
► III/30 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 785 (1929)
► III/29 Ernest M. Skinner & Co., Op. 113 (1903)
47 West 21st Street near Sixth Avenue (1868-1902) – orig. St. Paul's Reformed Church
• I/12 William H. Davis (or Ferris & Stuart, 1862) |
| Holy Trinity Slovak Lutheran Church (Stuyvesant Town) |
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332 East 20th Street (since 1911):
Present building (since 1964):
► II/13 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 10042 (1965)
First building (1911-1964) – orig. Colgate Memorial Baptist Church
• II/ Midmer-Losh Organ Company (1926)
• unknown
288 East 10th Street (until 1911):
• unknown |
| [1st] Immanuel German Evangelical Lutheran Church (Yorkville) |
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122 East 88th Street at Lexington Avenue (since 1886)
► III/55 John Randolph (1989)
► III/33 Wicks Organ Company, Op. 3370 (1953)
► III/34 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 330 (1895)
► II/17 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 340 (1886) – moved to St. Peter's Lutheran, Brooklyn (c.1930)
163 East 87th Street (1880-1886)
• unknown
87th Street near Third Avenue (1867-1879)
• unknown
87th Street near Fourth Avenue (1863-1867)
• unknown |
| [2nd] Immanuel German Evangelical Lutheran Church (Yorkville) |
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211 East 83rd Street (c.1870-1912) – rejoined First Immanuel Lutheran Church in 1912
Second building (1893-1912) – now St. Elizabeth of Hungary R.C.
• L. C. Harrison (c.1893)
First building (c.1870-1893)
• unknown |
| Messiah Lutheran Church (Inwood) |
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Merged with and renamed St. Matthew Lutheran (1954)
202 Sherman Avenue, near West 207th Street (1927-1954)
• II/3 Wicks Organ Company, Op. 1646 (1937) |
| Mount Zion Lutheran Church (Harlem) |
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421 West 145th Street at Convent Avenue (since 1944) – orig. Hamilton Grange Reformed
► II/9 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 526 (1925) – removed |
| Ninth Avenue German Lutheran Church (Hell's Kitchen) |
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782 Ninth Avenue at 52nd Street
• Henry Erben (1877) |
| Norwegian Seamen's Church (Midtown) |
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317 East 52nd Street (since 1989)
• III/ Rodgers Instruments electronic
49th Street and 2nd Avenue (1983- 1989) – moved from Brooklyn (1983)
• unknown, if any
33 First Place at Clinton Street, Brooklyn(1928-1983):
► III/18 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 5991 (1931)
• II/ Midmer-Losh Organ Company (1926)
111 Pioneer Street, Brooklyn (1878-1928):
• II/ Estey Organ Company, Op. 307 (1905) |
| Our Saviour Lutheran Church (Washington Heights) |
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Merged with Atonement Lutheran to form Our Saviour's Atonement Lutheran (1929)
580 West 187th Street (now Holy Cross Armenian Apostolic Church)
• II/ Estey Organ Company, Op. 1358 (1915)
525 West 179th Street
• II/ Estey Organ Company, Op. 972 (1912) |
| Our Saviour's Atonement Lutheran Church (Washington Heights) |
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178 Bennett Avenue at 189th Street (since 1929)
► III/33 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 9370 (1960); reb. Austin (1982) – moved from Interchurch Center (2007)
► II/5 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 5623 (1929) |
| Redeemer Lutheran Chapel NE (Hell's Kitchen) |
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422 West 44th Street, near 9th Avenue (c.1904-?)
• II/19 Richard M. Ferris?
228 West 45th Street (1892-1904) – orig. St. Mary the Virgin; later Fifth Church of Christ, Scientist
• unknown |
| St. James [English] Lutheran Church NE (Upper East Side) |
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902 Madison Avenue at 73rd Street (1890-1938) – Merged with Holy Trinity Lutheran (1938)
• George Jardine & Son (1889)
216 East 15th Street (1856-1890) – became German Masonic Temple; now Friends Seminary
• II/27 Hall & Labagh (1857)
Mulberry Street near Grand Street (1846-1856)
• George Jardine (1837)
Broadway near Grand Street (1845-1846)
• unknown
Canal Street (1843-1845)
• unknown |
| St. John Lutheran Church NE (East Harlem) |
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217 East 119th Street (1873-1954) – now Iglesia Luterana Sion et al
• II/ Eifert & Stoehr (1911) |
| St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church (Greenwich Village) |
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81 Christopher Street (since 1858)
► II/22 Austin Organ Company, Op. 2342 (1961)
► III/29 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 6867 (1940); reb. of Hillgreen, Lane
► III/29 Hillgreen, Lane & Co. (1905)
► II/21 unknown German builder (c.1856); enl. 1866
Previous building (location unknown):
• Henry Erben (1848) |
| St. Luke Lutheran Church (Theatre District) |
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308 West 46th Street (since 1923)
► II/23 E. F. Walcker, Op. 5859 (1990)
► III/22 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 3508 (1923)
233 West 42nd Street (1875-1923) – orig. 42nd Street Presbyterian Church
• II/30 George Jardine & Son (1857)
318 West 43rd Street (1863-1875)
• unknown
Ninth Avenue and West 35th Street (1850-1863)
• unknown |
| St. Mark Lutheran Church (Lower East Side) |
| |
Merged into Zion Lutheran Church (1940)
325 East Sixth Street (1848-1940) – became Sixth Street Community Synagogue (1940)
• II/ Müller & Abel, Op. 1 (1893)
• II/22 Richard M. Ferris (1846) |
| St. Matthew [German] Evangelical Lutheran Church (Inwood) |
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178 Bennett Avenue at 189th Street (since 2006) – "The Cornerstone Center" of Our Saviour's Atonement Lutheran Church
• none
202 Sherman Avenue near 207th Street (1945-2006)
Second building (1956-2006)
• II/10 Schlicker Organ Company (1956)
First building (1945-1956) – orig. Messiah Lutheran Mission
• II/3 Wicks Organ Company, Op. 1646 (1937)
421 West 145th Street at Convent Avenue (1906-1944) – now Mount Zion Lutheran Church
• II/9 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 526 (1925) – burned? (1942)
354 Broome Street at Elizabeth Street (1868-1913) – orig. First Baptist Church
• II/25 Moritz Baumgarten (1869)
Walker Street at Courtland Alley (1826-1868)
• unknown
Frankfort and Williams Streets (1784-1826) – Merged with Christ Church; renamed St. Matthew
• Hall & Erben (1824)
Broadway (1676-1776) – known as Trinity Lutheran
• John Geib? |
| St. Paul German-American Lutheran Church (Upper West Side) |
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Merged with Grace Lutheran Church (1944)
123 West 71st Street (1933-1944) – met at Grace Lutheran Church
► II/9 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 556 (1924)
147 West 123rd Street (1898-1933) – now Greater Metropolitan Baptist Church
► II/35 Müller & Abel, Op. 23 (1897) |
| St. Paul German Evangelical Lutheran Church (Chelsea) |
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315 West 22nd Street (since 1898)
► II/29 George Jardine & Son, Op. 1246 (1897); reb. Konzelman (1994)
► II/6 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4752 (1927) – Sunday School?
220 Sixth Avenue at 15th Street (1842-1898)
Second building (1861-1898)
• Ferris & Stuart (c.1861)
• II/ J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 4 (1860)
First building (1842-1860)
• II/24 Ferris & Stuart (1849) |
| St. Peter Lutheran Church (Midtown) |
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619 Lexington Avenue at 54th Street (since 1903):
Present building (since 1977)
► II/43 Klais Orgelbau (1977)
► I/6 Klais Orgelbau (2001) – Chapel
First building (1903-c.1970)
► III/17 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 7626 (1948)
• II/5 Welte Organ Co. (ca.1912) – Sunday School room
► III/32 Eifert & Stoehr (1905)
474 Lexington Avenue at 45th Street (c.1871-1903):
• George Jardine & Son (1872) |
| Svenska Kyrkan – Swedish Seamen's Church (Midtown) |
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5 East 48th Street near Fifth Avenue (since 1978)
► II/17 Walter Thür (1986)
6 Water Street (1927-1978)
• unknown
5 Water Street (1873-1927)
• unknown |
| Sion Iglesia Luterana (Zion Lutheran Church) (East Harlem) |
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217 East 119th Street (since c.1954) – orig. St. John Lutheran Church of Harlem
• II/ Eifert & Stoehr (1911) |
| Sixth Avenue Lutheran Church |
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See St. Paul's German Evangelical Lutheran Church |
| Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Church |
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359 East 62nd Street (until 1971) – became WBAI radio studio
• Hillgreen, Lane & Co., Op. 207 (1907) – this may be for Gustavus Adolphus Evang. Lutheran |
| Swedish Seamen's Church |
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See Svenska Kyrkan |
| Transfiguration Lutheran Church (Harlem) |
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74 West 126th Street
• unknown |
| Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church (Upper West Side) |
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168 West 100th Street (between Amsterdam and Columbus Avenues)
Present building (since 1908)
► III/32 Hutchings Organ Company, Op. 1650 (1909)
First building (1889-1908)
• Woodberry & Harris (1889) |
| Trinity German Evangelical Lutheran Church |
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See Ninth Avenue Lutheran Church |
| Trinity Lower East Side Lutheran Parish (Lower East Side) |
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602 East 9th Street at Avenue B
Present building (since 1993)
• I/5 John M. Crum (1984)
Original building (1863-1993) – built in 1847 as Ninth Street-Dry Dock Methodist Mission
► I/12 Hall & Labagh (1884)
• unknown organ from Dresden, Germany (c.1840) |
| True Light Lutheran Church (Financial District) |
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195 Worth Street
• unknown |
| Washington Heights German Evangelical Lutheran Church |
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See Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church (Washington Heights) |
| Zion Lutheran Church (Yorkville) |
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See Zion-St. Mark Lutheran Church |
| Zion–St. Mark Lutheran Church (Yorkville) |
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339 East 84th Street (since 1892) – orig. German Evangelical Church of Yorkville
Merged with St. Mark's Lutheran (1940)
► II/17 Fenton Organ Company (1912); reb. James A. Konzelman
• II/15 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 340 (1886) |
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| Methodist (including A.M.E., A.M.E. Zion, Methodist Episcopal, United and Wesleyan) |
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| Alanson Street Methodist Episcopal Church (Lower East Side) |
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52 Norfolk Street, near Grand Street
• II/18 Ferris & Stuart (1846) |
| Allen Street Methodist Episcopal Church (Lower East Side) |
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126 Allen Street
• Henry Erben (1867) |
| All Nations United Methodist Church (East Village) (closed) |
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Merged with Metropolitan-Duane and Washington Square to form The Church of the Village (2005)
48 St. Mark's Place (1975-2005) – orig. First German Methodist Episcopal Church
• unknown
• I/ Hall (c.19--)
Houston Street at Second Avenue (1922-1975)
► II/6 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 3571 (1923) |
| Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church (Greenwich Village) NE (demolished 1895) |
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Merged into Washington Square Methodist Episcopal Church (1893)
84 Washington Square East (1876-1893) – orig. Washington Square Reformed Dutch Church
► III/26 Richard M. Ferris (1853) – moved to Ocean Grove (N.J.) Auditorium (1895) |
| Bedford Street Methodist Episcopal Church NE |
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Merged with Metropolitan-Duane United Methodist in 1913
Bedford and Morton Streets (1805-1913)
• unknown |
| Beekman Hill Methodist Episcopal Church (Murray Hill) |
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Merged into East 61st Street Methodist Episcopal Church (1921)
317 East 50th Street (1862-1921) – sold to First Reformed Episcopal Church (1921)
• William H. Davis & Son (1873) – Church (built 1873)
• unknown (1862) – Sabbath School Hall (built 1862) |
| Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church (Harlem) |
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See First African Methodist Episcopal Church: Bethel |
| Beulah Wesleyan Methodist Church (Harlem) |
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221 West 136th Street (since 1918)
• Estey Organ Company
33 West 133rd Street (1914-1918)
• unknown |
| Broadway Temple United Methodist Church (Washington Heights) |
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4111 Broadway at 173rd Street (present sanctuary since 1952)
► III/35 Austin Organs Inc., Op. 1762 (1931) – orig. in W.P. Conway residence in Green Village, NJ; rebuilt and moved by Austin in 1952
► IV/63 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 804 (1929) – not built
Fort Washington Avenue at 178th Street (1907-1923) – Chelsea Methodist Episcopal Church
• unknown
331 West 30th Street at Ninth Avenue (1849-1907)
• William H. Davis (1890) |
| Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church (Harlem) |
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relocated to 1885 University Avenue (Bronx) in 1923
See Calvary United Methodist Church in the Bronx listings
211 West 129th Street at Seventh Avenue (1877-1923) – now Salem United Methodist Church
► III/32 George Jardine & Son (1877) |
| Central Methodist Episcopal Church NE |
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See The Church of the Village |
| Chelsea Methodist Episcopal Church NE |
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See Broadway Temple United Methodist Church |
| Chinese United Methodist Church |
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69 Madison Street (since 1966) – orig. Five Points Methodist Mission
• unknown |
| Christ Church, United Methodist (Upper East Side) |
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520 Park Avenue at 60th Street (since 1933)
► IV/76 Casavant Frères, Op. 2588 (1960); rev. 1997
• III/ Skinner Organ Company, Op. 293-C (1933) – reb. of J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 201 (1883)
► IV/86 W.W. Kimball Co. (1932) – not installed
Madison Avenue at East 60th Street (1883-1933) – known as Madison Avenue M.E. Church
► III/34 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 201 (1883) – moved to new church (1933) |
| The Church of the Village (Greenwich Village) |
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Merger of All Nations, Metropolitan-Duane and Washington Square United Methodist (2005)
201 West 13th Street at Seventh Avenue (since 1932) – orig. Metropolitan Methodist Temple
► III/29 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 880 (1932); rev. John Klauder (1994)
► III/28 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 880 (1932)
50 Seventh Avenue between 13th and 14th Streets (1856-1928) – orig. Central M. E. Church
• II/ Estey Organ Company, Op. 611 (1908) – burned with church (1928)
• II/24 Ferris & Stuart (1860) |
| Church on the Hill African Methodist Zion Church (Washington Heights) |
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975 St. Nicholas Avenue (since 1949) – orig. Republican Club
• unknown |
| Cornell Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church (Upper East Side) NE |
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East 76th Street near Second Avenue
• George Jardine & Son |
| Duane Street Methodist Episcopal Church (Downtown) NE |
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Merged with Metropolitan Methodist Temple (1939)
294 Hudson Street (1864-1939)
• II/ Midmer-Losh Organ Company (1924) – rebuild of previous organ
Duane Street between Hudson and Greenwich Streets (1797-1862)
• unknown |
| Eighteenth Street Methodist Episcopal Church (Greenwich Village) NE |
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305 West 18th Street at Eighth Avenue (1828-1945)
Merged into Metropolitan-Duane Methodist Church (1945)
► II/16 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 103 (1871)
• George Jardine & Son (pre-1869) |
| Eleventh Street Methodist Episcopal Chapel |
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543 East 11th Street (1841-c.1941) – now Father's Heart Church
• unknown |
| Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church (Harlem) |
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37 West 119th Street (since 1926) – orig. First Reformed Presbyterian Church
► II/10 Wicks Organ Company, Op. 1385 (1935)
148 West 62nd Street (before 1926)
• unknown |
| Fifth Methodist Episcopal Church (Upper East Side) NE |
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Lexington Avenue corner 52nd Street (1861-1887) – sold to Lexington Avenue M.E. Church
• unknown |
| First African Methodist Episcopal Church: Bethel (Harlem) |
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52 West 132nd Street (since 1912)
► III/22 Casavant Frères, Op. 1516 (1935)
• II/33 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 2835 (1920)
239 West 25th Street (1894-1912) – orig. First Free-Will Baptist Church
• II/23s George Jardine & Son (1894)
2nd Street between Avenues B & C (c.1826-1862)
• unknown
Mott Street (1819-c.1826)
• unknown |
| First German Methodist Episcopal Church (East Village) (disbanded 1975) |
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48 St. Mark's Place (1900-1975) – became United Methodist Church of All Nations
• I/ Hall (c.19--)
252 Second Street (1841-1900)
• unknown |
| First Spanish United Methodist Church |
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163 East 111th Street at Lexington Avenue
• unknown |
| Five Points Methodist Episcopal Mission (Bowery) NE |
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61 Park Street or "Paradise Square" – intersection of Cross, Orange and Anthony Streets
• George Jardine & Son |
| Forsyth Street Methodist Episcopal Church (Lower East Side) NE |
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10 Forsyth Street, near Division Street
• II/18 Ferris & Stuart (1859) |
| Forty-third Street Methodist Episcopal Church (Hell's Kitchen) NE |
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Merged with St. John M.E. Church to form Union Methodist Episcopal Church (1895)
West 43rd Street near Eighth Avenue (c.1850-1895)
• J.H. & C.S. Odell |
| Forty-fourth Street Methodist Episcopal Church (Hell's Kitchen) NE |
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461 West 44th Street, near 10th Avenue (aka Janes M.E. Church, West Side M.E. Church)
► II/19 Richard Ferris (c.1863) |
| Free Tabernacle (Tenderloin) |
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See Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church |
| Grace United Methodist Church (Upper West Side) |
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125 West 104th Street
Present building (since 1992)
• unknown
Third building (1895-burned 1983)
► III/37 Jesse Woodberry & Co. (1895) – burned with church in 1983
Second building (1890-burned 1983) – Chapel
• unknown
First building (1870-1890) – Chapel
• unknown |
| Greater Bethel A.M.E. Church (Harlem) |
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32 West 123rd Street – orig. Harlem Library
• unknown |
| Greater Hood Memorial A.M.E. Church (Harlem) |
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160 West 146th Street (since 1951)
• unknown
229 Lenox Avenue (1937-1951) – renamed Greater Hood Memorial A.M.E. Zion
• unknown
60 W. 138th Street (1911-1937) – renamed Rush Memorial A.M.E. Zion; now Union Congregational
• unknown
336 East 117th Street (1843-1911) – known as Little Zion A.M.E. Church
• unknown |
| Hedding Methodist Episcopal Church (Gramercy) NE (disbanded 1918) |
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337 East 17th Street (1854-1918)
► II/17 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 8 (1861)
• II/30 George Jardine (1837) – orig. in First Presbyterian, Jersey City; moved (1850)
• II/14 Carhart & Needham |
| Janes Methodist Episcopal Church |
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See Forty-fourth Street Methodist Episcopal Church |
| Japanese American United Methodist Church (Chelsea) |
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255 Seventh Avenue near 24th Street
• unknown |
| Jefferson Park Methodist Episcopal Church (East Harlem) |
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407 East 114th Street (1906-1977) – now Holy Tabernacle Church (Pentecostal)
• II/ "Special" Wurlitzer, Op. 1298 (1926) |
| John Street United Methodist Church (Financial District) |
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44 John Street
Third building (since 1841):
► II/20 Ernest M. Skinner & Son (1946) – orig. for unknown residence?
► II/9 Reuben Midmer & Sons (>1888)
Second building (1818-1841):
• unknown
First building (1768-1817):
• unknown |
| Korean United Methodist Church & Institute (Morningside Heights) |
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633 West 115th Street
• unknown |
| Lexington Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church |
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See Lexington United Methodist Church |
| Lexington United Methodist Church (Upper East Side) |
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150 East 62nd Street (since 1938)
• II/ Allen Organ Company electronic (c.1981)
• unknown pipe organ (c.1938)
Lexington Avenue corner 52nd Street (1887-1938) – known as Lexington Avenue M.E. Church
built as Fifth Methodist Episcopal Church (1861)
• unknown |
| Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church (Upper East Side) |
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See Christ Church, United Methodist |
| Madison Avenue United Methodist Church (Harlem) |
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1723 Madison Avenue at 112th Street
• II/ J.H. & C.S. Odell |
| Metropolitan Community United Methodist Church (Harlem) |
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1975 Madison Avenue at 126th Street (since 1942) – orig. St. James M.E. Church
► III/32 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 7750 (1949), reb. by Möller, Op. R-1209 (1991)
► III/38 George Jardine & Son (1871) |
| Metropolitan-Duane United Methodist Church |
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See The Church of the Village |
| Metropolitan Koryo United Methodist Church |
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150 East 62nd Street
• unknown |
| Metropolitan Methodist Temple |
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See The Church of the Village |
| Mother A.M.E. Zion Church (Harlem) |
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140 West 137th Street (since 1925)
► IV/55 Wicks Organ Company, Op. 5565 (1976)
► III/31 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4206 (1925)
151 West 136th Street (1914-1925) – orig. Holy Innocents Protestant Episcopal Church
• I/3 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 58 (1880) – moved to Methodist Church, Rochester, N.Y.
• II/20 George Jardine & Son (1858)
127 West 89th Street (1904-1914) – later Battery Swedish M. E. Church; then Endicott Theatre
• II/16 William H. Davis (1904)
Bleecker and West 10th Streets (1864-1904) – orig. Greenwich Reformed Dutch Church
• II/22 Davis & Ferris (1846)
Church and Leonard Streets (1800-1864)
• unknown, if any |
| Mount Calvary United Methodist Church (Harlem) |
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116 Edgecombe Avenue at 140th Street (since c.1922) – orig. Atonement Lutheran Church
► II/20 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 615 (1956) – rebuild of 1903 organ
► II/11 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 3582 (1923) – Sunday-school hall?
► II/20 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 396 (1903) |
| Mulberry Street Methodist Church |
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See St. Paul and St. Andrew United Methodist Church |
| Park Avenue United Methodist Church (Yorkville) |
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106 East 86th Street near Park Avenue (since 1926)
► III/42 Schantz Organ Company, Op. 1022 (1971); rev. Sebastian Glück (2010)
► III/41 Schantz Organ Company, Op. 1022 (1971)
► III/25 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 587 (1926)
1031 Park Avenue at 86th Street (1885-1926)
• II/25 Hook & Hastings, Op. 1151 (1883) |
| Rose Hill Methodist Episcopal Church (Murray Hill) |
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27th Street between 2nd and 3rd Avenues
• Hall & Labagh (1872) |
| St. Andrew Methodist Episcopal Church (Upper West Side) |
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120 West 76th Street (1889-1937) – now West Side Institutional Synagogue
Merged and moved to St. Paul's (1937)
• IV/38 Welte Organ Company (1927)
• III/44 Hook & Hastings, Op. 1441 (1890)
123 West 71st Street (1881-1889)
• II/13 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 221 (1885) – moved to St Joseph's RC, Keyport, N.J. (1925) |
| St. James Methodist Episcopal Church (East Harlem) |
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1975 Madison Avenue at 126th Street – now Metropolitan Community United Methodist
Second building (1871-1942)
► III/33 George Jardine & Son (1871) – See Metropolitan Community United Methodist Church
First building (1833-1870)
• William H. Davis (1866) |
| St. John Methodist Episcopal Church (Hell's Kitchen) NE |
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Merged with Forty-third Street M.E. Church to form Union Methodist Episcopal Church (1895)
231 West 53rd Street (1870-1895) – became St. Mark Methodist Episcopal Church
► II/22 George Jardine & Son (c.1870) |
| St. Luke Methodist Episcopal Church (Hell's Kitchen) NE |
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108 West 41st Street (1872-1899) – orig. Cong'l Church; became Shuberts' Comedy Theatre
• George Jardine & Son (pre-1891) |
| St. Mark United Methodist Church (Harlem) |
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55 Edgecombe Avenue at West 137th Street (since 1926)
► IV/55 Casavant Frères, Op. 1159 (1925)
231 West 53rd Street (1895-1926) – orig. St. John Methodist Episcopal Church
► II/22 George Jardine & Son (c.1870); rev. 1913
139 West 48th Street (1889-1895) – orig. All Souls' Church
• unknown
65 West 35th Street (1873-1889) – orig. Church of the Resurrection
• unknown |
| St. Paul and St. Andrew United Methodist Church (Upper West Side) |
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263 West 86th Street at West End Avenue (since 1897) – orig. St. Paul's M.E. Church
► III/42 William W. Laws (1938)
► III/35 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 333 (1895)
Fourth Avenue and 22nd Street (1857-1893) – renamed St. Paul's M.E.Church
• IV/43 George Jardine & Son (1872)
• III/37 George Jardine & Son (1858)
305 Mulberry Street at Bleecker Street (1834-1857) – known as Mulberry Street M.E. Church
• Henry Erben (1843) |
| Salem United Methodist Church (Harlem) |
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2190 Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. Blvd. at 129th Street (since 1923) – orig. Calvary M. E. Church
► IV/26 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. R-442 (1952) – rebuild of Op. 5796 (1931) from Waldorf=Astoria Hotel
► III/32 George Jardine & Son (1877)
102 West 133rd Street (1908-1923)
► I/9 George Jardine & Son – moved from Thirty-seventh Street Methodist Episcopal Church |
| Second German Methodist Episcopal Church (Hell's Kitchen) |
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350 West 40th Street at Ninth Avenue (1858-closed after 1940)
• I/6 Hinners & Albertsen (1898)
West 43rd Street near Tenth Avenue (1846-1858)
• unknown |
| Seventeenth Street Methodist Episcopal Church (Gramercy) |
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See Hedding Methodist Episcopal Church |
| Seventh Street Methodist Episcopal Church (Lower East Side) |
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Merged into Hedding Methodist Episcopal Church (1911)
24 East 7th Street near Third Avenue (1789-1911) – became St. George Ukrainian Catholic Church
• unknown |
| Sixty-first Street Methodist Episcopal Church (Upper East Side) |
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Merged with Madison Avenue M.E. to become Christ Church, M.E. (1933)
229 East 61st Street
• III/37 George Jardine & Son (1875) |
| Swedish Methodist Episcopal Church |
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See Lexington United Methodist Church |
| Sullivan Street Methodist Episcopal Church |
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See Washington Square United Methodist Church |
| Thirty-seventh Street Methodist Episcopal Church (Murray Hill) NE (disbanded 1911) |
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225 East 37th Street (1859-1911)
► I/9 George Jardine & Son (1859?) – moved to Salem Methodist Episcopal Church (c.1911) |
| Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church (aka Free Tabernacle) |
| |
248 West 34th Street, near Eighth Avenue (1856-closed 1880) – became First United Presbyterian
► III/32 George Jardine & Son (1856) |
| Union Methodist Episcopal Church (Hell's Kitchen) NE (disbanded c.1948) |
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Formed by merger of Forty-third Street and St. John Methodist Episcopal Churches (1895)
229 West 48th Street, west of Broadway – site of All Souls Protestant Episcopal Church
► II/21 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 328 (1894) |
| Vestry Street Methodist Church (Lower Manhattan) |
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Address unknown
• Henry Erben (1842) |
| Washington Heights Methodist Episcopal Church (Inwood) |
| |
153d Street and Amsterdam Avenue
Merged with Broadway Temple (1942)
• unknown |
| Washington Square United Methodist Church (Greenwich Village) (closed) |
| |
Merged with All Nations and Metropolitan-Duane United Methodist churches (2005)
135 West Fourth Street (1860-2005)
► II/29 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 378 (1901)
• II/19 Ferris & Stuart (1861)
149 Sullivan Street (1842-1860) – named Sullivan Street M.E.; sold to St. Anthony of Padua RC
• George Jardine (1842) |
| Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Church (Harlem) |
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505 West 155th Street (1912-?)
► II/29 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 479A (1912) – moved from Broadway Baptist Church (1922)
225 East 13th Street (c.1833-1912)
• unknown |
| West Harlem Methodist Episcopal Church |
| |
Also known as Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
See Salem United Methodist Church |
| West Side Methodist Episcopal Church |
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See Forty-fourth Street Methodist Episcopal Church |
|
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| Miscellaneous |
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| Bowery Tabernacle Church |
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65 East Houston Street at Elizabeth Street
► II/4 "Style C3" Wurlitzer, Op. 2193 (1936) |
| Catholic Apostolic Church (Protestant, not Roman Catholic) |
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417 West 57th Street (1887-1995) – became Lutheran Church for All Nations (1995)
• George Jardine & Son (1887)
126 West 16th Street (1867-1887) – became Église Évangélique Française (1886)
• unknown |
| Greater Refuge Temple (Church of Our Lord Jesus Christ of the Apostolic Faith) |
| |
2081 Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. Boulevard (since 1945)
• unknown
56 East 131st Street (1919-1945) – orig. Harlem Casino, then Loew's Seventh Avenue Theatre
• II/9 Wicks Organ Company, Op. 1559 (1937) |
| Mariners' Church NE (est. by New York Port Society) |
| |
Catherine and Madison Streets (1854-1910) – orig. Fourth Free Presbyterian Church
• unknown
73 Roosevelt Street (1820-1854)
• unknown |
| People's Tabernacle NE |
| |
52 East 102nd Street (1898-1945) – became First Spanish Evangelical Church (razed 1951)
► II/9 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 518 (1918) |
| Salvation Army Greater New York Division (orig. National Headquarters) |
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120 West 14th Street – Centennial Memorial Temple
► IV/37 Estey Organ Company, Op. 2892 (1930) |
| Soldiers' Mission Chapel |
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Governors Island
• unknown builder (c.1847) |
|
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| Moravian (Unity of the Brethren) |
| |
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| Christ Church, Moravian |
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See First Moravian Church |
| First Moravian Church |
| |
154 Lexington Avenue (since 1869) (orig. Rose Hill Baptist; then Church of the Mediator)
► II/18 Thomas H. Wood (1902); reb. of 1840 Henry Erben organ
• II//21 Henry Erben (1840) – moved from Eglise du St. Esprit (1863)
Home in Twenty-ninth Street (1863-1866)
• unknown
Mott and Houston Streets (1845-1863) – known as Christ Church
• Hall & Erben (1835) – moved from old church
106 Fulton Street – known as Christ Church
Second building (1829-1845)
• Hall & Erben (September 1835)
• Hall & Erben (1835) – burned (August 1835)
• Henry Erben (1824) – moved from old church
First building (1752-1829)
• Henry Erben (1824)
• John Geib (1815)
• unknown (<1755) – sold for $100 to Moravian Church in Staten Island (1815) |
| Fourth Moravian Church NE |
| |
Merged with Third Moravian Church to form United Moravian Church
470 West 143rd Street
► I/4 Geo. Kilgen (c.1855)
124 West 136th Street (1908-?)
• unknown |
| German Moravian Church NE |
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Orchard Street near Stanton Street (1859-closed 1862)
• unknown |
| Second Moravian Church |
| |
Wilkins Avenue at Jennings Street, Bronx (since 1906) – See Tremont Terrace Moravian
► II/4 Geo. Kilgen & Son, Op. 4415 (1929); alt.
636 East 6th Street near Avenue C (1872-1906)
• George Ryder |
| Third Moravian Church NE |
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Merged with Fourth Moravian Church to form United Moravian Church
410 West 45th Street (orig. 4th German Mission Dutch Ref.; now Crossroads Seventh-day Adv.)
• unknown
224 West 63rd Street(1901-?)
• unknown |
| United Christian Brethren Church |
| |
Third Avenue, near Lewis
• unknown |
| United Moravian Church |
| |
200 East 127th Street (since 1977)
• unknown
2100 Lexington Avenue (until 1977) – merger of Third and Fourth Moravian churches
• unknown |
|
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| Nazarene |
| |
|
| Lambs Church of the Nazarene |
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130 West 44th Street (since 1975) – orig. The Lambs Club
• unknown |
|
| |
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| Non-Denominational |
| |
|
| Charlton Street Memorial Church |
| |
Merged into Bethlehem Memorial Presbyterian Chapel (1931)
34-40 Charlton Street (1911-1931) – became Elisabeth Irwin High School (1941)
► II/11 Eifert & Stoehr (1912) |
| Crenshaw Christian Center East |
| |
Central Park West at 96th Street (since 2003) – orig. First Church of Christ, Scientist
► IV/68 Hutchings-Votey, Op. 483; rev. Hook & Hastings (1930)
► IV/66 Hutchings-Votey, Op. 483 (1903) |
| "Deems Memorial" Church of the Strangers NE |
| |
309 West 57th Street
Second building (1928-1944) – became Ninth Church of Christ, Scientist; now Le Bar Bat
• unknown
First building (1898-1928) – orig. Sixth Universalist, then Central Congregational Church
► III/26 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 1569 (1913) – possibly moved to new building (1928)
• II/ Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 6 (1873) – moved to Carnegie Lyceum as M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 1706 (1913)
299 Mercer Street at Waverly Place (1870-1898) – orig. Mercer Street Presbyterian Church
► II/18 Henry Erben (1839) – moved to St. Paul Lutheran, The Bronx (1923 or 1925) |
| Olivet Memorial Church (disbanded 1942) |
| |
59 East Second Street – now Protection of the Holy Virgin Russian Orthodox Cathedral
• II/16 Aeolian-Votey, Op. 1663 (1928) |
| St. Paul's Community Church |
| |
256 West 145th Street (since 1952) – orig. Odeon 145th Street Theatre
► III/33 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. R-549 (1955) – orig. Mecca Temple Möller, Op. 3963 (1926) |
| The United Church – The Palace Cathedral |
| |
175th Street and Broadway (since 1969) – orig. Loew's 175th Street Theatre
► IV/23 Robert-Morton Organ Co. (1930) |
|
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| Pentecostal |
| |
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| Ebenezer Gospel Tabernacle (Harlem) |
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221 Malcolm X Boulevard at 121st Street (since 1942) – orig. Lenox Avenue Unitarian Church
► II/12 Reuben Midmer & Sons
• II/10 Frank Roosevelt, Op. 508 (1891) |
| Holy Tabernacle Church (Harlem) |
| |
407 East 114th Street (since c.1977) – orig. Jefferson Park Methodist Episcopal Church
• II/ "Special" Wurlitzer, Op. 1298 (1926) |
| New Covenant Holiness Church (Washington Heights) |
| |
512 West 157th Street – orig. Day Star Baptist Church
► II/9 Estey Organ Company, Op. 1166 (1913) |
|
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| Presbyterian |
| |
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| Adams-Parkhurst Memorial Presbyterian Church NE (razed 1965) |
| |
Merged into Church of the Covenant (1965)
207 East 30th Street (1875-1965)
► II/15 Levi U. Stuart (c.1875) |
| Allen Street Presbyterian Church NE |
| |
126 Forsyth Street (1890-?) – became Cong. Poel Zedek Anshe Ileya; now Seventh-day Adventist
• unknown
Allen Street, near Grand Street (1823-1887)
• I/11 George Jardine & Son (1856)
Madison Street, near Catharine Street (1817-1823)
• unknown if any |
| Bethlehem Memorial Presbyterian Church |
| |
Merged into Charlton Street Memorial Church in 1931
196 Bleecker Street (1890-1931) – now Little Red School House & Elisabeth Irwin HS
• unknown |
| Bleecker Street Presbyterian Church |
| |
See Broadway Presbyterian Church |
| The Brick Church |
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Park Avenue at 91st Street (since 1940)
► IV/118 Casavant Frères, Op. 3837 (2005)
► IV/110 Austin Organs, Op. 2400; rev. Shultz (1996)
► IV/106 Austin Organs, Op. 2400 (1963, 1986)
► IV/92 Ernest M. Skinner & Son Co. (1940) – from Fifth Avenue building
Chapel:
► II/26 Guilbault-Thérien (1996)
► II/30 Weiss & Turney (c.196-)
► II/12 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 8568 (1953)
1010 Park Avenue at 85th Street (1937-1940) – formerly Park Avenue Presbyterian Church
► III/47 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 300 (1886); reb. Austin (1911)
Fifth Avenue at 37th Street (1858-1937)
► IV/87 Ernest M. Skinner Co., Op. 280 (1917) – moved to new church (1940)
► III/50 George S. Hutchings, Op. 428 (1898) – moved by EMS to Trinity Epis, Oshkosh, WI (1917)
► II/32 Richard M. Ferris (1858); reb. Wm. J. Stuart (ca. 1866); moved to rear H.L. Roosevelt (1883)
• Unknown builder (1872) – Lecture Room
Beekman and Nassau Streets (1767-1858) – known as New or Second Church
• none |
| Broadway Presbyterian Church |
| |
Broadway at 114th Street (since 1912)
► III/36 Austin Organs Inc., Op. 2513 (1969)
► IV/35 Austin Organ Company, Op. 399 (1912)
286 Fourth Avenue at 22nd Street (1855-1912) – known as Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church
► II/27 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 265 (1889)
► II/23 Richard M. Ferris (1856)
65 Bleecker Street (1826-1855) – known as Bleecker Street Presbyterian Church
• unknown |
| Broome Street Tabernacle NE (demolished 1958) |
| |
395 Broome Street, corner of Centre Market Place
• George Jardine & Son (c.1884) |
| Canal Street Presbyterian Church NE (dissolved 1894) – orig. named Orange Street or Irish Presb. |
| |
17 Greene Street, near Canal Street (?-closed 1894)
• George Jardine & Son (1870)
Orange (now Baxter) Street near Grand Street (1808-?) – Irish Pres.; ren. Orange St. (1822)
• unknown |
| Carmine Street Presbyterian Church NE |
| |
See West Presbyterian Church |
| Central Presbyterian Church |
| |
593 Park Avenue at 64th Street (since 1930) – orig. Park Avenue Baptist Church
► IV/79 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 8000 (1950)
► IV/69 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company Inc., Op. 1027 (1941) – 18 new ranks to H&H organ
► IV/57 Hook & Hastings, Op. 2455 (1922)
Madison Avenue at East 57th Street (1915-1930) – orig. Madison Avenue Reformed Church
• III/30s Austin Organ Company, Op. 53 (1901) – moved to South Presbyterian, Dobbs Ferry, N.Y.
220 West 57th Street (1876-1915) – moved from old church (1915)
• III/30s Austin Organ Company, Op. 53 (1901)
Broome Street between Elin and Marion Streets (1822-1876) – later Broome St. Cong'l?
► II/18 E. & G.G. Hook, Op. 185 (1855) |
| Charles Street Scotch United Presbyterian Church NE |
| |
39 & 41 Charles Street (1844-1913)
► II/7 Hillgreen, Lane & Co., Op. 71 (1903)
Sixth Avenue at West 3rd Street (1842-1844) – known as Third Associate Church
• unknown
Thompson and Prince Streets (1836-1842) – orig. Second Associate Congregational Church
• unknown |
| Chelsea Presbyterian Church NE (closed 1956) |
| |
Merged into Greenwich Presbyterian Church (1956)
214 West 23rd Street (1927-1946) – first skyscraper church in NYC
• unknown
210 West 23rd Street (1854-1927) – known as [West] Twenty-third Street Presbyterian Church
• II/ Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 44 (c.1880)
• II/30 George Jardine & Son (1861)
• II/ Ferris & Stuart (1853)
353 West 22nd Street (1834-1854) – known as Eighth Avenue Presbyterian Church
• II/24 George Jardine (1843) |
| Christ Presbyterian Church NE |
| |
336 West 36th Street (1905-?) – became Postgraduate Center of Mental Health
► II/10 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 5531 (1929)
► II/10 George S. Hutchings (c.1905)
228 West 35th Street (1867-1905) – known as Brick Church West Side Mission Chapel
• unknown |
| Church of the Covenant |
| |
310 East 42nd Street (since 1871)
► II/16 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 6763 (1939)
• II/17 George S. Hutchings, Op. 170 (1887)
28 Fourth Avenue at 35th Street (1865-1894)
• III/ Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 111 (1882)
► II/33 Levi U. Stuart (1866) |
| Church of the Crossroads |
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242 East 14th Street – orig. Labor Temple
► III/26 Austin Organ Company, Op. 1743 (1930) – see Labor Temple |
| Church of the Master |
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360 West 122nd Street at Morningside Avenue (since 1938) – orig. Morningside Presbyterian
• II/ Estey Organ Company, Op. 466 (1907)
• unknown (c.1893) |
| Church of the Puritans |
| |
15 West 130th Street, near Fifth Avenue (1875-disbanded 1936) – now St. Ambrose Episcopal
► II/24 George Jardine & Son (1875) – moved to St. Cecilia Catholic Church, Harlem |
| Church of the Redeemer (German) NE |
| |
237 East 62nd Street – became Our Lady of Peace R.C. Church
► I/9 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 259 (1888) – see Our Lady of Peace R.C. Church |
| East Harlem Presbyterian Church NE |
| |
1720 Madison Avenue
• II/ Estey Organ Company, Op. 346 (1906) – later moved to First Magyar Church |
| Église Évangélique Française (French Evangelical Church) |
| |
126 West 16th Street (since 1886) – orig. Catholic Apostolic Church
• II/ Geo. Kilgen & Son, Op. 4521 (1930)
• George Jardine & Son (<1891) |
| Eighth Avenue Presbyterian Church |
| |
See Chelsea Presbyterian Church |
| Eighty-fourth Street Presbyterian Church NE |
| |
See West-Park Presbyterian Church |
| Eighty-sixth Street Presbyterian Church NE |
| |
See First Union Presbyterian Church |
| Eleventh Presbyterian Church |
| |
East 55th Street at Third Avenue
See Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church |
| Emmanuel Presbyterian Church |
| |
737 East 6th Street
Present building (since 1970)
► I/9 George Jardine & Son (1864)
First building (1874-1970)
► I/9 George Jardine & Son (1864) – orig. in the Baptist Church, Greenpoint, Brooklyn
• Henry Erben (1843) |
| Faith Chapel – West Presbyterian Church NE |
| |
423 West 46th Street (1872-1883) – became Faith Presbyterian Church; now St. Clement Epis.
• unknown |
| Faith Presbyterian Church NE |
| |
Merged into Good Shepherd Presbyterian and renamed Good Shepherd-Faith Presbyterian (1920)
359 West 48th Street (1897-1920) – orig. Fourth Reformed Church
► II/23 Fred E. Raynor & Co. (1897)
423 West 46th Street (1883-1897) – orig. Faith Chapel
• unknown |
| Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church NE |
| |
See Phillips Presbyterian Church |
| Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church |
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7 West 55th Street at Fifth Avenue (since 1875)
► IV/117 Austin Organs Inc., Op. 2374 (1961); rev. Angerstein (1999)
► IV/121 Austin Organs Inc., Op. 2374 (1961)
► IV/70 Ernest M. Skinner Company, Op. 206 (1913)
► III/51 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 316 (1893)
► III/49 George Jardine & Son (1875)
Fifth Avenue at 19th Street (1852-1875)
► III/36 George Jardine & Son (1855)
Chapel:
► II/13 Austin Organs Inc., Op. 2530 (1970)
► II/13 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 514 (1925)
Lecture Room: (located where Church House is today)
► II/5 Ernest M. Skinner Company (1913) – included with Op. 206 in Sanctuary
► II/10 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 60 (1879) |
| Fifty-fifth Street Presbyterian Church |
| |
See Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church |
| First Chinese Presbyterian Church |
| |
61 Henry Street at Market Street (since 1951)
– orig. "Kirk on Rutgers Farm" then "Church of the Sea and Land"
• III/ Allen Organ Company electronic, Model MDS-50 (1992)
► 1/? Hall & Erben (1824) rebuilt by Henry Erben as II/15 (1841) – OHS Citation #12 (1977)
225 East 31st Street (1910-1951) – known as Chinese First Presb.; later Huie Kin Memorial Presb.
• unknown |
| First Colored Presbyterian Church NE |
| |
Frankfort Street corner of William Street (1821-?)
• unknown if any |
| First German Presbyterian Church NE |
| |
St. Mark's Place and First Avenue (1870-closed 1872)
• unknown
East 13th Street near Avenue A (1869-1870)
• unknown
East 10th Street and Avenue A (1866-1869)
• unknown
Sixth Street near Second Avenue (1860-1866)
• unknown
4th Street and Avenue C (1858-1860)
• unknown |
| First Presbyterian Church |
| |
12 West 12th Street at Fifth Avenue (since 1846):
► IV/93 Sebastian Glück, Op. 12 (2007)
► IV/84 Austin Organs Inc., Op. 2408 (1961), rev. Sebastian Glück (1999)
► IV/92 Austin Organs Inc., Op. 2408 (1961)
► IV/72 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 293 (1920)
► III/52 Frank Roosevelt, Op. 364 (1887)
Chapels and Lecture Room:
► II/6 Sebastian Glück, Op. 8 (2004) – Alexander Chapel
• II/ Allen Organ Company electronic (1970s) – Alexander Chapel
► II/7 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company Inc., Op. 30010 (1938) – original chapel
• Methuen Organ Company (1897) – Lecture Room |
| First Reformed Presbyterian Church NE |
| |
39 West 119th Street (1887-?) – became Mount Zion Temple; now Emanuel A.M.E. Church
• unknown builder – repaired (1909) and tuned (1923) by J.H. & C.S. Odell
123 West 12th Street (1849-1887) – became Second United Presbyterian Church
• unknown, if any |
| First Reformed Presbyterian Church of Harlem |
| |
39 West 119th Street (1887-?) – now Emanuel A.M.E. Church
• unknown |
| First Spanish Presbyterian Church |
| |
See Iglesia el Camino |
| First Union Presbyterian Church NE (aka Eighty-sixth Street Presbyterian) |
| |
See Park Avenue Presbyterian Church |
| First United Presbyterian Church NE |
| |
12 West 108th Street (1905-?) – became Southern Baptist Church (1953)
• unknown
250 West 34th Street (1889-1905) – razed for Penn. Station; orig. Trinity Methodist Episcopal
► III/32 George Jardine & Son (1857) – see Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church |
| First United Presbyterian Church of Harlem NE |
| |
233 East 116th Street (1868-1887) – became East Harlem Presby.; now First Sharon Baptist
• unknown |
| Fort George, Iglesia Presbiteriana |
| |
1525 St. Nicholas Avenue at 186th Street (since 1927)
• unknown
West 185th Street (1918-1927)
• unknown |
| Fort Washington Heights, Iglesia Presbiteriana |
| |
21 Wadsworth Avenue at 174th Street – orig. Fort Washington Presbyterian Church
► III/21 Austin Organ Company, Op. 457 (1914) |
| Fort Washington Presbyterian Church |
| |
See Fort Washington Heights, Iglesia Presbiteriana |
| Forty-second Street Presbyterian Church NE (disolved 1875) |
| |
233 West 42nd Street (1850-1875) – became St. Luke Lutheran Church
• II/30 George Jardine & Son (1857) |
| Forty-third Street Presbyterian Church NE |
| |
address unknown
• II/ George Jardine & Son, Op. 57 (1867) – became core of organ at St. Patrick RC, Watervliet, N.Y. |
| Fourteenth Street Presbyterian Church NE (demolished 1924) |
| |
Merged into Thirteenth Street Presbyterian (1910)
214 East 14th Street at Second Avenue – became Labor Temple (c.1910-1924)
► III/37 A. B. Felgemaker, Op. 700 (1899) – moved to Crawford Memorial Methodist, Bronx (1930)
► II/21 Hall & Labagh (1851) |
| Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church |
| |
See Broadway Presbyterian Church |
| Fourth Free Presbyterian Church NE |
| |
Catherine and Madison Streets (1836-1854) – became Mariners' Church
• unknown |
| Fourth Presbyterian Church NE |
| |
302 West 91st Street at West End Avenue (1892-1953) – now Annuniciation Greek Orthodox
► III/37 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 563 (1927) – See Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church
• II/17 Farrand & Votey, Op. 721 (c.1893)
West 34th Street (1867-1892)
• II/23 George Jardine & Son (1875)
Grand and Mercer Street (1824-1867) – known as First Associate Presbyterian Church
• unknown |
| Good Shepherd–Faith Presbyterian Church |
| |
152 West 66th Street
► II/25 George S. Hutchings, Op. 309 (1893) |
| Greenwich Presbyterian Church (aka Thirteenth Street Presbyterian, Village Presbyterian) |
| |
See Village Presbyterian Church |
| Harlem-New York Presbyterian Church (now Mt. Morris-Ascension Presbyterian) |
| |
See Harlem Presbyterian Church |
| Harlem Presbyterian Church |
| |
Merged and moved to Rutgers Presbyterian Church (1942)
Merged with New York Presbyterian and renamed Harlem-New York Presbyterian (1915)
15 Mount Morris Park West (1906-1942) – now Mt. Morris-Ascension Presbyterian Church
• III/35reg Hook & Hastings, Op. 2100 (1906)
43 East 125th Street at Madison Avenue (1872-1905) – became 3rd Church of Christ, Scientist
• II/ J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 325 (1894) – Chancel
► III/36 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 129 (1873) – Gallery
127th Street (1840s-1872)
• unknown |
| Hope Chapel (Presbyterian) |
| |
339 East 4th Street (1893-1910)
• George Jardine & Son (<1869?) |
| Houston Street Presbyterian Church |
| |
Fifth Avenue at Houston Street
• Henry Erben (1851) |
| Iglesia el Camino (First Spanish Presbyterian Church) |
| |
141 Audubon Avenue at 172nd Street (since c.1955) – orig. Washington Heights United Presb.
• II/17 George Jardine & Son (c.1894) |
| Jan Hus Presbyterian Church |
| |
351 East 74th Street
► II/13 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 251 (1888) – removed (1969) |
| John Hall Memorial Presbyterian Church NE (disbanded) |
| |
Began as mission of Fifth Avenue Presb.; became independent church in 1947
347 East 63rd Street at First Avenue (1904-closed 1957)
• unknown |
| Knox Presbyterian Church |
| |
252 East 72nd Street (1887-1904) – now St. John the Martyr Catholic Church
• unknown (c.1887) |
| Labor Temple (disbanded 1957) |
| |
242 East 14th Street (1924-1957) – later Crossroads Presbyterian; then Cong. Tifereth Israel
► III/26 Austin Organ Company, Op. 1743 (1930)
225 Second Avenue (1910-1924) – orig. Fourteenth Street Presbyterian Church
► III/37 A. B. Felgemaker, Op. 700 (1899) |
| Lenox Presbyterian Church |
| |
Merged into North Presbyterian Church (1927)
409 West 141st Street at St. Nicholas Avenue (1905-1927) – now St. James Presbyterian
► II/25 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 414 (1905)
310 West 139th Street (1893-1905) – now Grace Congregational Church
• unknown |
| [1st] Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church NE (Merged or disbanded) |
| |
Madison Avenue at 29th Street
Second building (1873 - ?)
• Levi U. Stuart
First building (? - 1873)
• I/14 Richard M. Ferris (1852) |
| [2nd] Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church NE (Merged or disbanded) |
| |
Madison Avenue at 47th Street (1878-<1883) – breakoff from Madison Avenue Reformed Church
• II/10 George Jardine & Son (1880) |
| [3rd] Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church |
| |
921 Madison Avenue at 73rd Street (since 1899) – site of Phillips Presbyterian Church
► III/73 Casavant Frères, Op. 2660 (1961); rev. Schantz (2000); reb. Casavant (2011)
► III/70 Casavant Frères, Op. 2660 (1961)
► IV/73 Casavant Frères, Op. 1000 (1923)
► III/34 Hook & Hastings Co., Op. 1880 (1900)
► II/4 Schantz Organ Co., Op. 506 (1961) – Chapel
506 Madison Avenue at 53rd Street (1872-1899) – ren. Madison Ave. Presbyterian (1883)
► II/29 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 116 (1872)
55th Street, between Lexington and Third (1864-1872) – ren. Presbyterian Memorial Ch. (1871)
• Henry Erben (1864)
Avenue C, corner of 4th Street (1842-1864)
• I/8 George Jardine & Son (1857)
4th Street (1839-1842) – named Eleventh Presbyterian – orig. Manhattan Island Presbyterian bldg.
• unknown |
| Madison Square Presbyterian Church NE |
| |
Merged into First Presbyterian Church (1918)
11 Madison Avenue, northeast corner of 24th Street (1906-1919)
• IV/77 Hutchings-Votey, Op. 1550 (c.1904)
7 Madison Avenue, southeast corner of 24th Street (1854-1906)
• III/43 Hall & Labagh (1857) |
| Memorial Chapel – Church of the Covenant |
| |
See Church of the Covenant |
| Memorial Chapel – Madison Square Presbyterian Church |
| |
See Adams-Parkhurst Presbyterian Church |
| Memorial Presbyterian Church |
| |
See Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church |
| Mercer Street Presbyterian Church NE |
| |
299 Mercer Street at Waverly Place – became Church of the Strangers (1870)
► II/18 Henry Erben (1839) – moved to St. Paul Lutheran, The Bronx (1923 or 1925) |
| Mizpah Chapel – Central Presbyterian Church |
| |
See Trinity Presbyterian Church |
| Morningside Presbyterian Church NE |
| |
Merged into West End Presbyterian Church (1938)
360 West 122nd Street at Morningside Avenue (1893-1938) – became Church of the Master
• II/ Estey Organ Company, Op. 466 (1907)
• unknown (c.1893) |
| Mount Morris–Ascension Presbyterian Church |
| |
15 Mount Morris Park West (since 1942) – orig. Harlem Presbyterian Church
• II/13 Wicks Organ Company, Op. 3262 (1952)
• III/35 Hook & Hastings, Op. 2100 (1906) |
| Mount Washington Presbyterian Church |
| |
84 Vermilyea Avenue at 204th Street (since 1929)
► III/28 Hall Organ Company (1929)
Kingsbridge Road corner Inwood Street (1844-1929)
• unknown |
| New York Presbyterian Church |
| |
Merged into Harlem Presbyterian Church (1915)
151 West 128th Street (1885-1915) – became Metropolitan Baptist Church (1918)
• George Jardine & Son (1893)
167 West 11th Street (1874-1884) – became Third Universalist Society
• unknown
Houston and Thompson (until 1873)
• unknown |
| North Presbyterian Church |
| |
529 West 155th Street (since 1904)
► III/~38 Unknown Builder
► III/32 Estey Organ Company, Op. 228 (1905)
374 Ninth Avenue at 31st Street (1847-1904)
• II/30 George Jardine & Son (1857) |
| Northminster Presbyterian Church (disbanded 1931) |
| |
141 West 115th Street
• II/ Estey Organ Company, Op. 517 (1908) |
| Park Avenue Presbyterian Church |
| |
Merged with The Brick Church (1937), remaining here until 1940
1010 Park Avenue at 85th Street (1914-1937) – orig. South Reformed Church
► III/47 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 300 (1886); reb. Austin (1911) – See The Brick Church
145 East 86th Street at Lexington Avenue (?-1914) – known as First Union Presbyterian
• II/18 James Jackson (18??); rev. L.U. Stuart (1860) |
| Park Presbyterian Church |
| |
See West-Park Presbyterian Church |
| Phillips Presbyterian Church |
| |
Merged into Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church (1899)
Madison Avenue, northeast corner of East 73rd Street (1858-1899)
Second building (1874-1899) – replaced by present Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church (1899)
• Hall & Labagh (1874)
First building (1858-1874)
• unknown
15th Street, betw. Irving Pl. and Third Ave. (? - 1858) – known as Fifteenth Street Presbyterian
• George Jardine & Son |
| Presbyterian Memorial Church |
| |
See Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church |
| Rendall Memorial Presbyterian Church |
| |
59 West 137th Street (since 1927) – orig. St. James Presbyterian Church
• unknown
122 West 129th Street (1916-1927) – now Holy Cross African Orthodox Pro-Cathedral
• unknown |
| Romeyn Chapel |
| |
420 East 14th Street – orig. Epis. Chapel of the Bread of Life; later St. Stephen of Hungary RC
► I/2 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 49 (1879) |
| Rutgers Presbyterian Church |
| |
236 West 73rd Street (since 1926)
► IV/73 Southfield Organ Builders, Op. 66 (2005)
► IV/44 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4276 (1926)
► II/6 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4277 (1926) – Chapel
Broadway corner 73rd Street (1890-1926)
Church building (1890-1926)
► II/22 Frank Roosevelt, Op. 436 (1890)
Chapel building (1888-1926)
• unknown
90 Madison Avenue at 29th Street (1863-1890)
Second building (1873-1888) – became Scottish Rite Hall (1888)
• unknown. Ferris & Stuart moved?
First building (1863-1873) – orig. Lenox Chapel
►II/18 Ferris & Stuart (1870)
Second church at Rutgers and Henry Streets (1842-1863) – now St. Teresa R.C. Church
• III/36 Thomas Robjohn (1858?)
Rutgers and Henry Streets (1798-1842)
• unknown, if any |
| St. James Presbyterian Church (Hamilton Heights) |
| |
409 West 141st Street at St. Nicholas Avenue (since 1927) – orig. Lenox Presbyterian
► III/27 Estey Organ Co., Op. 3112A (1940-51) – moved from Christ Epis., Short Hills, N.J. (c.1957)
► II/25 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 414 (1905)
59 West 137th Street (1915-1927) – now Rendall Memorial Presbyterian
• unknown
359 West 51st Street (1903-1915) – orig. West Fifty-first Street Presbyterian
• unknown
211 West 32nd Street (c.1895-1903) – displaced by Pennsylvania Station
• II/19 George Jardine & Son (c.1895) |
| Scotch Presbyterian Church |
| |
See Second Presbyterian Church |
| Sea and Land, Church of the (dissolved 1972) |
| |
61 Henry Street at Market Street – now First Chinese Presbyterian Church
– orig. "Kirk on Rutgers Farm"
► I/? Hall & Erben (1824) rebuilt by Henry Erben as II/15 (1841) |
| Second Avenue Presbyterian Church NE |
| |
44 Second Avenue (1832-1842)
• unknown, if any |
| Second Presbyterian Church |
| |
6 West 96th Street (since 1929)
► IV/45 Austin, reb. James A. Konzelman Organs (1978)
► IV/63 Austin Organ Company, Op. 1640 (1929)
Central Park West at 96th Street (1894-1929) – renamed Second Presbyterian Church
► III/40 George Jardine & Son (1894)
53 West 14th Street (1853-1894)
• unknown
Grand Street at Mercer (1837-1852) – sold to Fourth Presbyterian Church
• unknown, if any
Cedar Street (1768-1837) – known as Scots or Scotch Presbyterian Church
• unknown, if any |
| Second Presbyterian Church of Harlem |
| |
See Church of the Pilgrims, Presbyterian |
| Second Reformed Presbyterian Church |
| |
Merged into Second United Presbyterian Church (c.1913)
Seventh Avenue between 13th and 14th Streets (1910-c.1913)
• unknown
227 West 39th Street (1874-1910) – orig. Congregation Adas Jeshurun
• unknown, if any
167 West 11th Street (1856-1874)
• unknown, if any
166 Waverly Place (1830-1856) – became Abyssinian Baptist Church
• unknown, if any |
| Second United Presbyterian Church |
| |
141 Audubon Avenue at 172nd Street (c.1916-c.1955) – now Iglesia el Camino
► II/16 George Jardine & Son (c.1894)
119-125 West 12th Street (?-c.1916) – orig. First Reformed Presbyterian Church
► II/13 William H. Davis (1907) |
| Seventh Associate Presbyterian Church |
| |
432 West 44th Street – later sold to West 44th Street Presbyterian; became Actors' Studio (1955)
• J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 57 (1867) |
| Seventh Presbyterian Church ("Dr. Hatfield's Presbyterian") |
| |
Broome Street, corner Ridge Street (1842-1934)
► II/9 Estey Organ Company, Op. 2233 (1924)
• II/30 George Jardine & Son (1857)
Sheriff Street, near Broome (1818-1842)
• unknown if any |
| Shiloh Presbyterian Church NE |
| |
167 West 26th Street (?-1888)
• unknown
Prince Street, head of Marion Street (1851-?)
• II/30 George Jardine & Son (1857)
Old Swamp Church on Frankfort Street (1831-1851)
• unknown
119 Elm (Lafayette) Street (1824-1831)
• unknown |
| Spring Street Presbyterian Church NE (closed 1963) |
| |
246 Spring Street at Varick Street
Second building (1836-burned 1966)
► II/16 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 1116 (1910)
► II/15 George W. Earle (1868) – possibly moved by Möller to Our Lady of Vilnius R.C. Church
First building (1811-1835)
• I/14 Henry Erben (1830) |
| Thirteenth Street Presbyterian Church (aka Greenwich Presbyterian, Village Presbyterian) |
| |
See Village Presbyterian Church |
| Trinity Presbyterian Church |
| |
422 West 57th Street (since 1886) – orig. named Mizpah Chapel of Central Presbyterian Church
• unknown |
| Twenty-fifth Street Presbyterian Church NE |
| |
161 West 25th Street (until 1886?) – became St. Philip Episcopal Church (1886)
• unknown |
| Twenty-third Street Presbyterian Church |
| |
See Chelsea Presbyterian Church |
| University Place Presbyterian Church NE |
| |
Merged into First Presbyterian Church (1918)
49 University Place at East 10th Street (1845-1918)
► III/37 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 147 (1884)
• Henry Erben (1853)
► III/26 Henry Erben (1845) |
| Vandewater Street Presbyterian Church NE |
| |
Vandewater Street
► III/13 Hall & Erben (1824) |
| Village Presbyterian Church (disbanded 1975) (aka Thirteenth Street, Greenwich Presbyterian) |
| |
145 West 13th Street (1846-1975) – converted to condos (1978)
• unknown "modern organ" (1941) – removed c.1975
► II/18 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 391? (1902)
• Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 111 (1883) – burned (1902)
• II/24 Richard M. Ferris (1855); reb. by Roosevelt
• II/24 Henry Erben (1853) – burned (1855) |
| Washington Heights Presbyterian Church NE |
| |
Merged into North Presbyterian Church (1905)
1920 Amsterdam Avenue at 155th Street (1860-1905)
► II/23 J.H. & C.S. Odell (1867) |
| Washington Heights United Presbyterian Church |
| |
141 Audubon Avenue (1894-?) – now Iglesia el Camino
• unknown |
| Washington Square Presbyterian Church |
| |
See University Place Presbyterian Church |
| West End Presbyterian Church |
| |
165 West 105th Street at Amsterdam Avenue (since 1887)
► III/30 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 608 (1953)
► III/18 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 1608 (1913)
• II/ George Jardine & Son (c.1892) – moved by Möller to St. Francis of Assisi, Newburgh, N.Y. (1913) |
| West Forty-fourth Street United Presbyterian Church (disbanded 1944) |
| |
432 West 44th Street – orig. Seventh Assoc. Presbyterian; became Actors' Studio (1955)
• J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 57 (1867) |
| West Presbyterian Church |
| |
Merged into Park Presbyterian Church (1911)
31 West 42nd Street (1862-1911)
• III/28 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 145 (1884)
► II/25 Ferris & Stuart (1865)
Carmine Street, head of Varick Street (1831-1862) – orig. known as Carmine Street Church
• II/20 George Jardine (1842) |
| West Side Chapel – Fourth Presbyterian Church NE |
| |
439 West 33rd Street
• unknown |
| West Twenty-third Street Presbyterian Church NE |
| |
See Chelsea Presbyterian Church |
| West-Park Presbyterian Church |
| |
539 Amsterdam Avenue at 86th Street (since 1884) – built as Park Presbyterian Church
Renamed West-Park Presbyterian after merger with West Presbyterian Church (1911)
► III/44 Austin Organs Inc., Op. 2208 (1954)
• II/3 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 7913 (1949) – Chapel?
• III/21s Austin Organ Company, Op. 356 (1911)
• II/15 Frank Roosevelt, Op. 453 (1890)
Corner 84th Street and 11th Avenue (1854-1884)
• unknown |
| Westminster Presbyterian Church NE |
| |
151 West 22nd Street – Merged with West 23rd Street Presbyterian (1890)
• Hall & Labagh (1868) |
|
| |
| Reformed Church in America (Dutch Reformed Church) |
| |
|
| African Reformed Church NE |
| |
Duane Street near Hudson Street (org. 1823)
• unknown |
| Avenue B Reformed Church (German) |
| |
Merged with St. Peter Reformed to become Trinity Reformed Church, Brooklyn (1919)
Avenue B and Fifth Avenue (org. 1874)
• unknown |
| Bethany Memorial Reformed Church |
| |
344 East 69th Street (since 2002) – sharing facilities of First Hungarian Reformed Church
• II/9 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4140 (1925)
400 East 67th Street at First Avenue (1910-2002) – building razed (2002)
► II/15 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 578; enl. by Odell (unknown date) – removed (2002)
► II/9 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 578 (1932)
1044 First Avenue (1906-1910)
• unknown
60th Street and First Avenue (1882-1906) – mission of Madison Avenue Reformed
• unknown |
| Bloomingdale Reformed Church NE (disbanded 1913) |
| |
949 West End Avenue at 106th Street (1905-1913)
► II/26 George Jardine & Son (1885); reb. W.W. Kimball (1905)
West 68th Street and the Boulevard (Broadway)
Third building (1885-1905):
• II/24 George Jardine & Son (1885)
Second building (1814-1869):
• unknown
First building (c.1806-1814):
• unknown |
| Broome Street Dutch Reformed Church NE |
| |
See Thirty-fourth Street Dutch Reformed Church |
| Central Reformed Church NE (disbanded 1861) |
| |
Second Avenue and 9th Street (org. 1831) – known as Ninth Street Ref. Church until 1855
• unknown |
| De Witt Chapel (Collegiate) NE |
| |
Merged into Thirty-fourth Street Reformed Church (1895)
160 West 29th Street (1861-1895)
• unknown |
| De Witt Reformed Church NE |
| |
280 Rivington Street
Second building (1958-?)
• unknown
First building (1881-1958)
• I/ J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 183 (1881) |
| Eighty-ninth Street Reformed Church NE (discontinued 1950) |
| |
65 East 89th Street at Madison Avenue (1929-1940s) – orig. Church of the Beloved Disciple
• II/ Hall Organ Company (<1931)
• II/30s M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 1808 (1914)
101 East 123rd Street at Lenox Avenue (1887-1929) – now Ephesus Seventh-day Adventist
► II/21 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 341 (1887) – See Ephesus Seventh-day Adventist Church
171 East 121st Street at Third Avenue (1825-1887) – orig. Harlem Reformed Church;
– church razed and parish house became Elmendorf Chapel (1908)
• II/22 Alexander Mills (c.1875)
• George Jardine & Son (1865) |
| Elmendorf Reformed Church (Harlem) (aka First Collegiate Church, Harlem Dutch Reformed) |
| |
171 East 121st Street at Third Avenue
► II/22 Alexander Mills (c.1880-1890) – sold to A. Graham Down (1970s) |
| Faith Mission (Collegiate) NE |
| |
Merged into Vermilye Chapel (1928)
239 West 69th Street (until 1928)
• unknown
Eleventh Avenue and 61st Street (1903-?)
• unknown |
| Fiftieth Street Reformed Church NE (disbanded 1867) |
| |
See Mount Pleasant Reformed Church |
| First German Reformed Protestant Church |
| |
See Sixty-eighth Street Reformed Church |
| Fort Washington Collegiate Church |
| |
729 West 181st Street at Fort Washington Avenue (since 1909)
• Allen Organ Company electronic
• II/15 Henry Pilcher's Sons, Op. 1559 (1912)
• Hillgreen, Lane & Co.
• Hinners (c.1909) |
| Forty-sixth Street Reformed Church |
| |
Address unknown
• William H. Davis (1864?) |
| Fourth German Reformed Church NE ("dropped 1925") |
| |
410 West 45th Street (1862-1925)
143 West 31st Street (1861-1862)
248 West 35th Street (1859-1861)
252 West 40th Street (1858-1859) |
| Franklin Street Dutch Reformed Church |
| |
See Madison Avenue Reformed Church |
| German Evangelical Reformed Mission NE |
| |
Merged with Zion German Presbyterian to form Zion German Evangelical in The Bronx (1911)
141 East Houston Street
78 Second Street
82 2nd Street (1869-1893)
• unknown
215 Forsythe Street (1865-1869)
• unknown
122 Rivington Street (1846-1865)
• I/12 Henry Erben (1846)
175 Houston Street between Forsyth and Eldridge Streets (until 1846)
134 7th Street
Allen Street
6th Street and Avenue D (org. 1838) |
| Grace Evangelical Reformed Mission, Second NE |
| |
Grand Street and East Broadway (org. 1848)
• unknown |
| Grace Evangelical Reformed Mission, Third NE |
| |
Merged with German Church (1867)
1 St. Luke's Place
33 Grove Street (1861-1863)
18 Renwick Street (1858-1861)
104 Greenwich Street (1855-1858)
Forsythe Street (1852-1855) |
| Grace Evangelical Reformed Mission, Fourth NE (disbanded 1866) |
| |
Met in private homes (org. 1854) |
| Grace Reformed Church NE (disbanded 1921) |
| |
Seventh Avenue and 54th Street (1885-1921) – prev. Seventh Ave. Chapel of Collegiate Church
• Hillgreen, Lane & Co., Op. 331 (1912) |
| Greene Street Reformed Dutch Church NE |
| |
Address unknown
• Hall & Erben (1825) |
| Greenwich Reformed Dutch Church NE (disbanded 1866) |
| |
46th Street and Sixth Avenue (1863-1866)
• unknown
Bleecker and Amos Streets (1826-1863) – became Mother A.M.E. Zion Church (1864)
• II/22 Davis & Ferris (1843)
Charles and Amos Streets (1803-1826)
• unknown |
| Hamilton Grange Reformed Church NE |
| |
Merged into Fort Washington Collegiate Church (1937)
149th Street and Convent Avenue (1906-1937) – became Church of the Crucifixion (1937)
• II/18 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 433 (1907)
421 West 145th Street at Convent Avenue (1888-1906) – became St. Matthew Lutheran Church
• unknown |
| Harlem German Reformed Church NE |
| |
127th Street near Fourth Avenue (1853-1862) – became Episcopal Church
• unknown |
| Harlem Lane Reformed Church NE (aka St. Paul Reformed) |
| |
Harlem Lane (org. 1865)
• unknown |
| Harlem Reformed Church |
| |
Third Avenue and 121st Street (1825-1886) – became Harlem Collegiate with two churches (1886)
• unknown
First Avenue and 125th Street (1768-1825)
• unknown
First Avenue and 127th Street (1660-1825)
• unknown |
| Harlem Collegiate Church (First) (later Eighty-ninth Street Reformed) |
| |
123rd Street and Lenox Avenue (org. 1886-1929) |
| Harlem Collegiate Church (Second) |
| |
175 East 121st Street
• unknown |
| Holland Reformed Church NE (dissolved 1897) |
| |
279 West 11th Street (1872-1897)
232 Eighth Avenue
(1871-1872)
245 West 20th Street (until 1871)
163 West 4th Street
Lecture Room of Collegiate Church (org. 1866) |
| Houston Street German Reformed Church NE |
| |
141 East Houston Street
• Henry Erben (1841) |
| Japanese-American United Church |
| |
453 West 143rd Street (since 1953)
• unknown |
| Knox Memorial Chapel (Collegiate) NE (discontinued 1944) |
| |
405-9 West 41st Street (1898-1944) – became Alcoholics Anonymous Headquarters
► II/11J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 351 (1897)
514 Ninth Avenue at 39th Street (1858-1898)
• unknown |
| Livingston Reformed Church NE |
| |
Merged into Thirty-fourth Street Reformed Church (1859)
Eighth Avenue and 33rd Street
• unknown
Ninth Avenue and 29th Street – Continental Hall
• unknown
Ninth Avenue near 33rd Street (1852-1855)
• unknown
Ninth Avenue and 33rd Street (1852) – New York Institute for the Blind
• Hall & Labagh (1844)
Broadway and Sixth Avenue (1851) – Broadway Hall
• unknown |
| Madison Avenue Reformed Church NE (disbanded 1915, corporation dissolved 1918) |
| |
Madison Avenue at 57th Street (1871-1915) – became Central Presbyterian (1915)
► III/28 George Jardine & Son (1895)
• III/ George Jardine & Son (1889)
• II/ Ferris & Stuart (1871)
145 West 23rd Street (1854-1871) – known as Twenty-third Street Reformed Church
• Hall & Labagh (1866)
• II/18 Henry Erben (1855)
Franklin Street, between Church Street and Broadway (1808-1854) – Northwest Reformed
• George Jardine (1845)
• Hall & Erben (1826) – burned 1839 |
| Manhattan Reformed Church NE (dissolved 1873) |
| |
71 Avenue B, corner 5th Street (1843-1873)
• unknown
3rd Street near Avenue 0 (1829-1843)
• unknown |
| Manor Community Church (disbanded 1956) |
| |
350 West 26th Street (1873-1956) – reorg. as independent church (1923)
• II/ W.W. Kimball Co. (after 1894)
25th Street and Ninth Avenue (until 1873) – orig. chapel of South Reformed Church
• unknown |
| Marble Collegiate Church – orig. known as Twenty-Ninth Street Collegiate or Fifth Avenue Church |
| |
1 West 29th Street at Fifth Avenue (since 1854)
► III/83 Austin Organs Inc., Op. 2689 (1984)
• III/31 Austin Organs Inc., Op. 2006 (1937)
► III/14 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 525 (1925) – Chancel organ and console
► III/38 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 296 (1891)
• III/40 stop Henry Erben (1854) |
| Market Street Reformed Church NE (dissolved 1869) |
| |
61 Henry Street at Market Street (1817-1869) – now First Chinese Presbyterian Church
► II/15 Henry Erben (1841)
• 1/? Hall & Erben (1824) rebuilt by Henry Erben as II/15 (1841) |
| Martha Memorial Evangelical Reformed Church NE |
| |
419-21 West 52nd Street
• Geo. Kilgen & Son, Op. 4239 |
| Middle Collegiate Church |
| |
50 East 7th Street on Second Avenue (since 1892)
► IV/50 Marshall & Ogletree, Op. 4 (2008)
► III/47 Austin Organs Inc. (1988) – rebuild and new console – removed 2008
► III/37 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 591 (1931); as rebuilt (1960)
► I/6 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 602 (1950) – Gallery
► III/26 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 591 (1931)
► II/19 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 299 (1891)
11 Lafayette Place (1839-1892)
• III/40 Unknown Builder (1846); enl. Hall & Labagh (1857)
Nassau and Cedar Streets (1731-c.1839) – became Post Office (1844)
• unknown organ from Holland – organ case moved to Church of the Messiah |
| Mount Pleasant Reformed Church NE (disbanded 1867) |
| |
158 East 50th Street (1846-1867)
• unknown |
| Murray Street Reformed Dutch Church NE |
| |
Address unknown
• Henry Erben (1838) |
| New South Reformed Church NE |
| |
See Washington Square Reformed Church |
| Ninth Street Collegiate Church NE |
| |
9th Street – org. as indep. church (1831); became Collegiate church (1836); separated to become Central Church (1855)
• unknown |
| North Collegiate Reformed Dutch Church NE |
| |
Horse and Cart Lane (now William and Fulton Streets) (1769-1875)
• III/30 Hall & Labagh (<1861) – alterations & additions
• III/27 Thomas Hall (1826) – additions to Geib organ
• II/18 John Geib (1798) |
| North Collegiate Church Chapel NE (aka Fulton Street Prayer Meeting) (discontinued 1961) |
| |
93 Nassau Street (1953-1961)
• unknown
113 Fulton Street (1869-1953)
• unknown |
| North Street Reformed Church NE (dissolved 1837) |
| |
North (East Houston) Street (1828-1837) – org. 1833
• unknown |
| North Trinity Reformed Church NE (disbanded 1862) |
| |
Broadway and 34th Street (1861-1862)
• unknown |
| North-West Reformed Church NE |
| |
See Madison Avenue Reformed Church |
| Orchard Street Reformed Dutch Church NE (dissolved 1832) |
| |
97 Orchard Street (1828-1832) – sold to Second Universalist Society
• unknown |
| Prospect Hill Reformed Church NE |
| |
Merged with South Church (1910)
1451 Lexington Avenue (1906-1910)
• unknown
1135 Park Avenue at 91st Street (1903-1906)
• unknown
Park Avenue and 87th Street (1886-1903)
• unknown
230 East 85th Street (1869-1886) – orig. Episcopal Church of the Redeemer
• Henry Erben (1853)
Third Avenue near 87th Street (1860-1869)
• unknown |
| Reformed Low Dutch Church of Harlem |
| |
See Elmendorf Reformed Church |
| St. Nicholas Collegiate Church NE (discontinued 1949) |
| |
600 Fifth Avenue at 48th Street (1859-1949)
• IV/93 Austin Organ Company, Op. 1275 (c.1926)
► IV/60 Hutchings-Votey (1914)
► V/54 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 368 (1899)
► III/43 Labagh & Kemp (1872)
Previous building:
• Hall & Labagh (1847) |
| St. Paul Dutch Reformed Church NE (dissolved in 1877) |
| |
Harvard Club
Rutgers Presbyterian Church
56 West 40th Street (1867-1872) – became St. Ignatius of Antioch Episcopal (1872-1902)
• unknown
47 West 21st Street near Sixth Avenue (1836-1867) – became Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
• I/12 William H. Davis (or Ferris & Stuart, 1862) |
| Second Collegiate Reformed Church of Harlem |
| |
See Eighty-ninth Street Reformed Church |
| Seventh Avenue Chapel (Collegiate) |
| |
See Grace Reformed Church |
| Seventh Avenue Reformed Church NE |
| |
Merged with West Church to form Union Church (1859)
Seventh Avenue near 12th Street (1852-1859)
• unknown
Seventh Avenue (Houston) and Greene Street (1823-1852)
• unknown |
| Seventh Avenue Reformed Church (German) NE (disbanded 1859) |
| |
Seventh Avenue near 12th Street (org. 1857-1859)
• unknown |
| Sixty-eighth Street Reformed Church (German) NE (disbanded 1968) |
| |
355 East 68th Street (1898-1968) – became First Missionary Alliance Church (razed 1999)
► II/20 Müller & Abel, Op. 34 (1897)
147 Norfolk Street (1861-1897) – German Evangelical Reformed Church
• Henry Erben (1876)
21 Forsythe Street near Canal Street (1822-1861) – Forsythe Street German Reformed Church
• Henry Erben (1855)
Nassau Street near Maiden Lane (1758-1822) – German Reformed Protestant Church
• unknown |
| South Reformed Dutch Church NE (disbanded 1914) |
| |
1010 Park Avenue at 85th Street (1911-1914) – now Park Avenue Christian Church
► III/47 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 300 (1886); moved and reb. Austin (1911)
245 Madison Avenue at 38th Street (1890-1911) – orig. Zion Episcopal Church
► III/47 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 300 – moved from old church
► II/17 Frank Roosevelt, Op. 401 (1888)
141 Fifth Avenue at 21st Street (1849-1890)
► III/47 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 300 (1886)
• III/48 Thomas Robjohn (1858)
Murray Street (1837-1847) – sold to Fourth Universalist Society
• Henry Erben (1838)
Garden Street (now Exchange Place) – known as Garden Street Church
Second building (1807-burned 1837)
• Hall & Erben (1824)
First building (1693-1807)
• unidentified Chamber Organ (c.1727) |
| Stanton Street Reformed Church NE |
| |
Stanton Street near Forsythe Street (org.1843) – became Presbyterian (1849)
• unknown |
| Stuyvesant's Chapel (Collegiate) NE |
| |
Bowerie, near Stuyvesant Square (1660-1687)
• unknown |
| Suffolk Street Evangelical Reformed Church NE |
| |
606 East 141st Street, Bronx (1900-disbanded 1948) – renamed St. Paul Evang. Reformed
► I/5 Frank Roosevelt, Op. 384 (1888) – moved to St. Paul Evang. Reformed, The Bronx (1900)
97-99 Suffolk Street near Delancey (1852-1900)
► I/5 Frank Roosevelt, Op. 384 (1888) |
| Sunshine Chapel (Collegiate) NE |
| |
550 West 40th Street (1896-1938) – Mission of Marble Collegiate Church
• unknown |
| Thirty-fourth Street Collegiate Chapel NE (discontinued 1920) |
| |
Merger of De Witt Chapel and old Thirty-fourth Street Church (1895)
307 West 34th Street (1895-1920) – orig. Thirty-fourth Street Reformed Church
• II/28 Ferris & Stuart (1861) |
| Thirty-fourth Street Dutch Reformed Church NE |
| |
Merged with De Witt Chapel to form Thirty-fourth Street Chapel of Collegiate Church (1895)
307 West 34th Street (1860-1895)
• II/28 Ferris & Stuart (1861)
Broome and Greene Streets (1824-1860)
• Henry Erben (1828) |
| Twenty-first Street Reformed Church |
| |
See St. Paul Dutch Reformed Church |
| Twenty-third Street Reformed Church |
| |
See Madison Avenue Reformed Church |
| Vandewater Street Reformed Church NE (disbanded 1831) |
| |
Vandewater Street (1829-1831) – prev. Presbyterian Church (org. 1820)
• unknown |
| Union Reformed Church NE (dissolved 1900) |
| |
Merger of Seventh Avenue and West Reformed Churches (1859)
25 Sixth Avenue (1859-1900)
• unknown |
| Vermilye Chapel-Faith Mission (Collegiate) NE |
| |
Merged into Knox Memorial Chapel (1935)
416 West 54th Street (1900-1935)
• unknown |
| Waldensian Reformed Church (Hell's Kitchen) |
| |
West 41st Street (1919-closed 1921)
• unknown |
| Washington Heights Reformed Church NE (dissolved 1868) |
| |
Amsterdam Avenue and 152nd Street (1863-1868)
• unknown
Broadway and 155th Street (org. 1843-1863)
• unknown |
| Washington Square Reformed Dutch Church (Greenwich Village) NE (disbanded 1877) |
| |
Organized 1837 by group that withdrew from South Church
84 Washington Square East (1840-1876) – became Asbury Methodist Epis. Church (1876-1893)
► III/26 Richard M. Ferris (1853) – moved to Ocean Grove (N.J.) Auditorium (1895)
• III/ Henry Crabb (1841); reb. by Ferris |
| West End Collegiate Church |
| |
368 West End Avenue at 77th Street
► III/50 Austin Organs Inc., Op. 2007-A (1984)
► III/30 Austin Organs Inc., Op. 2007 (1937) – burned; replaced with Austin in 1984
• II/22 Frank Roosevelt, Op. 529 (1893) |
| West Reformed Church NE |
| |
Merged with Seventh Avenue Reformed to form Union Reformed Church (1859)
Sixth Avenue (1850-1859)
• unknown |
| Yorkville German Reformed Church |
| |
343 East 84th Street (org. 1885)
• George Jardine |
|
| |
| Roman Catholic |
| |
|
| Cathedral of Saint Patrick (Midtown) |
| |
Fifth Avenue at 51st Street (since 1879)
► V/142 Geo. Kilgen & Son (1928-30); rev. Paragallo (1993)
► IV/114 Geo. Kilgen & Son, Op. 5918 (1930) – Gallery and Echo
► III/23 Geo. Kilgen & Son, Op. 3920 (1928) – Chancel
► II/23 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 175 (1880) – Chancel
► IV/56 George Jardine & Son (1879) – Gallery
260 Mulberry Street at Prince Street (1809-1879) – see Old St. Patrick's Cathedral
Present building (since 1868)
► III/46 Henry Erben (1866-68)
First building (1809-burned 1866):
• Henry Erben (1852)
• Hall & Erben (1824) |
| The Actors' Chapel (Midtown Theatre District) |
| |
See St. Malachy Catholic Church |
| Adoration Catholic Chapel (Harlem) |
| |
628 West 140th Street (1901-1952) – retreat for women and children
• unknown |
| All Saints Catholic Church (East Harlem) |
| |
47 East 129th Street
► IV/70 Welte-Tripp Organ Corp, Op. 317 (1931)
► III/59 Frank Roosevelt, Op. 525 (1892) |
| Annunciation Catholic Church (Manhattanville) |
| |
80 Convent Avenue at 131st Street (since 1907)
► II/18 unknown builder (c.1907); old organ rebuilt and moved
Bloomingdale Road at 131st Street (1854-1907)
• II/ Henry Erben or Richard C. Ferris? |
| Ascension Catholic Church (Morningside Heights) |
| |
221 West 107th Street at Amsterdam Avenue
► III/53 Ernest Lucas (1969); rev. and enl. Müller & Abel, Op. 56
► III/45 Müller & Abel, Op. 56 (1898)
► II/7 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company, Op. 30034 (1939) – Lower Church
• II/ Unknown Builder (c.1900) – Lower Church |
| Assumption Catholic Church (Hell's Kitchen) NE |
| |
427 West 49th Street
• J.H. & C.S. Odell
• I/12 George Jardine (1846) |
| Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church (Lincoln Center) |
| |
152 West 71st Street (since 1919)
► III/46 Casavant Frères, Op. 2018 (1950), reb. Konzelman (2005)
► III/45 Casavant Frères, Op. 2018 (1950)
► IV/86 Estey Organ Company, Op. 2420 (1925); rev. by Estey (1937)
► IV/73 Estey Organ Company, Op. 2420 (1925)
► II/13 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 233 (1887) – moved from previous church (c.1919); moved to First Reformed Church, Astoria (c.1925)
72nd Street, West of Broadway (1887-1919):
► II/13 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 233 (1887) |
| Christ Catholic Church (Downtown) |
| |
See St. James Catholic Church |
| Corpus Christi Catholic Church (Morningside Heights) |
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529 West 121st Street
Present building (since 1936)
► III/29 Holtkamp Organ Company, Op. 1692 (1956)
• II/ Hammond Musical Instrument Co. (1936)
First building (1907-1936)
• Estey Organ Company, Op. 990 (1912) |
| Epiphany Catholic Church (Gramercy) |
| |
373 Second Avenue at 22nd Street
Present building (since 1967)
► III/39 Delaware Organ Co., Inc. (1967)
First building (1870-burned 1963)
• Müller & Abel (c.1892)
► II/16s H.C. Stuart (1855) |
| Good Shepherd Catholic Church (Inwood) |
| |
4967 Broadway at Isham Street
Present building (since 1936):
► II/8 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 6364 (1936)
First building (1913-1936):
► II/8 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 2243 (1916) |
| Guardian Angel Catholic Church (Chelsea) |
| |
193 Tenth Avenue at 21st Street
► II/10 Geo. Kilgen & Son, Op. 4595 (1930) |
| Helper of the Holy Souls Convent (Upper East Side) NE |
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112 East 86th Street
► II/11 Casavant Frères, Op. 1081 (1925) |
| Holy Agony Catholic Church (Harlem) |
| |
1834 Third Avenue at 101st Street
• unknown |
| Holy Cross Catholic Church (Theatre District) |
| |
329 West 42nd Street
Present building (since 1870)
► III/29 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company Inc., Op. 908 (1934)
► II/31 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 191 (1882)
First building (1854-1867) – struck by lightning (1867)
• Hall & Labagh (1854) – burned with church |
| Holy Family Catholic Church (Upper East Side) |
| |
315 East 47th Street
Present building (since 1964)
► V/69 Robert M. Turner Organs (1996)
► III/40 Delaware Organ Co. (1965)
First building (1924-1964)
• unknown |
| Holy Innocents Catholic Church (Midtown Garment District) |
| |
Present building (since 1870)
• III/ Rodgers Instruments electronic Model 950-B
► II/8 Kilgen Organ Company, Op. 7064 (1950s)
► IV/62 George Jardine & Son (1879)
First building (1866-1870) – orig. Holy Innocents Protestant Episcopal Church
• II/20 George Jardine & Son (1858) |
| [1st] Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church (Lower Manhattan) |
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Elizabeth Street near Walker Street (1847-burned 1848)
• unknown |
| [2nd] Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church (Upper West Side) |
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740 Amsterdam Avenue at West 96th Street (since 1891)
► IV/76 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 6570 (1937) – Upper Church
• Müller & Abel (c.1900) – Upper Church
• II/ Midmer-Losh Organ Company (1928) – Lower Church
• II/8 Frank Roosevelt, Op. 518 (1892) – Lower Church
Bloomingdale Road at 97th Street (1868-1891)
• unknown |
| Holy Rosary of the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church (Harlem) |
| |
444 East 119th Street
Present building (since 1899):
► III/42 Reuben Midmer & Sons (1900); rev. Anthony Porto (1920s?)
First building (1884-1899) – old St. Cecilia Church moved to this site
• George Jardine & Son (<1891) |
| Holy Trinity Catholic Church (Upper West Side) |
| |
213 West 82nd Street
► III/38 Orgues Letourneau, Op. 53 (1997)
• II/ Geo. Kilgen & Son, Op. 5961 (1938) – Lower Church
• II/16 Estey Organ Company, Op. 2654 (1927) |
| Immaculate Conception Catholic Church (East Village) |
| |
406 East 14th Street (since 1945) – orig. Grace Chapel of Grace Episcopal Church
• unknown electronic (late 1980s)
• II/8 Hall Organ Co. (1928); reb. Mel Robinson (1968) – orig. in Seaman's Church Institute Theatre
• II/ Hammond Musical Instrument Co. (1955)
• II/ Hammond Musical Instrument Co. (1938) – moved from previous church (1943)
► III/40 C.S. Haskell (1907) – see Grace Chapel
505 East 14th Street (1858-razed 1945)
• Hammond electronic (1938)
– moved to new church (1945)
• III/44 W.W. Kimball Co.
• II/35 Henry Erben (1859) |
| Incarnation Catholic Church (Washington Heights) |
| |
1290 St. Nicholas Avenue at 175th Street
► IV/76 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 5484 (1929); rev. Robert M. Turner Organs (c.1965-70)
► IV/49 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 5484 (1929) |
| Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church (Lower East Side) |
| |
440 East 12th Street at Avenue A (1917-closed 2009)
► II/16 M.P. Möller – second-hand tracker organ installed in 1918 |
| Mary Reparatrix Convent Chapel (Gramercy) NE (razed 1985) |
| |
10 East 29th Street – orig. St. Leo Catholic Church
► III/34 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 192 (1882) |
| Most Holy Crucifix Catholic Church (Downtown) |
| |
378 Broome Street
• unknown |
| Most Holy Redeemer Catholic Church (Lower East Side) |
| |
173 East 3rd Street near Avenue A
Present building (since 1851):
► III/48 Albert L. Fenton (1912, 1938)
► II/36 Frank Roosevelt, Op. 504 (1891)
• George Jardine & Son (<1869)
• II/32 Francis X. Engelfried (1857)
First building (1844-1851):
• unknown |
| Most Precious Blood Catholic Church (Little Italy/Chinatown) |
| |
113 Baxter Street, north of Canal Street
► II/4 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 9944 (1963)
► II/15 Henry Erben (1862) – moved from St. Clare Catholic Church, 438 W. 36th St. |
| Nativity Catholic Church (Lower East Side) |
| |
44 Second Avenue between 2nd and 3rd Streets
Present building (since 1970)
• none
First building (1842-1970) – orig. Second Avenue Presbyterian Church
► III/39 E. & G.G. Hook & Hastings Co., Op. 660 (1872) – moved from St. Andrew Episcopal Church, Harlem, by M.P. Möller as Op. 1436 (1912)?
• II/30 Henry Erben (1845) – burned (1912) |
| Notre Dame Catholic Church (Morningside Heights) |
| |
405 West 114th Street at Morningside Drive (since 1915)
► II/27 Casavant Frères, Op. 1047 (1924) |
| Old St. Patrick's Cathedral (Little Italy) |
| |
263 Mulberry Street
Rebuilt building (since 1868)
► III/46 Henry Erben (1866-68) – OHS Citation #326 (2004)
First building (1809-burned 1866)
• III/42 Henry Erben (1852)
• III/ Hall & Erben (1824)
• Thomas Hall (1820); enl. Redstone organ
• I/ William Redstone (1815) |
| Our Lady of Esperanza Catholic Church (Nuestra Señora de la Esperanza) (Washington Heights) |
| |
624 West 156th Street near Broadway
► II/10 Austin Organ Company, Op. 307 (1912) |
| Our Lady of Good Counsel Catholic Church (Yorkville) |
| |
230 East 90th Street
► III/19 Kilgen Organ Company, Op. 7799 (1959)
► III/50 Hook & Hastings, Op. 1480 (1891) |
| Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church (Chelsea) |
| |
Merged into Church of St. Bernard (2003)
229 West 14th Street (1902-2003)
► II/10 Reuben Midmer & Sons (c.1900) – moved from unknown Bronx church (c.1930); alt. |
| Our Lady of Guadalupe at St. Bernard's Catholic Church (West Village) |
| |
330 West 14th Street – orig. built as St. Bernard's Church
► II/35 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 294 (1891)
► II/23 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 187 (1881) – burned |
| Our Lady of Loreto Catholic Church (NoHo) |
| |
309 Elizabeth Street, north of Houston Street
Present building (since ?)
• unknown
First building (1892-?)
► II/11 Hook & Hastings, Op. 2047 (1904) |
| Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church (Washington Heights) |
| |
463 West 142nd Street at Convent Avenue (since 1904)
► III/30 Austin Organ Company, Op. 1781 (1931)
• unknown (c.1904) |
| Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church (Harlem) |
| |
448 East 116th Street
• II/15 Jardine (c.18--) |
| Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church (Upper East Side) |
| |
237 East 62nd Street – orig. Presbyterian Church of the Redeemer
► II/18 Unknown Builder
► II/7 Casavant Frères, Op. 2252 (1954) – Lower Church? (removed)
► I/9 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 259 (1888) |
| Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church (Little Bohemia) NE (razed 1998) |
| |
321 East 61st Street (1887-1998)
► II/16 Scultetus & Mantel (c.1900) |
| Our Lady of Pompei Catholic Church (Greenwich Village) |
| |
25 Carmine Street (since 1928)
► III/22 Geo. Kilgen & Son, Op. 4247 (1928); rev.
214 Bleecker Street (1898-1928) – orig. Third Universalist Church
► II/32 Charles Viner & Son (1918)
• Ferris & Stuart
• Henry Erben (1836)
Waverly Place, then Sullivan Street (c.1892-1898)
• unknown |
| Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church (Lower East Side) |
| |
213 Stanton Street at Pitt Street (since 1867)
► II/29 Thomas H. Wood (1926) – enlarged Wisconsin organ
• II/ Wisconsin Pipe Organ Factory (c.1897)
• unknown (c.1867) |
| Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal (Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de la Milagrosa) (Harlem) |
| |
1883 Seventh Avenue at 114th Street (1927-c.1980) – orig. Cong. Ansche-Chesed; now Mount Neboh Baptist Church
► III/25 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 444 (1908) – see Congregation Ansche-Chesed |
| Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic Church (Shrine of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton) (The Battery) |
| |
7 State Street (since 1964)
► III/70s Rodgers Instruments electronic (Model 960) – Upper Church
• II/ Delaware Organ Co. (c.1964) – Upper Church
► II/7 Delaware Organ Co. (c.1964) – Lower Church |
| Our Lady of the Scapular of Mount Carmel Catholic Church (Gramercy) NE (razed) |
| |
341 East 28th Street (Merged with St. Stephen in 1980s)
• unknown |
| Our Lady of the Scapular – St. Stephen Catholic Church (Gramercy) |
| |
149 East 28th Street (since 1854) – orig. St. Stephen Catholic Church
► IV/22 W.W. Kimball Co., K.P.O. 6567 (1928) – Side Gallery
► I/5 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 53 (1879) – Side Gallery
• III/46 Henry Erben (1853) – Rear Gallery
Madison Avenue (1848-1854)
• unknown |
| Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church (Financial District) |
| |
60 William Street at Pine Street
• II/ Allen Organ Company electronic (c.2010)
► II/11 Kilgen Organ Company, Op. 7748 (1955) |
| Our Lady of Vilnius Catholic Church (SOHO) (closed 2007) |
| |
570 Broome Street at Varick Street
► II/10 Aeolian Company – from unknown residence
► II/17 George W. Earle – poss. moved from Spring Street Presb. by M.P. Möller as Op. 1186 |
| Our Lady Queen of Angels Catholic Church (East Harlem) |
| |
232 East 113th Street (1886-closed 2007) – orig. Presbyterian Church of the Redeemer
• II/ Ernest Lucas (c.1963) – rebuild
• II/ Geo. Kilgen & Son, Op. 6158 (1939) – rebuild of previous organ
► II/15 Schaefer Organ Co. (1920) |
| Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Catholic Church |
| |
91 Arden Street
• unknown |
| Our Saviour Catholic Church (Midtown) |
| |
59 Park Avenue at 38th Street
► III/37 Schantz Organ Company, Op. 2258 (2005)
► III/35 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 9213 (1959) |
| Resurrection Catholic Church (Harlem) |
| |
276 West 151st Street (since 1908)
► II/7 Hook & Hastings, Op. 1352 (1887) – moved from Bethany Ref. Chapel, Brooklyn (c.1908) |
| Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church (Midtown West) |
| |
457 West 51st Street
Present building (since 1884)
► III/36 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 215 (1884)
First building (1876-1884) – orig. Plymouth Baptist Church
• unknown |
| Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary Catholic Chapel (Kips Bay) |
| |
325 East 33rd Street
Chapel building (since 2009)
• unknown
Church building (1916-razed 2008) – merged into St. Stephen / Our Lady of the Scapular (2007)
► II/26 Unknown Builder; reb. W.W. Kimball (c.1900); elec. (1958) |
| St. Agnes Catholic Church (Midtown) |
| |
141 East 43rd Street
Present building (since 1998):
► II/41 Mander Organs (1998)
► I/4 Gerrit C. Klop (1987) – Kistorgel (portative)
First building (1873-burned 1992):
► III/32 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Co., Op. 1183 (1950)
► III/53 Hook & Hastings Co., Op. 2529 (1926)
• III/48 E. & G.G. Hook & Hastings, Op. 1821 (1899)
• III/ Henry Erben (1875) |
| St. Aloysius Catholic Church (Harlem) |
| |
209 West 132nd Street
► II/15 George G. Wacker (c.1905) |
| St. Alphonsus Liguori Catholic Church (SOHO) NE (razed 1980) |
| |
310 West Broadway (1872-1980)
► III/55 E. & G.G. Hook, Op. 576 (1871); elec. Hook & Hastings, Op. 2514 (1925)
– moved to St. Mary's Catholic Church, New Haven, CT
10 Thompson Street (1847-1872)
• I/10 J.H. Willcox & Co., Op. 6 (1870) – moved to St. Michael's Church, Chicago
• I/ George Jardine (<1869)
• I/ Henry Erben (1848) |
| St. Ambrose Catholic Church (Midtown West) (closed 1938) |
| |
539 West 54th Street – became Centro María Women's Residence
► II/10 Estey Organ Company, Op. 1033 (1912) |
| St. Andrew Catholic Church (Civic Center) |
| |
20 Cardinal Hayes Place at Duane Street
Present building (since 1939)
• III/ Rodgers Instruments Model 926 electronic (1980s)
► III/33 Ernest M. Skinner & Son (1939) – extant but unplayable
First building (1843-1939) – orig. Society of United Christian Friends (built 1818)
• Henry Erben (1866)
• Henry Erben (1848) |
| St. Ann Armenian Rite Cathedral (East Village) NE (closed 2004; razed 2005) |
| |
Known as St. Ann Catholic Church until 1983
110 East 12th Street (1871-2004) – orig. Twelth Street Baptist, then Temple Emanu-El
► III/45 Henry Erben (1858); reb. Laws
► III/43 Henry Erben (1858)
8th Street, between Broadway & 4th Avenue (1852-1871) – orig. Third Assoc. Ref. Presby.
• II/28 Henry Erben (1853) |
| St. Ann Catholic Church (East Harlem) |
| |
312 East 110th Street (since c.1911)
• II/ Estey Organ Company, Op. 1731 (1919)
East 112th Street (?-c.1911) – Italian chapel of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
• unknown |
| St. Ann Catholic Church (East Village) |
| |
See St. Ann Armenian Rite Catholic Church and Shrine |
| St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church and Shrine (Soho) |
| |
155 Sullivan Street at West Houston Street (since 1888)
► II/28 Hutchings-Votey reb. (1909); elec. Midmer-Losh (1929); reb. Anthony Porto (1946)
restorative work by John Klauder (2005)
► III/35 George Jardine & Son, Op. 933 (1886)
149 Sullivan Street (c.1860-88) – built 1839 for Sullivan St. Methodist Episcopal Church
• George Jardine (1842) |
| St. Benedict the Moor Catholic Church (Midtown West) |
| |
342 West 53rd Street (since 1898) – orig. Second German Church of the Evangelical Assoc.
► II/3 "Style 100A Special" Wurlitzer, Op. 1888 (1933)
210 Bleecker Street (1883-1898) – orig. Third Universalist Society
• II/14 George Jardine & Son (1884) |
| St. Bernard Catholic Church (West Village) (renamed Our Lady of Guadalupe at St. Bernard's) |
| |
330 West 14th Street
See Our Lady of Guadalupe at St. Bernard's |
| St. Boniface Catholic Church (Upper East Side) NE (closed, razed 1951) |
| |
882 Second Avenue, southeast corner of 47th Street (1868-closed 1950)
• II/18 George Jardine & Son (c.1868) |
| St. Brigid Catholic Church (East Village) (closed) |
| |
119 Avenue B at East 8th Street (1848-2001)
► II/5 Kilgen Organ Company, Op. 7600 (1952)
► IV/54 J.C.B. Standbridge (1855 or 1867)
• II/30 Henry Erben (1849)
East 4th Street
• W.H. Davis (1847) |
| St. Catherine Catholic Convent of the Sisters of Mercy (Upper East Side) NE |
| |
1075 Madison Avenue at 81st Street (1885-?)
• unknown
32 East Houston Street at Mulberry Street (1848-1885)
• Henry Erben (1859)
• Henry Erben (1852) |
| St. Catherine of Genoa Catholic Church (Harlem) |
| |
500 West 153rd Street at Amsterdam Avenue
• II/12 George S. Hutchings, Op. 308 (1893) – orig. in J. Warren Andrews Studio, NYC |
| St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Church (Upper East Side) |
| |
411 East 68th Street (since 1930)
• III/81 Allen Organ Company electronic (1991)
• II/20 Welte-Tripp Organ Corp. (1930)
420 East 69th Street (1897-1930)
• unknown |
| St. Cecilia Catholic Church (Spanish Harlem) |
| |
120 East 106th Street at Lexington Avenue (since c.1884)
Upper Church (since 1887)
► II/24 George Jardine & Son (1875) – moved from Church of the Puritans (Presbyterian)
Basement Church (since c.1884)
• unknown
Second Avenue at 105th Street (1873-c.1884) – building moved to Holy Rosary Church (1884)
• unknown |
| St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church (Harlem) |
| |
211 West 141st Street
Present building (since 1904) – burned (1968); rebuilt (1972)
• unknown
First building (1890-1904) – old church moved across the street; became parochial school (1904)
• unknown
South Side of 141st Street (1888-1890)
• unknown |
| St. Clare Catholic Church – aka Chiesa di Santa Chiara (Hell's Kitchen) |
| |
438 West 36th Street (c.1905-1930s) – razed for approach to Lincoln Tunnel
► II/15 Henry Erben (1862) – moved to Most Precious Blood Catholic Church (1930s) |
| St. Clemens Mary Church (Hell's Kitchen) |
| |
410 West 40th Street (1912-1980s) – became Metro Baptist Church (1984)
• II/3 "Junior" Austin Organs Inc., Op. 1787 (1931) – from Sacred Heart RC, Torrington, CT
• II/ M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 1477 (1912) |
| St. Columba Catholic Church (Chelsea) |
| |
343 West 25th Street (since 1845)
► II/14 Reuben Midmer & Sons (1921)
• II/12 Ferris & Stuart (1856); elec. (by Odell?)
• II/12 Thomas Robjohn (1846) |
| St. Cyril Catholic Church (Slovenian) (East Village) |
| |
62 St. Mark's Place
• unknown |
| St. Elizabeth Catholic Church (Washington Heights) |
| |
268 Wadsworth Avenue at 187th Street (since 1927)
► III/45 Casavant Frères, Op. 2585 (1960)
• unknown (1927)
4381 Broadway at 187th Street (1872-burned 1925)
• unknown |
| St. Elizabeth of Hungary Catholic Church (Upper East Side) |
| |
211 East 83rd Street (since 1917) – orig. Second Immanuel German Evangelical Lutheran
► II/13 Kilgen Organ Company, Op. 7677 (1953)
• L. C. Harrison (c.1917)
345 East 4th Street (1892-1917) – "Slov. Kostol Sv. Alzbety"
► II/8 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 1444 (1912) |
| St. Emeric Catholic Church (Lower East Side) |
| |
740 East 13th Street near Avenue D (since 1950)
• II/ Rodgers Instruments electronic |
| St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church (Upper East Side) |
| |
135 East 96th Street (since 1896)
► II/19 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company Inc., Op. 1194 (1949)
• III/ Estey Organ Company, Op. 1000 (1912)
• II/17 Hook & Hastings, Op. 1729 (1896) |
| St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church (Midtown West) |
| |
135 West 31st Street
Present building (since 1892)
► IV/84 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 11753 (1987); rev. Sebastian Glück (2010)
► III/27 Kilgen Organ Company, Op. 7579 (1951)
► III/44 Reuben Midmer & Son (1915)
• J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 302 (1892) – moved & rebuilt Op. 120?
• II/ Rodgers Instruments electronic (1990s) – Lower Church
• II/18 William Laws (<195-) – Lower Church
First building (1844-1892)
► II/22 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 120 (1873) |
| St. Francis Xavier Cabrini Church (Roosevelt Island) |
| |
564 Main Street
• unknown |
| St. Francis Xavier Cabrini Shrine (Washington Heights) |
| |
Mother Cabrini High School
701 Fort Washington Avenue
► II/29 Tamburini (1960) |
| St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church (Chelsea) |
| |
30 West 16th Street
Present building (since 1882)
► III/52 Peragallo Pipe Organ Company, Op. 700 (2010) – Chancel
► III/21 Kilgen Organ Company, Op. 7813 (1957) – Gallery
► IV/82 Casavant Frères, Op. 184 (1903); reb. of Gallery organ
► IV/81 E. & G.G. Hook & Hastings, Op. 1022 (1881) – Gallery
• II/27 E. & G.G. Hook & Hastings, Op. 1021 (1881) – Chancel
• II/24 E. & G.G. Hook & Hastings, Op. 1024 (1881) – Chapel
First building (1851-1878)
► II/29 Henry Erben (1851) |
| St. Gabriel Catholic Church (Midtown West) (razed 1939) |
| |
310 West 37th Street
• Henry Erben (1866) |
| St. Gregory the Great Catholic Church |
| |
144 West 90th Street at Amsterdam Avenue (since 1913)
• unknown
119 West 89th Street (1907-burned 1913)
• unknown |
| St. Ignatius Loyola Catholic Church (Upper East Side) |
| |
980 Park Avenue at 84th Street (since 1894)
► IV/91 N.P. Mander (1991)
• III/13 Rodgers/Ruffatti (1975)
• III/80reg Hook & Hastings, Op. 2326 (1913)
• II/20reg Hook & Hastings, Op. 2302 (1912) – Lower Church
• III/51 Hook & Hastings, Op. 1710 (1896)
East 84th Street (1854-1894) – orig. named St. Lawrence O'Toole
• Henry Erben (1847) |
| St. James Catholic Church (Downtown) |
| |
32 James Street (since 1835)
► III/36 Frank Roosevelt, Op. 421 (1889); alt. Farrand & Votey, Op. 791 (1895) – OHS #369 (2008)
► III/36 Frank Roosevelt, Op. 421 (1889)
• II/22 Henry Erben (1836)
49 Ann Street (1827-1833) – named Christ R.C. Church – orig. Christ Episcopal Church
► II/16 John Geib (1801) |
| St. Jean Baptiste Catholic Church (Upper East Side) |
| |
184 East 76th Street at Lexington Avenue (since 1912)
► IV/81 Wicks Organ Company, Op. 6388 (2000)
► IV/54 Murray M. Harris, Op. 104 (1913)
• II/ M.P. Möller, Inc. – Choir Room
► II/9 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 7581 (1947) – Lower Church
► II/15 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 1404 (1912) – Lower Church
159 East 76th Street (1885-1912)
• unknown |
| St. Joachim Catholic Church (Lower East Side) NE (demolished c.1967) |
| |
26 Roosevelt Street (1888-closed 1967)
► II/17 Kilgen Organ Company, Op. 7024 (1940s) – moved to St. Joseph Catholic Church (c.1950s)
• unknown (c.1888) |
| St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church (Upper East Side) |
| |
411 East 66th Street at First Avenue (since 1925)
► III/22 Kilgen Organ Company, Op. 7763 (1956); reb. Meloni and Farrier (2009)
• unknown (1925)
350 East 57th Street near First Avenue (1908-1925) – orig. Congregation Adath Israel
• unknown
289 East 4th Street at Second Avenue (1895-1908) – now Iglesia Pentecostal Camino a Damasco
• unknown |
| St. John the Baptist Catholic Church (Midtown West) |
| |
207 West 30th Street, near Seventh Avenue (since 1872)
► V/86 Church Organ Systems electronic (c.1997)
► III/24 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 546 (1922) – burned 1997
• unknown (c.1872)
125 West 30th Street (c.1847-1872)
• II/28 Ferris & Stuart (1852)
West 31st Street (1840-burned 1847)
• Henry Erben (1837) |
| St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church (Midtown) |
| |
351 First Avenue at 55th Street (since 1974)
► III/37 Hellmuth Wolff, Op. 14 (1974)
351 East 55th Street at First Avenue (1881-1974)
• III/ Geo. Kilgen & Son, Op. 4207 (1928)
East 50th Street at Madison Avenue (1859-1881)
Second building (1871-1881)
• IV/54 George Jardine & Son (1871)
First building (1859-1871)
► III/47 George Jardine & Son (1864)
East 50th Street and Fourth Avenue (1840-1859)
• unknown |
| St. John the Martyr Catholic Church (Upper East Side) |
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252 East 72nd Street (since 1904) – orig. Knox Presbyterian Church
• electronic keyboard
• Hammond Instruments, Model C3
• Geo. Kilgen & Son, Op. 3863 (1926)
• unknown (c.1887) |
| St. Joseph Catholic Chapel |
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385 South End Avenue
• unknown |
| St. Joseph Catholic Church (Chinatown) |
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5 Monroe Street (since 1924)
► II/17 Kilgen Organ Company, Op. 7024 – moved from St. Joachim Catholic Church (c.1950s)
► III/ Fratelli Balbiani (c.1924) |
| St. Joseph Catholic Church (Greenwich Village) – renamed The University Church of St. Joseph |
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371 Avenue of the Americas
See The University Church of St. Joseph |
| St. Joseph Catholic Church (Yorkville) |
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408 East 87th Street near First Avenue
Present building (since 1895):
► II/38 Müller & Abel, Op. 9 (1895); reb. John Randolph (1994) and Meloni & Farrier (2004)
First building (1874-1895):
• unknown |
| St. Joseph Catholic Church (Ward's Island) |
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► II/9 Estey Organ Company, Op. 1335 (1915) |
| St. Joseph of the Holy Family Catholic Church (Harlem) |
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405 West 125th Street at Morningside Avenue
• II/13 Austin Organ Company, Op. 1028 (c.1922) |
| St. Jude Catholic Church (Inwood) |
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431 West 204th Street
• III/ Allen Organ Company electronic (2000s) |
| St. Lawrence O'Toole Catholic Church (Yorkville) NE |
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See St. Ignatius Loyola Church |
| St. Leo Catholic Church (Gramercy) (razed 1985) |
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See Mary Reparatrix Convent Chapel |
| St. Lucy Catholic Church (East Harlem) |
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344 East 104th Street (since 1901)
Upper Church (since 1915)
► II/13 J.H. & C.S. Odell (c.1901); elec. by John A. Porto (1973)
Lower Church (since 1901)
• unknown; possibly above Odell |
| St. Malachy Catholic Church (aka "The Actors' Chapel") (Midtown Theatre District) |
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239 West 49th Street (since 1902)
► II/40 Allen Organ Company electronic (1980s) – Upper Church
• III/20 Geo. Kilgen & Son, Op. 4118 (1928) – Lower Church - "The Actors' Chapel"
► II/8 Estey Organ Company, Op. 2047 (1922) – Lower Church - "The Actors' Chapel"
• II/~15 W.W. Kimball Co. (1910) – Upper Church |
| St. Margaret Catholic Church NE |
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location unknown
• Geo. Kilgen & Son, Op. 5388
• Geo. Kilgen & Son, Op. 3855 (1926) |
| St. Mark Catholic Church (Lower East Side) NE |
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Stuyvesant and Second Avenue
• Geo. Kilgen & Son, Op. 7643 |
| St. Mark the Evangelist Catholic Church (West Harlem) |
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65 West 138th Street
• II/ Geo. Kilgen & Son
• Mohr & Company |
| St. Mary Catholic Church (Lower East Side) |
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440 Grand Street at Ridge Street (since 1833)
• II/ Allen Organ Company electronic
• II/21s M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 2433 (1917)
► III/30 Henry Erben (1875)
• Henry Erben (1853)
• II/18 Henry Erben (1834)
Sheriff Street (1826-1833) – orig. Seventh Presbyterian Church
• unknown, if any |
| St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church (German) (Stuyvesant Town) |
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529 East 17th Street (1873-closed 1945)
• Midmer-Losh Organ Company (1942) |
| St. Matthew Catholic Church (Upper West Side) |
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215 West 67th Street (est. 1902-razed 1959)
• II/12 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 407 (1904) |
| St. Michael Catholic Chapel (Little Italy/Chinatown) |
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266 Mulberry Street
• unknown |
| St. Michael Catholic Church (Midtown West) |
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424 West 34th Street (since 1907)
► III/46 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 313 (1893)
408 West 32nd Street (1893-1906) – moved to 34th Street due to building of Penn Station
► III/46 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 313 (1893) – moved to new church (c.1906)
West 31st Street (1861-burned 1892)
• Henry Erben (1861) |
| St. Monica Catholic Church (Upper East Side) |
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413 East 79th Street
► III/53 Timothy Fink and Co. (2008)
► III/33 Hall Organ Company, Op. 590 (c.1931)
• J.H. &. C.S. Odell (c.1907)
► I/5 Georg Westenfelder (c.1960s) – Continuo
• II/19s Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 105 (1883) – Lower Church |
| St. Nicholas German Catholic Church (Lower East Side) NE (demolished c.1960) |
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125 Second Street between Avenue A and First Avenue
Second building (1848-1960):
► II/45 Engelfried & Hadden (c.1881)
• II/20 Henry Erben (1849 or 1852)
First building (1836-1848):
• unknown |
| St. Patrick's Old Cathedral |
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See Old St. Patrick's Cathedral |
| St. Paul Catholic Church (East Harlem) |
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115 East 117th Street at Fourth Avenue
Present building (since 1907)
► II/15 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 146 (1875); moved from original building; alt. 1907
First building (1835-1907)
► II/15 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 146 (1875); alt. 1907
• Henry Erben (1852)
• Henry Erben (1846) |
| St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church (Midtown West) |
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415 West 59th Street at Columbus Avenue
► IV/82 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 9987 (1964); reb. Peragallo (1999)
► IV/83 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 9987 (1964)
► III/37 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 544 (1925)
• II/32 Hook & Hastings, Op. 1420 (1889)
• Henry Erben (1864)
► II/6 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 9988 (1964) – Chapel – rental; sold to Dr. George Markey (1964)
• I/7 Hook & Hastings, Op. 1419 (1889) – Chapel
► I/11 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 78 (1868) – Chapel |
| St. Peter Catholic Church (Financial District) |
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16 Barclay Street at Church Street
Present building (since 1836)
► IV/41 Geo. Kilgen & Son, Op. 4740 (1931) – Chancel (move & rebuild of Op. 3976)
► IV/37 Geo. Kilgen & Son, Op. 3976 (1927) – Gallery
• III/34 Henry Erben (1837) – Gallery
First building (1785-1836)
• Henry Erben (1824) |
| St. Raphael Catholic Church (Hell's Kitchen) |
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502 West 41st Street (since 1886)
See SS. Cyril and Methodius / St. Raphael Catholic Church |
| St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church (West Harlem) |
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510 West 165th Street (since 1902)
• II/ W.W. Kimball Co. (c.1902); Delaware console added downstairs |
| St. Sebastian Catholic Church (Gramercy) (closed 1971) |
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310 East 24th Street at 2nd Avenue
• II/ Estey Organ Company, Op. 1612 (1917) |
| St. Stanislaus Bishop and Martyr Catholic Church (Lower East Side) |
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101 East 7th Street
• Geo. Kilgen & Son, Op. 4174 |
| St. Stephen Catholic Church |
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See Our Lady of the Scapular-St. Stephen |
| St. Stephen of Hungary Catholic Church (Upper East Side) |
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414 East 82nd Street (since 1927)
► II/12 Geo. Kilgen & Son, Op. 4237 (1929); rev.
420 East 14th Street (1902-1927) – orig. Epis. Chapel of the Bread of Life; later Romeyn Chapel
► I/2 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 49 (1879) |
| St. Teresa Catholic Church (Lower East Side) |
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141 Henry Street corner Rutgers Street (since 1863) – orig. Rutgers Presbyterian Church
► III/36 George Jardine & Son (1880) – rebuild of 1858 Robjohn retaining the case
• III/36 Thomas Robjohn (1858?) |
| St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church (Harlem) (closed 2003) |
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262 West 118th Street
► III/38 W.W. Kimball Co., KPO 3052 (1907)
► II/13 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 613 (1955) – Lower Church |
| St. Thomas Liberal Catholic Church (Harlem) |
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147 West 144th Street
• II/41 Allen Organ Company electronic |
| St. Thomas More Catholic Church (Upper East Side) |
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65 East 89th Street at Madison Avenue (since 1950) – orig. Epis. Church of the Beloved Disciple
► II/23 Lively-Fulcher Pipe Organ Builders (1998)
► I/7 Flentrop Orgelbouw (1960) – now in Renée Anne Louprette Residence, N.J.
• II/ Hall Organ Company (<1931)
• II/30reg M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 1808 (1914)
• II/ Müller & Abel (1901) – donated to New York Penitentiary (1914) |
| St. Veronica Catholic Church (West Village) |
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149 Christopher Street
► II/18 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 390 (1902) |
| St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church (Chelsea) |
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123 West 23rd Street
• IV/41s Geo. Kilgen & Son, Op. 5911 (1937)
• Müller & Abel (c.1896)
• II/20 George Jardine & Son (1858) |
| St. Vincent Ferrer Catholic Church (Upper East Side) |
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869 Lexington Avenue at 66th Street
Present building (since 1918):
► IV/68 Schantz Organ Company, Op. 2224 (2002) – Gallery + new 4m console
► II/18 Schantz Organ Company, Op. 2145 (1998) – Chancel + new 4m console
► III/37 James L. Konzelman (1983) – Gallery
• Two Allen Organ Company electronics
► V/87 Fratelli Balbiani (1925) – Gallery and Chancel (removed 1958)
Original building (1867-1918):
► III/47 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 7 (1874)
• I/5 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 10 (1874) |
| SS. Cyril and Methodius (Croatian) / St. Raphael Catholic Church (Hell's Kitchen) |
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502 West 41st Street – orig. St. Raphael Catholic Church
Present building (since 1902):
• Geo. Kilgen & Son, Op. 5010 (1932)
• II/ L.C. Harrison (c.19--)
► II/8 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 427 (1906)
First building (c.1886-1902):
• unknown |
| Shrine of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton (The Battery) |
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See Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic Church |
| Transfiguration Catholic Church (Chinatown) |
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29 Mott Street (since 1853) – orig. Zion Episcopal Church
• II/ Peragallo Pipe Organ Company (1935); reb. 1990s
• II/28 Ferris & Stuart (1853)
Chambers Street (1833-1853) – orig. Scottish Reformed Presbyterian Church
• unknown |
| The University Church of St. Joseph (Greenwich Village) – orig. named St. Joseph Church |
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371 Avenue of the Americas at Washington Place (since 1834)
► II/11 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company Inc., Op. 1225 (1952,1975)
• II/20 Henry Erben (1836) |
|
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| Serbian Orthodox |
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| Cathedral of St. Sava |
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20 West 25th Street (orig. Trinity Chapel of Trinity Parish)
► III/44 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 548 (1922)
► III/39 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 107 (1871)
► III/33 Hall & Labagh (1853) |
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| Seventh-day Adventist |
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| Advent Hope Seventh-day Adventist Church (Yorkville) |
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111 East 87th Street (since 1955)
• unknown |
| City Tabernacle of Seventh-day Adventists (Washington Heights) |
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562 West 150th Street (since 1930) – orig. Mount Neboh Synagogue
► II/19 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 505 (1916) |
| Crossroads Seventh-day Adventist Church (Hell's Kitchen) |
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410 West 45th Street – orig. 4th German Mission Dutch Ref.; then Third Moravian Church
• unknown if any
130 West 79th Street (1978-1981) – orig. Unity Synagogue; then Mount Neboh Syng. (1930-1978)
► III/47 Austin Organ Company, Op. 1577 (1928) – see Mount Neboh Synagogue |
| Delancy Iglesia Adventista del Séptimo Dia |
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126 Forsyth Street (since 1970) – orig. Allen Street Presbyterian Church
• unknown |
| Ephesus Seventh-day Adventist Church (Harlem) |
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101 West 123rd Street (since 1930) – orig. Second Collegiate Church of Harlem
► III/42 Wicks Organ Company, Op. 5383 (1973)
► II/38 Allen Organ Company electronic (c.1976) – Youth Church
• III/ Aeolian – poss. Op. 1793/94 (1931) from Amer. Women's Assoc. Clubhouse (inst. c.1950)
► II/21 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 341 (1887) |
| Manhattan Seventh-day Adventist Church (Greenwich Village) |
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232 West 11th Street (since 1947) – orig. North Baptist Church
► III/21 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 3860 (1924) – orig. in Union Comm. Ctr, Cedarhurst, N.Y.; enl. & rev.
► II/23 Richard M. Ferris (1856) – moved from Calvary Baptist Church (1883) |
| New Hope Seventh-day Adventist Church (Harlem) |
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28 Edgecombe Avenue near 136th Street – orig. St. Luke Episcopal Mission Chapel
► II/6 Hillgreen, Lane & Co. (1930) – see St. Luke Episcopal Mission Chapel
116 Edgecombe Avenue (Mount Calvary United Methodist Church)
• II/21 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 615 (1956)
Seventh Avenue at 132 Street (Williams Institute)
• unknown |
| Unidentified Seventh-day Adventist Church |
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location unknown
• II/20 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4928 (1927) |
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| Swedenborgian |
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| The New Church (of the New Jerusalem) |
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114 East 35th Street (since 1859)
► III/38 Hall Organ Company (1919)
• III/ Reuben Midmer & Sons (1888)
► II/25 Ferris & Stuart (1859) – moved to St. James Epis., Arlington, Vt. (1889)
Broadway near Rector Street (1838-1845)
• unknown
Pearl Street (1816-1838) – became Zion Baptist Church
• unknown |
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| Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) |
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| All Souls Unitarian Church |
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1157 Lexington Avenue (since 1932)
► III/53 Holtkamp Organ Company, Op. 2016 (1989)
• III/ Austin Organs Inc. (1970s); rev. Austin Op. 1707
► III/37 Austin Organ Company, Op. 1707 (1932)
249 Fourth Avenue at 20th Street (1855-1932) – known as Church of the Holy Zebra
► III/40 Ferris & Stuart (1856)
548 Broadway near Spring Street (1845-1855) – known as Church of the Divine Unity
• III/33 E. & G.G. Hook, Op. 65 (1844)
Chambers Street (1821-1845) – known as First Congregational Church
► II/17 Thomas Appleton, Op. 17 (1827) – now in Second Congregational, Middle Haddam, Conn. |
| Church of the Divine Paternity |
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See Fourth Universalist Society |
| Church of the Eternal Hope |
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See Third Universalist Society |
| Church of the Messiah |
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See Community Church of New York |
| Church of Our Saviour (aka Sixth Universalist Society) |
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309 West 57th Street (1874-1887) – sold to Central Congregational Church (1887)
• II/ Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 6 (1873)
65 West 35th Street – known as Sixth Universalist Society or Thirty-fifth Street Congregational
• Henry Erben (1866)
• Henry Erben (1858)
West 20th Street, near Seventh Avenue
• Ferris & Stuart (1852) |
| Community Church of New York |
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40 East 35th Street (since 1948):
► III/31 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 8710 (1954)
► II/8 Austin Organs Inc., Op. 2552 (1972) – Chapel
Fourth Avenue at 34th Street (1867-1948) – known as Church of the Messiah
► IV/50 George S. Hutchings, Op. 1680 (1912)
► II/29 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 64 (1868)
728 Broadway (1839-1867)
• II/26 E. & G.G. Hook, Op. 36 (1839); reb. Henry Crabbe (1854)
Prince and Mercer Streets (1825-burned 1839) – aka Second Cong. or Second Unitarian
• I/ Thomas Appleton (1828) |
| First Unitarian Society (aka First Congregational Church) |
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See All Souls Unitarian Church |
| Fourth Unitarian Society (aka Unity Chapel) |
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128th Street near Fourth Avenue (1869-1886) – became Unity Congregational Society
• unknown |
| Fourth Universalist Society (aka Church of the Divine Paternity) |
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160 Central Park West at 76th Street (since 1898)
► IV/61 Ernest M. Skinner Company, Op. 271 (1917), alt.
► IV/62 George S. Hutchings, Op. 431 (1898); elec. by Hutchings-Votey (1904)
588 Fifth Avenue at 45th Street (1866-1898) – known as Church of the Divine Paternity
• J.H. & C.S. Odell (>1887)
548 Broadway near Spring Street (1855-1866) – orig. Church of the Divine Unity
• III/29 E. & G.G. Hook, Op. 65 (1845)
Murray Street (1847-1852) – orig. South Dutch Reformed Church
• Henry Erben (1838) |
| Lenox Avenue Unitarian Church |
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See West Side Unitarian Church |
| Sawyer Memorial Universalist Church NE |
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121 East 127th Street at Lexington Avenue
Second building (1879-c.1889) – ren. Sawyer Memorial Universalist Church
► I/5 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 82 (1884) – rental organ
First building (1869-1879)
• unknown
Oliver Street (c.1862-1869)
• I/5 George Jardine & Son (<1869)
97 Orchard Street (1832-c.1862) – orig. Reformed Dutch Church
• unknown |
| Second Avenue Universalist Society |
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Second Avenue at East 11th Street
• J.H. & C.S. Odell |
| Second Unitarian Society |
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See Community Church of New York |
| Second Universalist Society |
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See Sawyer Memorial Universalist Society |
| Sixth Universalist Society |
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See Church of Our Saviour |
| Third Universalist Society (aka "Church of the Eternal Hope") |
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142 West 81st Street (1893-c.1908) – now Mt. Pleasant Baptist
► II/20 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 309 (1893)
133-135 West 11th Street near Sixth Avenue (1884-1893) – orig. New York Presbyterian
• II/14 George Jardine & Son (1884)
214 Bleecker Street (1836-1884) – later St. Benedict the Moor RC; then Our Lady of Pompei RC
• II/16 Ferris & Stuart (<1873)
• II/ Henry Erben (1836) |
| Thirty-fifth Street Congregational Church |
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See Church of Our Saviour |
| Union Congregational Church (Harlem) |
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60 W. 138th Street (since 1937) – orig. Rush Memorial A.M.E. Zion Church
• unknown |
| Unity Chapel |
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See Fourth Unitarian Society |
| West Side Unitarian Church |
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Merged into the Community Church of New York (1931)
550 West 110th Street near Broadway (1921-1931) – now Congregation Ramath Orah
► IV/42 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4207 (1925)
221 Lenox Avenue at 121st Street (1891-1919) – known as Lenox Avenue Unitarian; now Ebenezer Gospel Tabernacle
► II/12 Reuben Midmer & Sons
• II/10 Frank Roosevelt, Op. 508 (1891)
128th Street near Fourth Avenue (1886-1891) – orig. Fourth Unitarian Society / Unity Chapel
• unknown |
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| United Church of Christ (UCC) |
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| Broadway United Church of Christ |
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2504 Broadway at 93rd Street (since 2000) – share facility with Advent Lutheran Church
► II/16 Casavant Frères, Op. 3166 (1972) – orig. Southwestern Adventist College, Keene, TX (1998)
► II/31 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 377 (c.1901) – removed (2000)
Broadway at 56th Street (1905-1969) – known as Broadway Tabernacle
► IV/66 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company Inc., Op. 991 (1939/40)
► IV/57 Hutchings-Votey, Op. 1536; rev. E. M. Skinner (1921)
► IV/55 Hutchings-Votey, Op. 1536 (1908)
34th Street and Sixth Avenue (1859-1905)
• III/ L.C. Harrison, Op. 65 (1892) – reb. of Ferris & Stuart
► III/41 Ferris & Stuart (1859); enl. by Levi U. Stuart (1865)
Broadway, between Anthony (Worth) Street and Catherine Lane (1836-1857)
• Unknown builder |
| Grace Congregational Church of Harlem |
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310 West 139th Street (since 1923) – orig. Lenox Presbyterian Church
► II/12 Schantz Organ Company, Op. 1719 (1982)
• II/24 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 414 (1905) |
| Judson Memorial Church |
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55 Washington Square South
► II/28 Frank Roosevelt, Op. 512 (1892) |
| Rauschenbusch Memorial United Church of Christ |
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407 West 43rd Street– orig. Second German Baptist Church; now Westside Theatre
• Jesse Woodbury |
| The Riverside Church (American Baptist and United Church of Christ) |
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Riverside Drive at 122nd Street (since 1930)
See The Riverside Church in Interdenominational section |
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| Residences and Yachts |
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| Extant in Manhattan |
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| Anonymous Residence |
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► II/13 Orgelmakerij van der Putten en Veger (1994) |
| Patrick Allen Residence |
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► II/8 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company, Op. 1128 (1947) – orig. in Eastman School of Music |
| Louise Basbas |
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► I/3 Taylor & Boody, Op. 21 (1987) |
| Mrs. J. L. C. Residence |
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► IV/36 Sebastian Glück, Op. 3 (1991) |
| Ms. S. D. Residence |
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► I/4 Noack Organ Company, Op. 131-III (1996) |
| Ernesto G. Fabbri Townhouse (now House of the Redeemer) |
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7 East 95th Street at Fifth Avenue
► II/21 Aeolian Company, Op. 1398 (1916) |
| Henry Clay Frick Residence (now The Frick Collection) |
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1 East 70th Street at Fifth Avenue
► IV/79 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company, Op. 918 (1934) – enl. and dup. 4m console
► IV/70 Aeolian Company, Op. 1263 (1914) |
| David J. Hurd, Jr. Residence |
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► II/3 Bozeman-Gibson, Op. 20 (1980) |
| Daniel Kirk-Foster Residence |
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► II/2 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company, Op. 2001 (1946) – orig. in Union Theological Seminary |
| John Olson Residence |
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► II/2 Wahl Organbuilders, Op. 11C (2003) |
| Stephen A. Rumpf Residence |
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► II/6 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 8045 (1950) |
| Stephen Simon Residence |
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► I/7 Mander Organs (1999) |
| Felix M. Warburg Residence (now the Jewish Museum) |
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1109 Fifth Avenue at 92nd Street
• II/22 Aeolian Company, Op. 1054 (1908) |
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| Non-Extant or Moved |
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| Dr. T. F. Allen Residence |
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96 Fourth Avenue
• II/7 E. & G.G. Hook & Hastings, Op. 906 (1878) – moved to Alpine Comm. Meth., Alpine, N.J. (1968) |
| Douglas Alexander Residence |
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"The Dakota" – Central Park West at 72nd Street
• II/9 Aeolian Company, Op. 936 (1903) – enlarged and moved to Stamford, Conn., as Op. 1109 |
| Anonymous Residence |
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► II/5 Guilbault-Thérien (1999) – moved to Bronxville, N.Y. |
| Mrs. Carolyn Armstrong Residence |
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11 East 67th Street
• II/20 Aeolian Company, Op. 1425 (1919) |
| LeRoy E. Baldwin Residence |
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17 East 70th Street – orig. Alvin W. Krech Residence
► III/36 Aeolian Company, Op. 1143 (1910) |
| Col. William L. Barbour Residence |
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13-15 West 53rd Street – became Museum of Modern Art
► II/12 Austin Organ Company, Op. 81 (1903) |
| Watson Barratt Residence |
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15 West 67th Street
• unknown |
| A. B. Bastedo Residence |
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525 West End Avenue
• II/- Estey Organ Company, Op. 1371 (1915) – moved to Henri Bendel res., Great Neck, N.Y. (1916) |
| Martin Beck Residence |
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166 East 64th Street
► II/7 Welte-Mignon Corporation (1920) |
| Henry Belden Residence |
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1449 Fifth Avenue at 118th Street
• unknown organ |
| William Belden Residence |
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810 Fifth Avenue at 62nd Street
► III/41 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 190 (1881) – sold to Troy (N.Y.) Savings Bank (1890) – extant |
| Bell Residence |
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182 Riverside Drive
• II/13 Aeolian Company, Op. 928 (1902, 1905) |
| Alva E. Belmont Residence |
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477 Madison Avenue at 51st Street
► II/30 Aeolian Company, Op. 747 (1894) – moved from Belmont Castle, Newport, R.I. (1909) |
| Henri Bendel Residence |
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520 Fifth Avenue
• II/ Estey Organ Company, Op. 1504 (1916)
• II/ Estey Organ Company, Op. 911 (1911) |
| John Bentis Residence |
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• J.H. & C.S. Odell |
| Berler Residence |
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809 Riverside Drive
• Welte-Mignon Corporation, Op. 121 (1920) |
| Philip Berolzheimer Residence |
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125 West 79th Street
► II/10 Estey Organ Company, Op. 1096 (1913) – moved to California (1953); extant |
| Dr. Robert S. Bickley Residence |
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885 Fifth Avenue at 70th Street
► II/13 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 731 (1928) |
| C. K. G. Billings Residence |
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Fort Washington Avenue at 195th Street (1907-1916) – "Tryon Hall" (burned 1926)
► III/62 Aeolian Company, Op. 1021 (1906)
673 Fifth Avenue at 53rd Street (1901-1907)
► II/16 Aeolian Company, Op. 939 (1903) |
| George Blumenthal Residence |
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50 East 70th Street at Park Avenue
► III/45 Aeolian Company, Op. 1348 (1916) |
| M. C. D. Borden Residence |
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25 West 56th Street
► II/32 Aeolian Company, Op. 930 (1902) |
| George C. Boldt Residence |
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34th Street and Fifth Avenue – Waldorf=Astoria Hotel
► II/14 Estey Organ Company, Op. 822 (1910)
• II/ Estey Organ Company, Op. 98 (1904) |
| Frederick G. Bourne Residence |
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"The Dakota" – Central Park West at 72nd Street
• II/9 Aeolian Company, Op. 936 (1903) |
| George Temple Bowdoin Residence |
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104 East 37th Street
• II/26 Aeolian Company, Op. 1296 (1914) |
| Bradey Residence |
| |
Madison Avenue and 73rd Street
• II/11 Aeolian Company, Op. 1310 (1914,1916) |
| Nicholas F. Brady Residence |
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989 Fifth Avenue
• II/14 Aeolian Company, Op. 1103 (1909) |
| Dr. George E. Brewer Residence |
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16 East 64th Street
► II/9 Estey Organ Company, Op. 1293 (1914) |
| David S. Brown Residence |
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Riverside Drive and 102nd Street
► II/11 Aeolian Company, Op. 802 (1895) |
| Edward S. Brown Residence |
| |
17 East 70th Street
• III/36 Aeolian Company, Op. 1143 (1910) |
| J. Buckley Residence |
| |
location unknown
• Hall & Labagh |
| Andrew Carnegie Residence |
| |
2 East 91st Street at Fifth Avenue – now the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum
• III/44 Aeolian (Votey), Op. 895 (1900) – removed 1976 |
| Pierre Cartier Residence |
| |
15 East 96th Street (1921-1945) – See Mrs. Lucy Drexel Dahlgren Residence
► II/22 Estey Organ Company, Op. 1377 (1916) |
| Mr. Chamberlain Residence |
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• J.H. & C.S. Odell |
| S. B. Chapin Residence |
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Fifth Avenue at 74th Street
• II/18 Aeolian Company, Op. 1018 (1906, 1910) |
| Joseph H. Choate Residence |
| |
8 East 63rd Street
• II/18 George S. Hutchings, Op. 460 (c.1898) |
| Walter P. Chrysler Residence |
| |
• II/ Estey Organ Company, Op. 1504 (1916) – moved from Henri Bendel residence |
| Claffin Residence |
| |
• II/11 Aeolian Company, Op. 728 (1894) |
| I. M. Clark Residence |
| |
522 Fifth Avenue at 44th Street – Sherry's Hotel
• II/ unknown |
| Senator William A. Clark Residence (razed in 1932) |
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960 Fifth Avenue at 77th Street
• IV/71 Murray Harris, Op. 77 (1911) |
| John Conley Residence |
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46 East 61st Street
► II/13 Estey Organ Company, Op. 1988 (1921) |
| R. L. Corby Residence |
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48 East 80th Street
• III/46 Aeolian Company, Op. 1657 (1927) |
| George F. Crane Residence |
| |
16 West 12th Street
► II/9 Estey Organ Company, Op. 308 (1906) |
| George Warrington Curtis Residence |
| |
16 West 53rd Street
• III/47 Aeolian Company, Op. 979 (1910)
• III/34 Aeolian Company, Op. 979 (1908)
► II/23 Aeolian Company, Op. 979 (1905) |
| Louis A. Cyrus Residence |
| |
• II/ Wicks Organ Company, Op. 1410 (1935) |
| Mrs. Lucy Drexel Dahlgren Residence |
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15 East 96th Street (1916-1921) – later owned by Pierre Cartier (1921-1945)
► II/22 Estey Organ Company, Op. 1377 (1916) |
| Charles Henry Davis Residence |
| |
323 West 80th Street at Riverside Drive
► II/15 Aeolian Company, Op. 837 (1897) |
| Joseph P. Day Residence |
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34 Gramercy Park
► II/3 Estey Organ Company, Op. 2905 (1930) |
| Col. E. A. Deeds Residence and Yacht |
| |
► II/9 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 786 (1929) – Yacht Lotusland
► II/11 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 675 (1927) – Residence |
| Captain Joseph Raphael DeLamar Residence and Yacht |
| |
233 Madison Avenue – now the Polish Consulate
• II/12 Aeolian Company, Op. 1384 (1916) – Yacht May
• 0/33 Aeolian Company, Op. 1354 (1915) – Residence |
| Mrs. H. E. Dodge Residence |
| |
Fifth Avenue at 61st Street
• III/39s Austin Organ Company, Op. 295 (1912) |
| Charles Dolt Residence |
| |
location unknown
• Welte & Sons Company (1913) |
| James Douglas Residence |
| |
location unknown
• Welte & Sons Company (1917) |
| Dr. Edward Kellogg Dunham Residence |
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35 East 68th Street
► I/7 Aeolian Company, Op. 898 (1900) |
| Dr. Ellsworth Eliot Residence |
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• I/10 E. & G.G. Hook & Hastings, Op. 970 (1879) |
| Steve Empson Residence |
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• II/2 Wicks Organ Company, Op. 5439 (1974) |
| Ernesto G. Fabbri Residence |
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11 East 62nd Street – later Charles Steele Residence
► II/17 Aeolian Company, Op. 871 (1899) |
| Edward F. F. Flammer Residence |
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247 West 102nd Street
► II/9 Estey Organ Company, Op. 313 (1906) |
| Marion R. Frazier III Residence |
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12 East 12th Street – 12th Floor
► III/28 Welte & Sons (1916) – built by Ernest M. Skinner Co. (Op. 253); orig. in Eugene Meyer Res., Mt. Kisco, N.Y.; moved to Speyer Technik Museum, Germany (1993) |
| George Gershwin Residence |
| |
316 West 103rd Street
• Welte Philharmonic Pipe Organ (1929) |
| Archer Gibson Residence |
| |
257 West 86th Street
► III/26 Aeolian Company, Op. 1419 (1918) |
| Rodney Alan Giles Residence |
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755 West End Avenue
• II/4 Noack Organ Company (1980s) – given to First Presbyterian Church, Pompano Beach, Fla. |
| Mr. P. Glissando Residence |
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22 West 133rd Street
• unknown builder – additions by J.H. & C.S. Odell (1906) |
| Thomas Goadby Residence |
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21 West 35th Street
• Levi U. Stuart (c.1870) |
| Edwin Drexel Godfrey Residence |
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4 East 64th Street
• II/14 Aeolian Company, Op. 1511 (1922) |
| W. R. Goodman Residence |
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location unknown
• Welte & Sons Company (1914) |
| Howard Gould Yacht |
| |
Yacht Niagara
• Welte player organ |
| Dr. C. W. Grant Residence |
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location unknown
• J.H. & C.S. Odell |
| Benjamin Gregory Residence |
| |
324 West 23rd Street
► II/15 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 152 (1876)
• unknown earlier organ |
| Ben Ali Haggin Residence |
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Madison Avenue and 73rd Street
• II/11 Aeolian Company, Op. 1310 (1914, 1916) |
| J. S. Halsted Residence |
| |
location unknown
• J.H. & C.S. Odell |
| R. Halsted Residence |
| |
location unknown
• Hall & Labagh |
| J. Horace Harding Residence |
| |
955 Fifth Avenue
• III/31 Aeolian Company, Op. 1067 (1908)
10 East 77th Street – now Permanent Mission of Myanmar to the United Nations
► II/18 Aeolian Company, Op. 963 (1896) – See Mrs. Charlotte M. Tytus Residence |
| Dr. John A. Harris Residence |
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140 Riverside Drive
• II/12 Aeolian Company, Op. 1422 (1918); 11 ranks added in 1920, using many pipes from
• II/12 Aeolian Company, Op. 1384 (1916) which was on J.R. DeLamar's yacht May. |
| J. A. H. Hasbrouck Residence |
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location unknown
• Levi U. Stuart (c.1870) |
| Frank Seymour Hastings Residence |
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15 West 50th Street
• II/12 Votey, Op. 873 (1899) |
| George Haws Residence |
| |
location unknown
• Levi U. Stuart (c.1870) |
| Col. William Haywood Residence |
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Fifth Avenue at 86th Street
• III/41 Aeolian Company, Op. 1362 (1916) |
| A. J. Herrlich Residence |
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1185 Park Avenue
• Robert-Morton Organ Co. (1929) |
| Robert Hoe III Residence |
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11 East 36th Street (1876-?)
• unknown
Unknown address (?-1876)
► II/13 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 88 (1869)
• Hall & Labagh (<1885) |
| L. M. Hoffman Residence |
| |
location unknown
• Hall & Labagh |
| Joseph L. Hollander Residence |
| |
804 West End Avenue – orig. Mrs. Laura E. Wells Residence
► II/10 Aeolian Company, Op. 911 (1901) |
| H. Hollinghurst Residence |
| |
location unknown
• II/4s Austin Organ Company, Op. 847 (1920) |
| R. W. Hollingsworth Residence |
| |
location unknown
• Welte & Sons Company (1917) |
| Ernest Hopkinson Residence |
| |
1120 Fifth Avenue at 93rd Street
► II/15 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 530 (1925) – moved to Memorial Hospital as Op. 530-A (1938) |
| Rapelje Howell Residence |
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• II/- Estey Organ Company, Op. 1595 (1917) |
| J. W. Hoyet Residence |
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location unknown
• Levi U. Stuart (c.1870) |
| Arthur S. Hyde Residence |
| |
location unknown
• II/- Estey Organ Company, Op. 638 (1909) |
| Arthur Curtiss James Residence |
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39 East 69th Street at Park Avenue
► II/? Ernest M. Skinner Company, Op. 242 (1915) – moved to Methodist Church, Summit, N.J. |
| Dr. A. B. Keeler Residence |
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location unknown
• II/- M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 6446 (1937) |
| Col. J. J. Kerrigan Residence |
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location unknown
• Welte-Tripp Organ Corporation (1926 or 1931) |
| Phoebe Palmer Knapp Residence |
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Savoy Hotel
767 Fifth Avenue at East 58th Street
• III/24 George Jardine & Son (1880) – moved from Phoebe Knapp's Brooklyn residence (1898) |
| Louis C. Krauthoff Residence |
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Plaza Hotel
Fifth Avenue at 59th Street – 10th Floor
• unknown builder (1908) |
| Alvin W. Krech Residence |
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17 East 70th Street (1911-1927) – sold to LeRoy W. Baldwin
► III/36 Aeolian Company, Op. 1143 (1910) |
| John Larkin Residence |
| |
• II/10s Austin Organ Company, Op. 480 (1914) |
| Robert A. Lehman Residence |
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235 East 22nd Street at Second Avenue
► I/2 Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 251 or 252 (1885) – given to Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (1976) |
| Ernest Levy Residence |
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► II/6 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4781 (1925) |
| J. Levy Residence |
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118th Street
• I/ George Jardine & Son (1880) |
| C. Bai Lihme Residence |
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950 Fifth Avenue at 76th Street
► II/9 Welte-Mignon Corp. (1926) |
| G. R. Lockwood Residence |
| |
• Welte & Sons Company (1917) |
| Carl M. Loeb Residence |
| |
• II/ Welte & Sons Company (1918) |
| Vincent Lopez Residence |
| |
• I/2 "Special" Wurlitzer, Op. 887 (1924) – in piano case with two 37-note ranks |
| Walter Luttgen Residence |
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West End Avenue at 93rd Street
► II/21 Aeolian Company, Op. 934 (1903)
51 West 75th Street
► I/8 Aeolian Company, Op. 861 (1898) |
John Miller-Masury Residence |
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622 Fifth Avenue at 50th Street
► II/7 Aeolian Company – "Style 125" (c.1895) |
| William Maul Residence |
| |
• II/2 Wicks Organ Company, Op. 5826 (1981) |
| Wilbur K. Matthews Residence |
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160 West 59th Street
• II/17 George S. Hutchings, Op. 479 |
| William M. McNair Residence |
| |
5 East 79th Street
• II/- Estey Organ Company, Op. 1368 (1915) |
| C. B. Mertz Residence |
| |
250 West 57th Street
• II/20 Aeolian Company, Op. 1425 (1919) |
| J. E. Miller Residence |
| |
location unknown
• Hall & Labagh |
| Edgar Mills Residence |
| |
131 East 66th at Lexington Avenue
• II/ Wirsching Organ Co. (1909) |
| John Murray Mitchell Residence |
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9 East 67th Street
► II/10 Aeolian Company, Op. 876 (1899) |
| Dave Hennen Morris Residence |
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19 East 70th Street
► III/20 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 1054 (1910) – rebuilt & moved by Möller to City College, 23rd Street (1936)
269 West 72nd Street (1901-1910)
• II/17 George S. Hutchings, Op. 449 (1898) – moved to Bedford Heights Baptist Church, Brooklyn, by M.P. Möller as Op. 1201 (1918) |
| Jacob Wray Mould Residence |
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123 East 26th Street
• Levi U. Stuart (c.1870) |
| Edythe Myers Residence |
| |
location unknown
• Welte & Sons Company (1913) |
| E. Naumburg Residence |
| |
location unknown
• II/16 Hook & Hastings, Op. 1804 (1898) |
| H. A. Nichols Residence |
| |
1075 Park Avenue at 88th Street
► II/7 Estey Organ Company, Op. 2073 (1923) |
| Alexander Nixon Residence |
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West 43rd Street
► II/9 Harry Hall (1899); reb. as II/20 by Anthony Meloni (1983) – orig. in St. Rose of Lima Convent, Meriden, Conn.; moved to University Lutheran Church, Philadelphia (1989) |
| Edward Norton Residence |
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105 East 55th Street or 150 East 72nd Street
• II/ W.W. Kimball Co. |
| Rudolph Oelsner Residence |
| |
• II/ Aeolian Company, Op. 865 (1899) |
| Tom O'Horgan Residence |
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840 Broadway at East 13th Street (1970s-2007)
► I/3 Flentrop Orgelbouw (1973)
► I/1 "Regal" – Flentrop Orgelbouw (1973) |
| Mrs. Loyde Ortel Residence |
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► II/10 Flentrop Orgelbouw, Op. 568 (1960) – given to Yale Institute of Sacred Music (2002) |
| Gustave Pagenstecher Residence |
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location unknown
• II/- Estey Organ Company, Op. 1697 (1919) |
| Hubert T. Parson Residence |
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1071 Fifth Avenue
• II/28 Aeolian Company, Op. 1324 (1915) |
| Nicholas E. Partos Residence |
| |
Fort Washington Avenue at 195th Street – orig. C. K. G. Billings Residence, "Tryon Hall"
► III/62 Aeolian Company, Op. 1021 (1906) |
| Anthony A. Paterno Residence |
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255 West 71st Street
► 0/9 Aeolian Company, Op. 1766a (1929) – "Marie Antoinette (No. 6)" |
| Dr. Charles V. Paterno Residence |
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182 Northern (now Cabrini) Avenue at 182nd Street (1908-razed 1938)
► III/50 Aeolian Company, Op. 1174 (1910, 1913) – moved to St. Paul Epis., Glen Cove, N.Y. (1938) |
| C. D. Pease Residence |
| |
location unknown
• J.H. & C.S. Odell |
| Peck Residence |
| |
location unknown
• Aeolian Company, Op. 911 (1901) |
| George H. Penniman Residence |
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1071 Fifth Avenue at 88th Street
► II/12 Aeolian Company, Op. 853 (1898) |
| Joseph P. Pennington Residence |
| |
80 Washington Square South
► II/15 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 152 (1876) – orig. for Benjamin Gregory Residence, NYC; moved from Presb. Church, Greenwich, Conn. (1910) |
| Wilhelm Pickhardt Residence(razed 1916) |
| |
Southeast corner of 74th Street and Fifth Avenue
• III/46 Hilborne Roosevelt, Op. 130 (1885)
• II/14 Hilborne Roosevelt, Op. 99 (1882) |
| Joseph M. Priaulx Residence |
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Governors Island
► I/5 Hall, Labagh & Kemp (c.1850) – moved to Thekla Hall, Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. |
| Morton F. Plant Residence |
| |
Fifth Avenue at 86th Street
• III/41 Aeolian Company, Op. 1362 (1916) |
| I. J. Post Residence |
| |
• Hall & Labagh |
| Joseph Pulitzer Residence |
| |
11 East 73rd Street
► II/13 Aeolian Company, Op. 924 (1902) |
| Henry W. Ranger Studio Building |
| |
23-27 West 67th Street
• II/ Estey Organ Company, Op. 174 (1904) |
| Luigi Troll Rees Residence |
| |
49 West 75th Street
• Geo. Kilgen & Son, Op. 5483 (c.1935) |
| Norman S. Riesenfeld Residence |
| |
location unknown
► II/9 Estey Organ Company, Op. 1808 (1920) |
| John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Residence |
| |
4-10 West 54th Street
• II/18 Aeolian Company, Op. 1234 (1912) |
| Sigmund Romberg Residence |
| |
33 West 55th Street
► III/16 Aeolian Company, Op. 1685 (1928) – extant in Bethlehem, Penn. |
| Touro Robertson Residence |
| |
13 [or 21] East 56th Street
• II/ Hilborne L. Roosevelt, Op. 112 (c.1883) |
| J. B. Russell Residence |
| |
182 Riverside Drive at 90th Street
► II/13 Aeolian Company, Op. 928 (1902,1905) – orig. in 5th Fl. Recital Chamber, Aeolian Hall |
| Walter Russell Residence |
| |
25 West 67th Street at Central Park West – Hôtel des Artistes
► II/9 Estey Organ Company, Op. 159 (1904) |
| Miss Lucy S. Schieffelin Residence |
| |
241 West 70th Street
► II/7 Estey Organ Company, Op. 2187 (1924) |
| Charles M. Schwab Residence, "Riverside" |
| |
Riverside Drive at 73rd Street
► IV/74 Aeolian Company, Op. 1032 (1907,1919)
► II/33 Aeolian Company, Op. 961 (1904) – built by Hutchings-Votey |
| Edward W. Sheldon Residence |
| |
15 West 38th Street
► II/27 Aeolian Company, Op. 944 (1904)
► II/11 Aeolian Company, Op. 860 (1898) |
| Mrs. James Sheldon Residence |
| |
location unknown
• Welte Organ Company (1928) |
| Helen Gould Shepard Residence |
| |
579 Fifth Avenue at 47th Street
• III/34 Aeolian Company, Op. 1280 (1913) – extant in Columbia, MO |
| James G. Shepherd Residence |
| |
14 East 74th Street
• II/15 Aeolian Company, Op. 1480 (1920) |
| George Sherman Residence |
| |
16 West 20th Street
► II/11 Aeolian Co., Op. 753 (1894) – reb. as Op. 879 (1899) for J.K.W. Sherword, Glen Cove, N.Y. |
| Maj. Gen. Daniel Sickles Residence |
| |
23 Fifth Avenue at 9th Street
• II/9 Verney Pipe Organ Co. (1900s) – moved to Transfiguration P.E. Chapel, Brooklyn (1910) |
| Harry F. Sinclair Residence |
| |
2 East 79th Street at Fifth Avenue – now Ukrainian Institute of America
• III/27 Estey Organ Company, Op. 2053 (1922) |
| William Douglas Sloane Residence |
| |
2 West 52nd Street at Fifth Avenue
• III/31 Aeolian Company, Op. 1094 (1909) – moved to Trinity Church, Lenox, Mass. (1926)
• III/38 George S. Hutchings, Op. 448 (1898) |
| Albert C. Smith Residence |
| |
50 Riverside Drive
• II/22 Aeolian Company, Op. 1305 (1914) |
| G. B. Smith, Esq. Residence |
| |
• I/ George Jardine (1838) |
| J. J. Smith Residence |
| |
• J.H. & C.S. Odell |
| Everett Spawn Residence |
| |
• II/ Wicks Organ Company, Op. 1365 (1935) |
| Charles Steele Residence |
| |
11 East 62nd Street – See Ernesto G. Fabbri Residence
► II/17 Aeolian Company, Op. 871 (1899) |
| C. C. Stillman Residence |
| |
9 East 67th Street
• II/10 Aeolian Company, Op. 876 (1899) |
| Otto Strack Residence |
| |
• II/ Reuben Midmer or Midmer-Losh Organ Company (1920)
• II/- Estey Organ Company, Op. 739 (1910) |
| Willard D. Straight Residence |
| |
1 East 94th Street at Fifth Avenue
► III/22 Aeolian Company, Op. 1304 (1914) – moved to St. Mark Epis., Jackson Hts., Queens (1925) |
| S. W. Straus Residence |
| |
Ambassador Hotel
Park Avenue between 51st and 52nd Streets
• III/ Welte-Mignon Corp. (c.1925) |
| George Templeton Strong Residence |
| |
55 Gramercy Park North
► III/12 Henry Erben (1840) |
| William H. Taylor Residence |
| |
12 West 96th Street
• II/11 Aeolian Company, Op. 1424 (1918); enlarged in 1919 and 1923, ending up III/29 |
| Mrs. Lucy Cotton Thomas Residence |
| |
2 East 61st Street at Fifth Avenue (Hotel Pierre)
• Welte Organ Company (1928) |
| Mrs. Samuel Thorne Residence |
| |
914 Fifth Avenue at 73rd Street
► II/15 Aeolian Company, Op. 907 (1901) – moved to Mrs. Tjader Res., Darien, Conn (1927) |
| Louis Comfort Tiffany Studio/Residence |
| |
Madison Avenue at 72nd Street
• II/ Estey Organ Company, Op. 1584 (1917) – Chapel of the Holy Spirit (moved to St. Martha's Chapel, Bronx)
► II/23 Aeolian Company, Op. 925 (1902, 1907) |
| Robert Todd Residence |
| |
118 West 57th Street
• II/ W.W. Kimball Co. |
| Keith S. Toth Residence |
| |
► II/8 Guilbault-Thérien, Op. 46 (2002) – moved to White Plains, N.Y. (2006) |
| Harry B. Towle Residence |
| |
► II/16 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 742 (1928) |
| Edmund Q. Trowbridge Residence |
| |
10 East 77th Street – now Permanent Mission of Myanmar to the United Nations
► II/18 Aeolian Company, Op. 963 (1896) – See Mrs. Charlotte M. Tytus Residence |
| Mrs. Charlotte M. Tytus Residence |
| |
10 East 77th Street – now Permanent Mission of Myanmar to the United Nations
► II/18 Aeolian Company, Op. 963 (1896) |
| Unidentified Residence |
| |
• III/21 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 2215 (1908) |
| Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt, Jr. Residence |
| |
660 Fifth Avenue at 52nd Street
► II/13 Aeolian Company, Op. 1013 (1906) |
| Henry D. Walbridge Residence |
| |
34 West 49th Street – prev. Charles Steele residence
► II/17 Aeolian Company, Op. 1049 (1912) |
| Paul M. Warburg Residence |
| |
15–17 East 80th Street
• II/20 Aeolian Company, Op. 1042 (1907) |
| W. Kenneth Weaver Residence |
| |
106 Morningside Drive
► II/4 Sebastian Glück, Op. 1 (1985) – removed (1993) |
| Mrs. Laura E. Wells Residence |
| |
804 West End Avenue at 99th Street
► II/10 Aeolian Company, Op. 911 (1901) |
| Mark West Residence |
| |
Unknown location
• II/21 Aeolian Company, Op. 1109 (1909) – orig. in Douglas Alexander Res., Stamford, Conn. |
| B.M. Whitlock Residence and Yacht |
| |
• Aeolian Company, Op. 851 (1898) – Yacht Hildegarde (possibly not built)
• I/ Frank Roosevelt, Op. 485 (1891) – Residence |
| William C. Whitney Residence NE (demolished 1942) |
| |
871 Fifth Avenue at 68th Street
• II/18 E. F. Walcker, Op. 877 (1899) |
| Joseph Wild Residence |
| |
• Levi U. Stuart (c.1870) |
| Dr. Thomas H. Willard Residence |
| |
44 Riverside Drive
• II/9 Aeolian Company, Op. 1190 (1916) |
| Arthur Williams Residence |
| |
• II/- Estey Organ Company, Op. 1885 (1921) |
| [Mrs.] Thomas Williams Residence |
| |
31 West 31st Street
• [Alexander?] Mills |
| Lester Wolff Residence |
| |
326 West 80th Street
• II/22 Aeolian Company, Op. 1528 (1923) – orig. in Stanley Wood Res., Freeport, Me. |
| Frank W. Woolworth Residence |
| |
990 Fifth Avenue at 80th Street
► III/49 Aeolian Company, Op. 1144 (1910, 1914)
► II/17 Aeolian Company, Op. 874 (1899) |
| John Zundel Residence (or Studio?) |
| |
206 William Street
• II/11 E. F. Walcker, Op. 115 (1853) |
|
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| Studios |
| |
| Broadcasting & Recording |
| |
|
| American Recording Studio |
| |
1776 Broadway
• II/8 Estey Organ Company, Op. 3037 (1932) – moved from Byers Recording Studio (>1933) |
| Byers Recording Studio |
| |
1780 Broadway
• II/8 Estey Organ Company, Op. 3037 (1932) |
| National Broadcasting Company |
| |
30 Rockefeller Plaza between Fifth and Sixth Avenues
► III/15 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Co., Op. 923 (1934) – Studio 3B (moved to USMA, West Point, N.Y.) |
| Paramount Theatre Broadcasting Studio |
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1501 Broadway, between 43rd and 44th Streets
► IV/21 "Special 4-manual" Wurlitzer, Op. 1960 (1928) |
| Radio City Broadcasting Studio |
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1260 Avenue of the Americas at 50th Street (Rockefeller Center)
► III/14 "Style Special 3-manual" Wurlitzer, Op. 2180 (1932) |
| Roxy Theatre Broadcasting Studio |
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153 West 50th Street, between 6th and 7th Avenues
• II/8 W.W. Kimball Co., Op. 6887 (1927) |
| WCBS Radio Studio |
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113 West 57th Street (17th floor penthouse of Steinway Hall)
• III/8 W.W. Kimball Co. (1927) – moved from Lew White Institute for Organ and enlarged to III/10
(this organ may have been one of the two-manual organs at the Lew White Institute) |
| WMCA Radio Studio |
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1697 Broadway at W. 53rd Street (Hammerstein Theatre)
• III/11 "Style H Special" Wurlitzer, Op. 1066 (1925); reb. 1941
► II/7 "Style E" Wurlitzer, Op. 784 (1924) – purchased in 1931 |
| WNEW Radio Studio |
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501 Madison Avenue at 52nd Street
• Marr & Colton (1928) |
| WOR Radio Studio |
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1440 Broadway (location in 1935)
► II/7 "Style E" Wurlitzer, Op. 1818 (1927) – moved from Terrace Theatre (1935) |
|
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| Miscellaneous |
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| Abraham Archibald Anderson Residence Studio (artist) |
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80 West 40th Street at Sixth Avenue
► II/24 Aeolian Company, Op. 901 (1901); rev. (1919)
► II/24 Aeolian Company, Op. 901 (1901); rev. (1912)
► II/21 Aeolian Company, Op. 901 (1901); rev. (1905)
► II/11 Aeolian Company, Op. 901 (1901) |
| John Groth Studio (artist) |
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218 Madison Avenue
► II/3 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 6709 (1938) |
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| Teaching |
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| J. Warren Andrews Studio (aka Church Music School) |
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Parish House – Church of the Divine Paternity
4 West 76th Street at Central Park West
► III/14 Hutchings-Votey Organ Co. (1905)
• II/12 George S. Hutchings, Op. 308 (1893) – orig. in Andrews Studio, Minneapolis; moved to St. Catherine of Genoa R.C. Church, NYC |
| Lilian Carpenter Studio |
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Sherman Square Studios – 160 West 73rd Street
► II/3 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 7897 (1948) |
| Emilia Del Terzo Studio |
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Carnegie Hall Studio Towers
154 West 57th Street, Studio 856 (c.1943-1999) – orig. Pietro Yon Studio
• III/7 Geo. Kilgen & Son, Op. 4414 (1929); enl. by Kilgen (1938) |
| William A. Goldsworthy Studio |
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234 East 11th Street
• II/20s M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 3137 (1921) |
| Guilmant Organ School NE |
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Lincoln Towers – 205 West End Avenue at 66th Street (1963-closed early 1970s)
► II/2½ M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 9859 (1964)
• II/ Allen Organ Company electronic (c.1964)
First Presbyterian Church, 12 West 12th Street (1899-1963)
► IV/92 Austin Organs Inc., Op. 2408 (1961)
► IV/72 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 293 (1920)
► III/52 Frank Roosevelt, Op. 368 (1887) |
| Arthur King Studio |
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location unknown
• Geo. Kilgen & Son, Op. 4302 |
| Magna-Chordia Studio |
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location unknown
► III/24 Hillgreen, Lane & Co., Op. 556 (1919) |
| Hugh McAmis Studio |
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Sherman Square Studios – 160 West 73rd Street
► III/7 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 6287 (1935)
Magna-Chordia Studio – location unknown
► III/24 Hillgreen, Lane & Co., Op. 556 (1919) |
| Emil Velazco Studio |
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1658 Broadway at 51st Street(Roseland Building)
► II/3 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 6189 (1933)
• III/8 W.W. Kimball Co. (1928)
723 Seventh Avenue at 50th Street
• II/5 Welte-Mignon Corporation (1927) |
| Ernest White Studio |
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Parish House of St. Mary the Virgin Church
145 West 46th Street
• II/12 Rieger Orgelbau (1954)
► III/ M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 8516 (1952)
► III/34 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company Inc., Op. 1080 (1946)
► II/15 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company Inc., Op. 995 (1939) |
| Lew White Institute for Organ |
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1680 Broadway at 53rd Street
► II/4 W.W. Kimball Co. (1927) – practice
• II/8 W.W. Kimball Co. (1927) – practice
• III/8 W.W. Kimball Co. (1927 – studio |
| Pietro Yon Studio |
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Carnegie Hall Studio Towers
154 West 57th Street, Studio 856 (c.1925-1943) – became Emilia Del Terzo Studio (c.1943)
• III/7 Geo. Kilgen & Son, Op. 4414 (1929); enl. by Kilgen (1938) |
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| Theatres and Nickelodeons |
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| 1st Avenue Theatre |
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location unknown
• W.W. Kimball Co. (1921) |
| 7th Street Theatre |
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location unknown
• II/ W.W. Kimball Co. (1920) |
| 14th Street Theatre NE (aka Mecca, New Mecca) |
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See Mecca Theatre – 14th Street |
| 34th Street Theatre NE (demolished) |
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162 East 34th Street (Lexington and Third Avenues)
• Seeburg-Smith (no date) |
| 55th Street Playhouse (closed) |
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154 West 55th Street
• Robert-Morton Organ Co. (1927) |
| 77th Street Theatre (closed) |
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2184 Broadway at 77th Street
• II/ Midmer-Losh Organ Company (1925) |
| Acme Theatre NE (demolished 1936) |
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50 East 14th Street at Broadway – later New Yorker Theatre
• II/ Robert-Morton Organ Co. (1921) |
| Adelphi Theatre NE (demolished c.1984) |
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2409 Broadway at 89th Street
• II/ Midmer-Losh Organ Company (1922) |
| Adonis Theatre NE (demolished 1990) |
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See Tivoli Theatre |
| American Movies Theatre |
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238 East 3rd Street
• Welte-Mignon Corporation (1924) |
| Apollo Theatre NE (demolished 1960s) |
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126 Clinton Street near Delancey Street
• II/10 "Style H Special" Wurlitzer, Op. 1419 (1926) |
| Apollo Theatre |
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213 West 42nd Street
• Robert-Morton Organ Co. (1922) |
| Arena Theatre NE (demolished c.1954) |
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623 Eighth Avenue at 40th Street
• II/ W.W. Kimball Co. (1918) |
| Astor Theatre |
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1531 Broadway, northwest corner of 45th Street
• Robert-Morton Organ Co. (1927)
• Welte & Sons Corporation (1914) |
| Audubon Theatre NE |
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3950 Broadway, corner 165th Street
► III/15 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 3800 (1923)
• III/24 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 2015 (1915) |
| Avenue A Theatre (closed c.1930) |
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51 Avenue A
• Wirsching Organ Co. (1918) |
| Avenue B Theatre |
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See Loew's Avenue B Theatre |
| Beacon Theatre (orig. Roxy Midway Theatre) |
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2124 Broadway at 74th Street
► IV/19 "Style 250 Special" Wurlitzer, Op. 1891 (1928) |
| Belmont Theatre NE (demolished 1950s) |
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121 West 48th Street near Sixth Avenue
• II/ Seeburg-Smith (1921) |
| Betsy Ross Theatre NE |
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114 Cannon Street (1914-c.1942) – orig. Victoria Theatre; later Cannon Movies Th., then Glory Th.
► II/4 "Style 135A" Wurlitzer, Op. 651 (1923) |
| Bluebird Theatre – later known as Ramona Theatre, then Teatro Granada, then Lido Theatre |
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1763 Amsterdam Avenue at 147th Street (1921-1951) – became Childs Memorial Temple
► II/6 Robert-Morton Organ Co. (1928) – now at American Organ Institute, Univ. of Oklahoma
• II/7 W.W. Kimball Co. (1921) |
| Broadway Theatre NE (demolished 1929) |
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1445 Broadway at 41st Street
• W.W. Kimball Co. (1915) |
| Bunny Theatre – later Nova Theatre, now retail store |
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3589 Broadway at 148th Street
• II/4 Robert-Morton Organ Co. (1920) |
| Burland Theatre |
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location unknown
• II/ "Special" Wurlitzer, Op. 3 (1913) |
| Cameo Theatre NE (demolished late 1980s) |
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138 West 42nd Street – later Bryant Theatre
• III/15 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 344 (1921) |
| Capitol Theatre NE (demolished 1967) |
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1645 Broadway at 51st Street
• IV/ Estey Organ Company, Op. 2651 (1927) – enl. and new console for Op. 1710
• IV/45 Estey Organ Company, Op. 1710 (1919, 1923) |
| Carnegie Hall Cinema – orig. Recital Hall, then Carnegie Lyceum, now Zankel Hall |
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881 Seventh Avenue at 57th Street
► II/5 "Style 150" Wurlitzer, Op. 2095 (1931) – now in Lafayette Theatre, Suffern, N.Y. (1992) |
| Castro Theatre |
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location unknown
• Robert-Morton Organ Co. (1927) |
| Center Theatre NE (demolished 1954) (orig. New RKO Roxy; renamed Center Theatre in 1934) |
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1236 Sixth Avenue at 49th Street (Rockefeller Center)
► IV/34 "Special 4-manual" Wurlitzer, Op. 2178 (1932) |
| Century Theatre NE (demolished 1930) |
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Central Park West between 62nd and 63rd Streets – named the New Theatre (1909-1913)
• Welte-Mignon Corporation (1923)
► III/13 "Style 6" Wurlitzer, Op. 4 (1912) – repossessed; sold to Criterion Theatre as Op. 33 (1914)
► II/7 Aeolian Company, Op. 1119 (1909) |
| Chaloner Theatre |
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See the Town Theatre |
| Chelsea Theatre NE (demolished) |
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312 Eighth Avenue near 26th Street
► II/7 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 3745 (1923) |
| Children's Theatre |
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location unknown
• II/7 "Style 3" Wurtlizer, Op. 10 (1912) |
| Chinese Theatre |
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See Major Theatre |
| City Theatre NE (demolished 1952) |
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114 E 14th Street at Irving Place
• III/21 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 2072 (1916) |
| City Hall Theatre NE |
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31-32 (298) Park Row at Worth Street
• II/11 W.W. Kimball Co. (1916) |
| Claremont Theatre (closed early 1930s, became retail) |
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135th Street and Broadway
• II/6 "Style L Special" Wurlitzer, Op. 44 (1914) |
| Clinton Theatre (closed 1951, became retail) |
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80 Clinton Street
• W.W. Kimball Co. (1921) |
| Cohen's Theater |
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Central Park South and Seventh Avenue
► II/6 "Style D" Wurlitzer, Op. 588 (1922) |
| Coliseum Theatre(aka Moss's Coliseum, RKO Coliseum, now New Coliseum) |
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4260-4261 Broadway at 181st Street
• III/15 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 2954 (1920) |
| Colony Theater (now the Broadway Theater) |
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1681 Broadway at 53rd Street
► IV/32 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 485 (1924) |
| Cort Theatre |
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138 West 48th Street
► III/13 "Style 6" Wurtlizer, Op. 20 (1912) |
| Cosmo Theatre (closed c.1983) |
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176 East 116th Street
• II/8 Smith Unit Organ Co. (1921) – Kramer nameplate |
| Costello Theatre (closed, now a church) |
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23 Fort Washington Avenue at 159th Street
• Marr & Colton (1926)
• Wangerin (1916) |
| Criterion Theatre (aka Lyric, Vitagraph) NE (demolished 1935, replaced by new Criterion Theatre) |
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Northeast corner of Broadway at 44th Street
► II/6 "Style 160" Wurlitzer, Op. 293 (1920)
► III/13 "Style 6 Special" Wurtlizer, Op. 33 (1914) – formerly Op. 4 plus 32' Diaphone & 16' Tuba |
| Deluxe Theatre |
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See Embassy Theatre |
| Dyckman Theatre |
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552 West 207th Street
• Welte-Mignon Corporation (1923)
• III/15 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 2344 (1920) |
| Eagle Theatre |
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1852 Third Avenue at 103rd Street
• Welte Organ Company (1927) |
| Earl Carroll Theatre |
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753 Seventh Avenue at 50th Street
Second building (1931-1932) – became Casino Theatre
• unknown
First building (1922-1931)
• III/6 "Style UO16X" Geo. Kilgen & Son, Op. 4258 (1929) – now in Asbury Park Convention Hall |
| Embassy Theatre (aka Embassy Newsreel) (closed 1997) |
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1560 Broadway between 46th and 47th Streets – now Times Square Vistors Center
► III/15 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4249 (1925) |
| Empire Theatre |
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234 West 42nd Street – now AMC Empire 25
• Midmer-Losh Organ Company (1920) |
| Empress Theatre (closed 1964, became retail) |
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544 West 181st Street at Audobon Avenue
• II/8 W.W. Kimball Co. (1916) |
| Essex Theatre NE (demolished) (aka Columbia Cinema) |
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2700 Broadway at 103rd Street (1913-1993) – became retail; later demolished
► II/15 Midmer-Losh Organ Company, Op. 5204 (1926) – reb. of "Lebanon" organ |
| Florence Theatre NE (demolished 1993) (aka New Strand, New China, New Canton, Sun Sing) |
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75-85 East Broadway
► II/6 "Style 160" Wurlitzer, Op. 418 (1921) |
| Forsythe Theatre |
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location unknown
• Welte-Mignon Corporation (1925) |
| Franklin Theatre (closed c.1943, became church) |
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440 Lenox Avenue
• II/ Robert-Morton Organ Co. (1924) |
| Gallo Theatre |
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254 West 54th Street – became Studio 54
• II/8 Aeolian Company, Op. 1652 (1927) |
| Garden Theatre |
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location uncertain
• II/ Midmer-Losh Organ Company (1923) |
| Garrick Theatre (closed) |
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152 Bleecker Street
• II/15 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 1965 (1915) |
| Golden Rule Theatre |
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125 Rivington Street
• Welte-Mignon Corporation (1923) |
| Gordon Theatre |
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location unknown
• Wicks Organ Company, Op. 305 (1920) |
| Gotham Theatre NE (demolished 1965) |
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165 East 125th Street near Lexington Avenue
• II/ W.W. Kimball Co. (1921)
• II/ Midmer-Losh (1920) |
| Grand Central Palace Theatre |
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Lexington Avenue at 46th Street
• Welte-Mignon Corporation (1925) |
| Grand Theatre |
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Corner Bowery and Canal Streets
► II/4 "Style 135" Wurlitzer, Op. 859 (1924) – moved to Janice Theatre (Flushing) in 1925
• II/ W.W. Kimball Co. (1921) |
| Gramercy Park Theatre |
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127 East 23rd Street
• II/6 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 3822 (1924) |
| Grand Opera House Theatre |
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location unknown
• III/13 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4117 (1925) |
| Grant Theatre |
| |
See Jewel Theatre |
| Hamilton Theatre |
| |
See RKO Hamilton Theatre |
| Hammerstein Theatre |
| |
See Ed Sullivan Theatre |
| Harlem Strand Theatre |
| |
location unknown
• Wangerin (1917) |
| Hippodrome Theatre NE (demolished 1952) |
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756 Sixth Avenue between 43rd and 44th Streets
► IV/24 "Style Special 4m" Wurlitzer, Op. 1538 (1926) – moved to Palace Theatre, Albany (1931)
• III/ Midmer-Losh Organ Company (1924) – reb. and enl. of previous organ
• II/ Midmer-Losh Organ Company (1920)
► II/17 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 1580 (1913); enl. 1914 |
| Hollywood Theatre (closed 1959, became retail) |
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98 Avenue A at East 6th Street
• W.W. Kimball Co. (1926) |
| Ideal Theatre– aka Ideal, Squire, New Cameo, Adonis, Playpen (closed) |
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693 8th Avenue at 44th Street
• W.W. Kimball Co. (1919) |
| Irving Place Theatre NE (demolished 1984) |
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11 Irving Place at 15th Street
► II/9 Estey Organ Company, Op. 2562 (1927) |
| Japanese Garden NE (demolished 1976) |
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2559 Broadway at 97th Street – rooftop theatre of the Riviera Building
• III/21 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 2008 (1916, 1925) |
| Jewel (Grant) Theatre |
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• II/ W.W. Kimball Co. (1922) |
| Keith's 81st Street Theatre |
| |
See RKO 81st Street Theatre |
| Keystone Theatre |
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2633 Broadway between 99th & 100th Streets
• Welte-Mignon Corporation (1926) |
| Loew's 7th Avenue Theatre |
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2081 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd. at 124th St. (1918-c.1934) – now Greater Refuge Temple of Christ
• III/16 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 2493 (1918) |
| Loew's 83rd Street Theatre NE (demolished 1984) |
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2309 Broadway at 83rd Street
► III/32 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4373 (1926)
► III/17 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 2889 (1921) |
| Loew's 116th Street Theatre (closed, became church) |
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132 West 116th Street, near Lenox Avenue
• III/16 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 2306 (1917) |
| Loew's 175th Street Theatre (closed, became Rev. Ike's United Church aka Palace Cathedral) |
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175th Street and Broadway
► IV/23 Robert-Morton Organ Co. (1930) |
| Loew's American Theatre NE (demolished 1930s) |
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260-62 West 42nd Street at Eighth Avenue
• III/16 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 2574 (1918) |
| Loew's Avenue B Theatre NE (closed 1957-58, later demolished) |
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72 Avenue B at East 5th Street
► II/4 "Style B" Wurlitzer, Op. 1372 (1926)
• IV/31 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 1947 (1915) |
| Loew's Canal Street Theatre (closed 1957) |
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31 Canal Street
► III/13 "Style 235 Special" Wurlitzer, Op. 1699 (1927) – moved to Loew's Triboro Theatre (1931) |
| Loew's Circle Theatre (closed 1931) |
|
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1825 Broadway at Columbus Circle – became Columbus Circle Roller Rink
• III/10 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 2017 (1914) |
| Loew's Commodore Theatre (closed) |
|
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105 Second Avenue at 6th Street – became Fillmore East, and then The Saint
• III/12 W.W. Kimball Co. (1926) |
| Loew's Delancey Street Theatre (closed) |
|
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140-146 Delancey Street
• III/16 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 2307 (1917)
• Seeburg-Smith (1921) |
| Loew's Greeley Square Theatre NE (demolished c.1944) |
|
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Broadway at 32nd Street
• III/16 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 2308 (1917) |
| Loew's Inwood Theatre (closed, became retail) |
|
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132 Dyckman Street at Post Avenue
► III/17 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4357 (1925) |
| Loew's Lexington Theatre NE (demolished 1961) – orig. Lexington Avenue Opera House |
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571 Lexington Avenue at 51st Street
► III/16 "Style 260 Special" Wurlitzer, Op. 1555 (1927) – moved to RKO 86th St. Theatre (1930)
► III/28 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 3750 (1923)
► III/33 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 1815 (1914) |
| Loew's Lincoln Square Theatre NE (demolished c.1968) |
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1947 Broadway at 66th Street – became TV studio; now site of The Juilliard School
► III/17 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 2494 (1918) |
| Loew's New York Theatre NE (demolished) |
|
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1514-1516 Broadway, between 44th and 45th Streets
• III/20 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 2128 (1916 – Roof Garden
• III/45s M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 1910 (1916) – second-hand organ |
| Loew's Rio Theatre (closed 1957, became retail) |
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3837 Broadway at 160th Street
► III/32 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4379 (1926)
• III/16 Hall Organ Company (1920) – moved to Strand Theatre, Lakewood, N.J. |
| Loew's Sheridan Theatre NE (demolished 1969) – orig. named Mark Strand Sheridan Square Theatre |
|
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200 West 12th Street at Seventh Avenue (1921-closed 1969)
• III/13 Austin Organ Company, Op. 1007 (1921) |
| Loew's State Theatre NE (demolished) |
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1540 Broadway at 45th Street
► IV/41 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4111 (1925)
• III/56s M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 2981 (1921) |
| Loew's Victoria Theatre (closed, became church, now vacant) |
|
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233 West 125th Street near 7th Avenue – later Movie Center 5
• II/ Robert-Morton Organ Co.
► III/17 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 2322 (1917) |
| Lyric Theatre (closed) |
| |
213 West 42nd Street
• II/7 W.W. Kimball Co. (1916) |
| M & S Theatre |
| |
• W.W. Kimball Co. (1919) |
| Majestic Theatre NE (demolished) |
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11-17 2nd Avenue at 59th Street
• II/ Robert-Morton Organ Co. (1919) |
| Major (Chinese) Theatre (closed, became retail) |
| |
277 Canal Street at Broadway
► II/4 "Style B" Wurlitzer, Op. 1786 (1927) |
| Manhattan Theatre (closed mid-1950s, became church) |
| |
213 Manhattan Avenue near 109th Street
► II/4 "Style 135" Wurlitzer, Op. 946 (1924) |
| Mark Strand Sheridan Square Theatre |
| |
See Loew's Sheridan Theatre |
| McDougall Theatre |
| |
location unknown
► II/6 Estey Organ Company, Op. 2042 (1922) |
| Mecca Theatre NE (demolished 1940s) – aka 14th Street Theatre, New Mecca Theatre |
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227-241 Avenue A at 14th Street – orig. 14th Street Theatre
► III/14 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 3629 (1926)
► II/14 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 1361 (1912) – moved to Prospect[or] Theatre, Brooklyn (1918) |
| Metro Theatre |
| |
2626 Broadway (between 99th and 100th Streets) – orig. known as Midtown Theatre
• II/ Midmer-Losh Pipe Organ Company (c.1933) |
| Metropolitan Theatre NE – aka 14th Street Theatre, New 14th Street Theatre, Arrow Theatre |
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235 East 14th Street (1915-demolished 1988)
• Estey Organ Company – possibly second-hand; not on Estey Opus List |
| Midtown Theatre |
| |
See Metro Theatre |
| Midway Theatre |
| |
See Beacon Theatre |
| Mount Morris Theatre (closed, became church) |
| |
116th Street and Fifth Avenue
• II/ Robert-Morton Organ Co. (1920) |
| Murray Hill Theatre NE (demolished c.1986) – aka Murray Hill Lyceum, 34th Street Theatre |
| |
160 East 34th Street
• Welte & Sons Company (1914) |
| National Theatre NE (demolished) – aka National Winter Garden Burlesque, Roosevelt Theatre |
| |
111 East Houston Street at 2nd Avenue
• III/25 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 1994 (1915) |
| Neno Theatre |
| |
• II/7 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 1843 (1914) |
| [New] Douglas Theatre NE demolished) |
| |
652 Lenox Avenue at 143rd Street
• Smith Unit Organ Co. (1921) |
| New Law Theatre NE (demolished) |
| |
23-27 Second Avenue at 120th Street
• II/8 W.W. Kimball Co. (1920) |
| New Regent Theatre |
| |
location unknown
• II/4 "Style 135A" Wurlitzer, Op. 543 (1922) |
| New RKO Roxy Theatre |
| |
See Center Theatre |
| New Strand Theatre |
| |
78 East Broadway
• Smith Unit Organ Co. (no date) |
| New Theatre |
| |
See Century Theatre |
| New York Theatre |
| |
See Loew's New York Theatre |
| Odeon Theatre (closed, became St. Paul Community Church) |
| |
256 West 145th Street
• W.W. Kimball Co. (1922)
• II/4 Robert-Morton Organ Co. (1920) |
| Olympia Theatre NE (demolished 2003) – later Olympia I & II Cinemas |
| |
Broadway, between 44th and 45th streets
• II/ Robert-Morton Organ Co. (1920) |
| Orpheum Theatre NE (demolished c.1989) |
| |
168 East 86th Street at Third Avenue
• III/12 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 2096 (1916)
• II/20 W.W. Kimball Co. (1915) |
| Palace Theatre |
| |
1564 Broadway at 47th Street
► II/4 "Style 135A" Wurlitzer, Op. 303 (1920) |
| Palestine Theatre (closed) |
| |
11 Clinton Street
• II/ "Style E Special" Wurlitzer, Op. 1400 (1926) |
| Palladium Theatre – orig. Academy of Music |
| |
126 East 14th Street between Third and Fourth Avenues (1926-1998) NE (razed)
• III/15 "Style 260 Special" Wurlitzer, Op. 1406 (1926)
Northeast corner East 14th Street at Irving Place (1854-burned 1866; 1868-1926) NE
• III/15 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 3801 (1924)
• III/38 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 1792 (1915) |
| Paramount Theatre NE (gutted 1960s) |
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1501 Broadway, between 43rd and 44th Streets
► IV/36 "Fox Special" Wurlitzer, Op. 1458 (1926); slave console added (1929); 2 skeleton slave consoles added (1931) |
| Park Lane Theatre NE (demolished) – later Gracie Square Theatre |
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1726 First Avenue at 89th Street
► II/10 "Style HNP" Wurlitzer, Op. 1540 (1926) |
| Park West Theatre NE (demolished) |
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103 West 99th Street at Columbus Avenue
► II/4 "Style B" Wurlitzer, Op. 1526 (1926) |
| Pershing Theatre |
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1324 Amsterdam Avenue
• II/ Robert-Morton Organ Co. (1927) |
| Photoplay Theatre NE (demolished) |
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1770 Third Avenue at 98th Street
• Welte-Mignon Corporation (1923) |
| Piccadilly Theatre |
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1664 Broadway (1924-1926) – sold (1926) and renamed Warner Theatre (1927)
• IV/28 Marr & Colton (1924) – moved to Warner Theatre, Hollywood, CA (1928) |
| Plaza Music Hall / Plaza Theatre NE (demolished 1929) |
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627 Madison Avenue
• II/ Seeburg-Smith (1919)
• Robert-Morton Organ Co. (1917) / Wicks Organ Company Op. 220
• Welte & Sons Company (1916) |
| Plaza Theatre |
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42 East 58th Street between Madison and Park Avenues
► II/4 "Style 135B" Wurlitzer, Op. 287 (1920) |
| Radio City Music Hall |
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1260 Avenue of the Americas at 50th Street (Rockefeller Center)
► IV/58 Wurlitzer, Op. 2179 (1932); two consoles |
| Ramona Theatre |
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See Bluebird Theatre |
| Regent Theatre (closed, became church) |
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1912 Seventh Ave. at W. 116th St. & St. Nicholas Ave. (1912-1964) – now 1st Corinthian Baptist Ch.
• III/12 United States Pipe Organ Company, Op. 61 (1923)
► III/19 Austin Organ Company, Op. 426 (1913) |
| Renaissance Theatre (closed) |
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2343 Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. Blvd. (Seventh Avenue) at 137th Street
► III/14 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 3496 (1923) |
| Rialto Theatre NE (demolished 1998) |
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1481 Broadway, NW corner of 42nd Street
► III/15 "Style 260" Wurlitzer, Op. 520 (1922)
• III/56reg Austin Organ Company, Op. 611 (1916) |
| Riverside Theatre NE (demolished) |
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2561 Broadway at 96th Street
• II/10 "Style 205" Wurlitzer, Op. 1925 (1928) |
| Riverview Theatre NE (demolished 2005) – aka Carlton Theatre, Carlton Ballroom |
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2633 Broadway at 100th Street
• II/6 "Style L" Wurlitzer, Op. 25 (1913) |
| Riviera Theatre NE (demolished 1976) |
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2559 Broadway at 97th Street (1913-1976)
► III/16 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 2388 (1917) |
| Rivington Theatre |
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location unknown
► II/4 "Style B" Wurlitzer, Op. 1376 (1926) |
| Rivoli (United Artists) Theatre NE (demolished 1987) |
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1620 Broadway, between 49th and 50th Streets
► III/15 "Style 260 Special" Wurlitzer, Op. 839 (1924)
• IV/49reg Austin Organ Company, Op. 709 (1917) – moved to Lingrend Res., Minneapolis (1924) |
| RKO 81st Street Theatre NE (demolished 1986) |
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2248 Broadway at 81st Street
► III/17 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 3037 (1921)
• Welte & Sons Company (1916) |
| RKO Hamilton Theatre (closed; became retail) |
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3560 Broadway at 146th Street (1915-closed 1958)
► III/15 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 2238 (1917)
• II/ Welte & Sons Company (1915) |
| RKO Jefferson Theatre NE (demolished 2000) |
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214 East 14th Street near Third Avenue
• III/10 United States Pipe Organ Company, Op. 102 (1926)
• III/14 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 2236 (1917) |
| RKO Proctor's 5th Avenue Theatre NE (demolished 1939) |
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27-31 West 28th Street at Fifth Avenue
► II/10 "Style HNP" Wurlitzer, Op. 1457 (1926) |
| RKO Proctor's 58th Street Theatre NE (demolished c.1967) |
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154 East 58th Street at Lexington Avenue
► III/14 "Style H Special" Wurlitzer, Op. 1442 (1926) |
| RKO Proctor's 86th Street Theatre NE (demolished 1965, replaced by Gimbel's Dept. Store) |
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1284 Lexington Avenue at 86th Street
► III/16 "Style 260 Special" Wurlitzer, Op. 1555 (1927) – moved from Loew's Lexington Th. (1930)
• III/19 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 2129 (1916) |
| RKO Proctor's 125th Street Theatre NE (demolished 1987) |
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316 West 125th Street
► II/10 "Style HNP" Wurlitzer, Op. 1456 (1926) |
| Roosevelt Theatre (closed, became supermarket) |
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2497 Seventh Avenue (now Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard) at 145th Street
► II/4 "Style 135A" Wurlitzer, Op. 335 (1920) |
| Rose Theatre (closed) |
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182 West 102nd Street near Amsterdam Avenue
• II/3 "Style 49" Robert-Morton Organ Co. (1926) |
| Roxy Theatre NE (demolished 1961) |
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153 West 50th Street, between 6th and 7th Avenues
• V/34 W.W. Kimball Co., K.P.O. 6889 (1927); one 5-manual, two 3-manual consoles
• III/14 W.W. Kimball Co., K.P.O. 6888 (1927) – Lobby
• II/8 W.W. Kimball Co., K.P.O. 6887 (1927) – Broadcasting Studio |
| Savoy Theatre NE (demolished 1952) |
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112 West 34th Street, near Broadway (1900-1952) – orig. Schley's Music Hall
► III/14 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 3480 (1922) – reb. & enl. Op. 2592
► III/12 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 2592 (1919)
► II/6 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 1702 (1914) |
| Seventy-ninth Street Theatre – later Colony Trans Lux Theatre |
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250 East 79th Street at Second Avenue – now Congregation Shaaray Tefila
• Welte-Mignon Corporation (1923) |
| Stadium Theatre (status unknown) |
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2180 Third Avenue at 119th Street
► II/4 "Style 135C" Wurlitzer, Op. 448 (1921/22) |
| Standard Theatre |
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See the Stoddard Theatre |
| Stanley Theatre NE (demolished) |
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586 Seventh Avenue at 41st Street
• II/9 W.W. Kimball Co. (1920) |
| Stoddard Theatre NE (demolished 1986) |
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2433 Broadway at 90th Street (1914-1956) – became a supermarket
• II/ Midmer-Losh, Op. 5419 (1928)
• III/16 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 2643 (1919) |
| Strand Theatre NE (demolished 1987) |
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1579 Broadway at 47th Street
• III/49 Austin Organ Company, Op. 481 (1914) |
| Ed Sullivan Theatre (orig. Temple of Music; then Billy Rose's Music Hall; then Hammerstein Theatre) |
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1697 Broadway at 53rd Street – home of Late Night With David Letterman
• III/ Welte Organ Company (1927) |
| Sunshine Theatre (Houston Hippodrome) |
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143 East Houston Street
► II/4 "Style 135A" Wurlitzer, Op. 677 (1923) |
| Sun Sing Theatre |
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See Florence Theatre |
| Superior Theatre NE (demolished) |
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443-447 Third Avenue at 81st Street
► II/7 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 3745 (1923)
• Smith Unit Organ Co. (no date) |
| Symphony Theatre – now Symphony Space |
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250 West 95th Street on Broadway
• II/ Midmer-Losh Organ Company (1922) |
| Temple of Music Theatre |
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See Ed Sullivan Theatre |
| Terrace Theatre NE (demolished) |
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361 West 23rd Street between 8th and 9th Avenues
► II/7 "Style E" Wurlitzer, Op. 1818 (1927) – moved to WOR Radio (1935) |
| Times Theatre NE (demolished) |
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653 Eighth Avenue at 42nd Street
• Welte-Mignon Corporation (1924)
• Marr & Colton (1917) |
| Tivoli Theatre (Adonis Theatre) NE (demolished 1990) |
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839 Eighth Avenue at 50th Street
• III/10 W.W. Kimball Co. (1921) |
| Town Theatre (orig. Chaloner Theatre) NE (demolished 2002) |
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840 Ninth Avenue at 55th Street
• III/16 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 3426 (1922) |
| Tremont Theatre |
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Possibly Bronx
• II/4 "Style J" Wurlitzer, Op. 17 (1912) |
| Triumph Theatre |
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See Rivoli Theatre |
| Tuxedo Theatre NE (demolished) – later Tudor Theatre |
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650 3rd Avenue at 42nd Street
• II/ Robert-Morton Organ Co. (1923) |
| United Artists Theatre |
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See Rivoli Theatre |
| Uptown Theatre |
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4037 Broadway near 170th Street
• "Style H Special" Wurlitzer, Op. 1403 (1926) |
| Venice Theatre NE (demolished) |
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205-209 Park Row
• II/4 "Style 75" Robert-Morton Organ Co. (1920) |
| Verona Theatre |
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2094 Second Avenue at East 108th Street
• II/ Robert-Morton Organ Co. (1925) |
| Vitagraph Theatre |
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See Criterion Theatre |
| Waco Theatre |
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118 Rivington Street
• II/ "Style 130 Special" Wurlitzer, Op. 794 (1924) |
| Wallingford Amusement Co. |
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• II/7 "Style 3" Wurlitzer, Op. 47 (1914) |
| Warner Theatre |
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1664 Broadway at 52nd Street – orig. Piccadilly Theatre
• IV/28 Marr & Colton (1924) – moved to Warner Theatre, Hollywood, Calif. (1928) |
| West End Theatre (closed) |
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360 West 125th Street at St. Nicholas Avenue – became Lagree Baptist Church
• III/42s M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 2000 (1917) |
| Weinstock Theatre |
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location unknown
► II/4 "Style B" Wurlitzer, Op. 1140 (1925) |
| Whitney Theatre |
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location unknown
• II/3 "Style 105 Special" Wurlitzer, Op. 596 (1922) |
| Whitehall Theatre |
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location unknown
• Marr & Colton (1927) |
| Windsor Theatre – later New Windsor Theatre (closed) |
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412 Grand Street at Clifton Street
• II/3 Robert-Morton Organ Co. (1927) |
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