Columbia Organ Works

915 Lancaster Avenue; Columbia, Pennsylvania USA 17512

Telephone: (717) 684-3573 Fax: (717) 684-4428 

Below is a list of some of the instruments built, restored or renovated by our firm.  Click on the links to see photos, stop lists and, in some cases, sound clips of the instruments.

Altoona, Pennsylvania - 1931 G. F. Steinmeyer 

4/81 Steinmeyer in the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament was restored by Columbia Organ Works in 1992.

 

Americus, Georgia - 1917 J. W. Steere & Sons

2/7 Electro-pneumatic instrument in Lee Street United Methodist Church was restored by Columbia Organ Works in 2006

 

Bainbridge Georgia - 1910 Henry Pilcher's Sons

2/15 Mechanical Action Pilcher was Relocated, Restored with additions and installed in 1996.

Bernville, Pennsylvania - 1865 Joel Kantner  - 1/8 Mechanical Action Kantner organ received historic restoration in 1988.

Lancaster, Pennsylvania - 1926 Casavant Freres - 3/38, Electro-pneumatic action with ventil chests.  Releathered in 1989, console renovations and additions in 2003. Now 3/48.

Lewistown, Pennsylvania - 1929 Casavant Freres - 2/21, Electro-pneumatic action organ was restored with console renovations in 2003.

Marietta, Pennsylvania - 1847 Henry Knauff - 1/5 Mechanical action organ was mechanically restored with tonal restoration by Columbia Organ Works.  This instrument was donated to and installed in the Historic Union Meeting House in 2008.

Rio Piedres, Puerto Rico - New Instrument in 2001 - 2/11 Electro-pneumatic action organ was the first new pipe organ to be installed on this island territory in more than half a century.  The San Juan Symphony Orchestra has been known to move its concerts to this church in order to play with this lovely little pipe organ in a wonderful acoustic environment.

Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania - 1966 M. P. Moller, 3/50 Electro-pneumatic organ in Susquehanna University's Weber Chapel was restored in phases between 1998 and 2005.

Taneytown, Maryland -  1897 A. B. Felgemaker - 2/15 Mechanical action organ was mechanically restored with tonal additions and substitutions by Columbia Organ Works in 1988.  The original Victorian pipe stencils had been painted over in the 1940's and were restored by our artisans at the time of the restoration.

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