Marks United Methodist, Charleston.ġ997: Relocation of Estey organ from Carnegie Hall, Lewisburg, to Christ Church United Methodist (Chapel).ġ995-7, and again 2009-2010: Relocation of Moller organ from St. Since this is practically a complete organ just missing a keyboard, it is counted as a new organ.ġ991: Tonal renovations to Moller organ at Princeton Presbyterian Church, including the installation of the only flamed copper facade in the state, to our knowledge.ġ993: “ KOWEXPO” portable two rank organ, now permanently installed as an antiphonal organ at St. Opus 5 (2009): Baptist Temple, Charleston: New five rank Echo division built on electropneumatic chests, connected to the 1969 Holtkamp organ in the sanctuary. Opus 3 (2007): Glenville Presbyterian Church, Glenville. Opus 2 (2004): Crim Memorial United Methodist Church, Phillipi. Additions made as Opus 1-A in 1999 (Clarinet and Swell Cornet stops) and Opus 1-B in 2003 (Trumpet Imperial and 32’ Contra Fagotto). Total rebuilding of Estey/Lewis & Hitchcock organ. Opus R-5 (2005): Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church, Charleston. Rebuilding, additions and installation of a much moved Bennett organ, originally installed at St. Opus R-4 (2001): Geary Auditorium, University of Charleston. Opus R-3 (1998): First Baptist Church, Logan: Rebuild on new chests of previous Moller organ. Rebuild and reinstallation of previous organ, which was a mixture of Aeolian, Estey and Skinner material. Opus R-2 (1997): First Congregational Church, Huntington.

Rebuild and reinstallation of organ from Trinity Lutheran Church, consisting mainly of 1920s Moller material with 1960s supply house additions. Opus R-1 (1992): Cross Lanes United Methodist Church, Cross Lanes. All listings are in West Virginia unless otherwise indicated.

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