Bachman, Johann Philip: Myerstown, Washington, Friedens Lutheran Church (1819),
moved c. 1900 to Tacoma, Washington, Saint John Lutheran Church, later in
Tacoma, Washington, Paul Fritts & Co.—99/15I
Banahan, John: Wilmette, Illinois, Saint John
Evangelical Lutheran Church, 1950’s alterations to 1925 Wangerin (opus 478),
replaced 1990 Bradford (opus 6), containing parts of other organs, including
1873 Johnson & Son (opus 389), built for Congregational Church, Chester,
Connecticut, later in Lawrence Massachusetts, German Presbyterian Church (later
Christ Presbyterian Church), and William Laws organ, assembled for Beverly,
Massachusetts, First Presbyterian Church—69/7, 10-13SI (Wangerin/Bradford);
71/22 (Bradford)
Barckhoff: Chenoa, Illinois, Saint Joseph Catholic
Church (c. 1893)—7/2, 5SI
Barckhoff: Chicago, Illinois, World’s Fair (1893,
Columbian Exposition), proposal, not built—18/10
Barckhoff: Clinton, Illinois, Family of God Church, built as Saint Paul
Universalist Church, (c. 1900), rebuilt Degner—7/3-4, 6SI
Barckhoff: Clinton, Illinois, Saint Paul Universalist Church, later
Family of God Church (c. 1900), rebuilt Degner—7/3-4, 6SI
Barckhoff, Carl: Logansport, Indiana, Saint James Evangelical Lutheran Church
(1883)—96/22
Barckhoff, Carl: Valparaiso, Indiana, Immanuel
Evangelical Lutheran Church (1886), replaced 1914 Hillgreen-Lane & Company
(opus 361), rebuilt 1941 Hillgreen-Lane & Company (opus 1062), burned 1975,
replaced 1978 Steiner-Reck (opus 62), also 1992 Steiner-Reck—68/26-29SPI
(Hillgreen-Lane/Steiner-Reck)
Barckhoff, Carl: Westfield, Indiana, Joseph G. Roberts residence—96/23
Barckhoff: Canton, Michigan, Saint John Neumann Catholic Church (1885),
rebuilt 1993 Wigton (opus 17-R)—48/7
Barckhoff: Ypsilanti, Michigan, First Congregational
United Church of Christ (1905)—48/6
Barckhoff: Auburn, New York, Saint Mary Catholic
Church (c. 1885)—4/9
Barckhoff: Brooklyn, New York, Saint John the
Baptist Church (1893)—17/31, 36
Barckhoff: Middletown, Ohio, Broadway United
Methodist Church (now First United Methodist Church), replaced 1916 M. P.
Möller (1935 console), replaced 1974 Reuter—47/6-7S (Möller)
Barckhoff Church Organ Co., Carl: Sandusky, Ohio, Holy Angels Catholic
Church (1885)—99/14SI
Barckhoff: Erie, Pennsylvania, Saint Peter
Cathedral, 1893 Barckhoff, originally intended for Chicago, Illinois, 1893
World’s Fair (Columbian Exposition)—17/11, 30-31, 36-37S; 18/10
Barckhoff: Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Saint John
Lutheran Church (1890), rebuilt Wangerin-Weickhardt, later additions
Wangerin—26/9-10SI
Barden, Nelson, &
Associates: Boston, Massachusetts,
Advent Episcopal Church, restoration of 1935-36 Æolian-Skinner (opus 940),
rebuilt 1964 Æolian-Skinner (opus 940-A)—69/32
Barden, Nelson, &
Assoc.: Boston, Massachusetts,
Boston University, Boston University symphonic organ—69/31
Bartholomay & Son, F. A.: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Germantown,
Saint Vincent de Paul Catholic Church, c. 1932 rebuild of 1862 Hall &
Labagh—53/15
Bartola Musical Instrument Co.: Chicago, Illinois, Chicago Stadium
(1929)—46/5-10
Barton (opus 228): Indianapolis, Indiana, Warren Center for the Performing Arts
(1927)—96/23
Barton: Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Paramount Theatre (1929)—40/23
Barton, Grand: Ann Arbor, Michigan, Michigan
Theatre—48/4
Bassett, Ira: Chicago, Illinois, First Baptist
Church, 1871 rebuild of 1867 Johnson (opus 216), which replaced 1857 House,
burned 1874, replaced 1882 Johnson & Son (opus 588), rebuilt 1924 M. P.
Möller (opus 3624), now Olivet Baptist Church—14/14 (Johnson/Bassett); 25/21,
22 (1867 Johnson/Bassett), 23 (1882 Johnson); 26/19 (Johnsons/Bassett); 35/5
(House, Johnson); 37/4-5 (House); 38/12-19S (1867 Johnson); 39/20 (1867
Johnson); 41/12-13 (1867 Johnson); 42/20, 22, 31 (House and 1867 Johnson);
71/10; 72/6I
Bassett, Ira (?): Chicago, Illinois, Plymouth
Congregational Church, c. 1875 rebuild (or by Johnson & Son, no opus
number?), Henry Erben (1871), possibly replaced 1880’s S. S. Hamill, 1912
building had 1912 Coburn, rebuilt 1916 L. D. Morris, sold 1918 to First Baptist
Church, congregation merged c. 1918 with Kenwood Evangelical Church, now
Kenwood United Church of Christ (see Kenwood Evangelical Church/United Church
of Christ), Morris rebuilt 1961, replaced 1964 M. P. Möller (opus 9964)—26/19;
35/6 (Erben); 41/14-18S (both organs); 66/16; 70/15-18 (Erben/Johnson &
Son/Morris/Möller); 72/6I
Bassett, Ira: Chicago, Illinois, Saint Paul
Universalist, 1892 rebuild of 1875 Odell (opus 141), replaced 1857 Erben,
burned 1871—25/23 (Odell); 26/20 (Odell/Bassett); 35/5; 36/9-10P; 42/26, 30, 31
Bassett, Ira: Barre, Pennsylvania, Congregational
Church (c. 1865), sold 1896 to East Barre, Pennsylvania, Congregational
Church—26/18
Bassett, Ira: Barre, Pennsylvania, Methodist Church,
replaced 1904 Hutchings-Votey (opus 1546)—26/18
Bates & Culley: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Kensington
Methodist Church (Old Brick) (1897)—53/16
Becker, Jack: Merna, Illinois, Saint Patrick Catholic Church,
refurbishment of 1905 Lyon & Healy (opus 192, factory number 1446),
destroyed 1982 by tornado—31/30
Becker, Klaus: South Holland, Illinois, Peace
Christian Reformed Church (1973)—17/8-9SI
Becker, Martin: Monson, Massachusetts, Congregational
Church 1952 rebuild of 1892 Johnson & Son (opus 781)—25/21
Bedient: Rock Island, Illinois, Augustana College, Ascension
Chapel—38/22; 40/20
Beiber, Paul: Chicago, Illinois, Millard
Congregational Church, founded as Lawndale Congregational Church, work (?) on
1893 J. W. Steere & Sons (opus 356, built for Chicago, Illinois, Fifth
Presbyterian Church), building c. 1997-1998 became Iglesia Advantista del
Septimo Dia Hispanico America, Steere moved 1996 to Madison, Wisconsin, Luther
Memorial Lutheran Church—23/3-6I (insert); 24/11; 25/21; 26/18; 28/6, 28;
29/33; 30/26; 63/6-7SI
Bennett (opus 1033): Chicago, Illinois:
Saint Philip Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod), 1929 replaced 1963
Holtkamp Organ Company (job number 1788)—98/6-8SI
Bennett (?): Gary, Indiana, Bethlehem Lutheran Church, rebuilt
unknown—60/15-16S
Berghaus: Addison, Illinois, Saint Paul Lutheran Church, 1980
Berghaus—28/37
Berghaus: Arlington Heights, Illinois, Arlington Heights Evangelical
Free Church, 1982 rebuild of hybrid/Geneva, burned 1982—28/38
Berghaus: Aurora, Illinois, Emmanuel Lutheran Church, 1981 rebuild of
hybrid—28/38
Berghaus: Beecher, Illinois, Zion Lutheran Church (1973)—28/36
Berghaus: Bellwood, Illinois, Berghaus Organ Company (1979)—28/37
Berghaus: Brookfield, Illinois, Saint Paul Lutheran Church, 1982
rebuild of Wicks—28/38
Berghaus: Chicago, Illinois, Ashburn Lutheran Church (1981)—28/38
Berghaus: Chicago, Illinois, Basilica of Our Lady
of Sorrows, ongoing restorative repairs to 1902 Lyon & Healy (opus 90,
factory number 1342), 1920 Austin console, opus 978)—3/1, 4S; 24/11; 28/6, 27;
29/35; 54/12-15S; 56/19; 62/6; 72/5I; 75/10-11; 76/34 (Convention); 77/3
Berghaus: Chicago, Illinois, Disciples Divinity
House, Chapel of the Holy Grail, ongoing restoration of 1930 Æolian (opus
1775), also Skinner proposal (never built)—66/21-24SI; 75/9
Berghaus: Chicago, Illinois, Grace English Lutheran
Church, 1971 rebuilt of c. 1950 Reuter (opus 900)—28/37
Berghaus: Chicago, Illinois, Holy Family Catholic
Church, rebuild of 1950 Austin organ (opus 2168), rebuild of lower gallery 1905
Colburn & Taylor, also 1865 Pilcher & Chant (opus 66), from Chicago,
Illinois, Reed’s Temple of Music, which possibly replaced unknown, also 1870
Louis Mitchell, rebuilt 1892 Frank Roosevelt (opus 498), rebuilt 1922
Tellers-Kent, rebuilt 1950 Austin (opus 2159), sold and removed 1971 (gallery
only) to Lake Zurich, Illinois, Saint Peter United Church of Christ, rebuilt by
Temple Organ Company (Burlington, Iowa), also 1879 Steinmeyer organ—13/6-8,
14-16, 18SPI (Mitchell/Roosevelt/Austin, Coburn & Taylor); 14/14
(unknown/Pilcher/Mitchell); 15/9 (Mitchell), 18-25, 38SP; 17/24
(Mitchell/Roosevelt); 18/6 (Mitchell); 22/12-19 (Mitchell); 25/21 (Mitchell);
26/19 (Mitchell); 35/4-6 (Pilcher, Mitchell); 38/8S (Pilcher), 14-15
(Mitchell); 40/8; 41/13-14 (Mitchell); 42/19S, 31 (Pilcher); 42/31, 43/30, 32
(Mitchell); 49/2-3S (Steinmeyer); 71/8-9I (Mitchell/Steinmeyer/Austin); 72/9
Berghaus: Chicago, Illinois, Jehovah Lutheran Church, 1976 rebuild of
Toledo Pipe Organ Company rebuild of Æolian organ built for Bay City, Michigan,
with 1965 Casavant console—28/37
Berghaus: Chicago, Illinois, Music of the Baroque (1984)—28/37
Berghaus: Chicago, Illinois, Nazareth Lutheran Church (1976)—28/36
Berghaus: Chicago, Illinois, Saint Boniface
Catholic Church, 1990 relocation of 1907 Hann-Wangerin-Weickhardt (opus 89?),
possibly rebuilt H. B. Harrison, also possible work by William Delle, church
closed c. 1990, to Northlake, Illinois, Saint John Baptist Vianney Catholic
Church (replacing 1966 Charles A. Wiener), replaced 1866 Pilcher Bros. &
Chant (opus 70), built for Sycamore, Illinois, First Congregational Church
(replaced 1867 Pilcher Bros. opus 79), moved to Saint Boniface (1868)—15/4,
6-7SI; 35/5; 39/12S (Pilcher opus 70); 64/9-12SI (both organs)
Berghaus: Chicago, Illinois, Saint James Lutheran Church (1982)—28/37
Berghaus: Chicago, Illinois, Saint Mark Lutheran Church, 1970 rebuild
of M. P. Möller—28/37
Berghaus: Chicago, Illinois, Saint Mary of
Perpetual Help Roman Catholic Church, restoration of 1928 Austin (opus 1602),
1949 Æolian-Skinner (opus 1195, console only)—58/4-9S; 60/18; 64/16; 75/9;
76/26-27 (Convention)
Berghaus: Chicago, Illinois, Saint Mary of the Angels (Polish)
Catholic Church, ongoing restoration of 1920 W. W. Kimball with D. S. Wentz
console—3/1-2S; 30/12, 26I; 52/6, 15-16S, 20-21; 75/12
Berghaus: Chicago, Illinois, Saint Matthew Lutheran Church, 1970
rebuild of 1888 Jackson, replaced c. 1863-1871 Pilcher (?)—16/8-9SI; 28/35-36
Berghaus: Chicago, Illinois, Saint Paul Norwegian
Lutheran Church, later Saint Paul Community Church, alterations to 1906 Austin
(opus 172)—75/12; 98/12-14S
Berghaus: Cicero, Illinois, Saint Frances of Rome Catholic Church,
1978 rebuild of unknown—28/37
Berghaus: Downers Grove, Illinois, First Christian Church (1977)—28/36
Berghaus: Downers Grove, Illinois, Janet Hutchins residence (1981)—28/37
Berghaus: Downers Grove, Illinois, Immanuel Lutheran Church, 1982
rebuild of 1964 Reuter (opus 1461)—28/38
Berghaus: Elgin, Illinois, First Congregational Church, 1893 Farrand
& Votey (opus 71), rebuilt hybrid, rebuilt 1970 Berghaus—28/37
Berghaus: Elgin, Illinois, Good Shepherd Lutheran Church (1976)—28/36
Berghaus: Elk Grove Village, Illinois, later Andover, Massachusetts,
Earl Miller residence (1971)—28/36
Berghaus: Elmhurst, Illinois, Saint Peter United Church of Christ,
founded as Saint Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church, 1898 Hinners &
Albertsen, 1979 rebuild of M. P. Möller—28/37
Berghaus: Forest Park, Illinois, Saint John
Evangelical Lutheran Church, 1976 additions to 1954 Æolian-Skinner (opus
1235)—9/9, 11-14SI (Æolian-Skinner/Berghaus); 28/37 (Æolian-Skinner);
61/15-22S(all organs)P(Æolian-Skinner); 62/30; 76/37 (Convention)
Berghaus: Franklin Park, Illinois, Mount Calvary
Lutheran Church (1979)—28/37
Berghaus: Franklin Park, Illinois, Resurrection
Lutheran Church, 1964 Wicks, rebuilt 1983 Berghaus—28/38
Berghaus: Glenview, Illinois, Immanuel Lutheran
Church, 1979 rebuild of 1957 Schlicker, which replaced 1909 Hinners, sold to
Northbrook, Illinois, Saint Giles Episcopal Church (replaced 1993 Helmuth Wolff
(opus 37)), Hinners sold to Okemos, Michigan, William J. Schneider—18/16-17SI
(Hinners); 28/37
Berghaus: Hinsdale, Illinois, Redeemer Lutheran
Church, hybrid organ, rebuilt 1984 Berghaus—28/37
Berghaus: La Grange, Illinois, First Baptist
Church (1978)—28/37
Berghaus: La Grange, Illinois, Saint John Evangelical Lutheran Church,
2002-2003 rebuild of 1968-1969 Wicks (opus 4862), a rebuild of 1940 Wicks (opus
2138)—85/3, 14-17SI (Berghaus); 86/6
Berghaus: La Grange Park, Illinois, Saint Michael
Lutheran Church, 1977 rebuild of 1958 Schlicker—28/37
Berghaus: Lemont, Illinois, Saint Matthew
Lutheran Church, 1979 rebuild of Wangerin—28/37
Berghaus: Lyons, Illinois, Zion Lutheran Church,
1909 Coburn, rebuilt Doerr, rebuilt 1977 Berghaus—28/36
Berghaus: Northlake, Illinois, Saint John Baptist
Vianney Catholic Church—see Berghaus, Chicago, Illinois, Saint Boniface
Catholic Church
Berghaus:
Oak Park, Illinois, Ascension Catholic Church (2005), replaced 1929
Kilgen (opus 4409)—88/9
Berghaus: Oak Park, Illinois, First Church of
Christ, Scientist, building now Arts Center of Oak Park, 2000 tonal reversals
with Chicago-Midwest Chapter, Organ Historical Society of changes in 1961
Emanuel Semerad and 1975-1977 William Hansen, during rebuild of 1916 W. W.
Kimball—61/7, 11-14SP; 62/30; 67/6, 11I, 17; 68/3, 38I; 71/6I; 72/4, 8I;
76/37-38 (Convention)
Berghaus: Oak Park, Illinois, Grace Episcopal
Church, 1972 rebuild of 1922 Casavant (opus 940), later alterations—28/37
Berghaus: Oak Park, Illinois, Saint Edmund
Catholic Church, 2000 renovation of 1913 Casavant Frères (South Haven opus 9),
rebuilt 1952 Casavant (opus 2111), alterations by unknown—61/7, 14-15S; 62/30;
67/6-7I; 68/3
Berghaus: Oak Park, Illinois, Willard Memorial
Methodist Church, 1980 rebuild of 1930’s Temple Organ, building later Telgdu
United Methodist Church, congregation merged with Cuyler Avenue Methodist
Church, Trinity Methodist Church, and Washington Boulevard Methodist Church,
using the Cuyler Avenue church facility—28/38; 78/12-14
Berghaus: O’Fallon, Illinois, O’Fallon United
Church of Christ (1973)—28/36
Berghaus: Orland Park, Illinois, Christ Lutheran
Church (1974)—28/36
Berghaus: Palos Park, Illinois, Peace Memorial
United Church of Christ (1979)—28/38
Berghaus: River Forest, Illinois, Grace
Evangelical Lutheran Church (founded in Oak Park—see also Oak Park), 1987
rebuild of 1956 Schlicker rebuild of 1931 Skinner (opus 833)—81/13-16SI (all
organs)
Berghaus: Saint Charles, Illinois, First
Congregational Church, 1980 rebuild of Wangerin—28/38
Berghaus: Sycamore, Illinois, Saint John Lutheran
Church, 1982 rebuild of M. P. Möller—28/38
Berghaus: Westchester, Illinois, Faith Lutheran
Church (1978)—28/37
Berghaus: Yorkville, Illinois, Cross Lutheran
Church, 1913 Hinners, rebuilt 1980 Berghaus—28/37
Berghaus: Crown Point, Indiana, Trinity Lutheran
Church (1984), replaced John Sole (believed incorrectly to be Va Dinter)—15/4;
1/25; 28/37
Berghaus: Hammond, Indiana, Saint John Lutheran
Church (1976)—28/37
Berghaus: Hobart, Indiana, Grace Evangelical
Lutheran Church of Northwest Indiana (ELS), 2000 relocation of 1953 M. P.
Möller (opus 8549), built for Chicago, Illinois, Trinity Evangelical Lutheran
Church—69/5-6SI
Berghaus: Lafayette, Indiana, First Baptist
Church, 1971 rebuild of 1872 Hook & Hastings (opus 648)—28/36
Berghaus: Valparaiso, Indiana, Faith Lutheran
Church (1978 or 1979)—28/37; 68/11, 35SI
Berghaus: Valparaiso, Indiana, Thomas Surber
residence (1988)—68/33S
Berghaus: Valparaiso, Indiana, Valparaiso University, Chapel of the
Resurrection, 2001 relocation of 1980 Rieger built for Valparaiso, Indiana,
William and Ann Walton residence—74/16
Berghaus: Barien Springs, Michigan, Ruth Ann Plue
residence (1981)—28/37
Berghaus: Bullock Creek, Michigan, Messiah
Lutheran Church (1975)—28/36
Berghaus: Saint Joseph, Michigan, First
Congregational Church, 1958 Sauter, rebuilt 1984 Berghaus—28/38
Berghaus: Akron, Ohio, Holy Trinity Lutheran
Church, 1983 rebuild of 1955 Reuter (opus 1152), rebuilt of 1914 M. P. Möller
(opus 1575)—28/38
Berghaus: Cleveland, Ohio, Christ Lutheran Church
(1969)—28/37
Berghaus: Cleveland, Ohio, Saint Paul Lutheran
Church, 1977 rebuild of 1953 Schlicker—28/37
Berghaus: Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Gloria
Dei-Bethesda Lutheran Church (1978)—28/37
Bergstrom, John (opus 8): Portland, Oregon, Holy Rosary Catholic
Church, rebuilt 1996 Bond—57/16
Berkshire: Orono, Maine, Methodist Church, rebuild of 1891 Emmons
Howard—8/2; 10/1
Berkshire (opus 36): Worcester, Massachusetts, Wesley United
Methodist Church, 1972 rebuild of 1926 Skinner (opus 615), rebuilt 1955
Æolian-Skinner (opus 615-A and B)—22/8
Berkshire: Worcester, Massachusetts, All Saints Episcopal Church,
1975-1976 revisions to 1933 Æolian-Skinner (opus 909, incorporating parts of
1932 Æolian-Skinner opus 895, built temporarily for church's Huntington Hall),
replaced 1923 Skinner (opus 406), burned 1932, which replaced 1876
Hutchings-Plaisted (opus 67), which replaced 1864 Johnson (opus 163), burned
1874, alterations 1940-1949 as Æolian Skinner opus 909-A, B, C, D, E, F,
revisions Gilbert Adams, 1980's alterations Nicholas-Bradford, Choir Room has
1932 Æolian-Skinner (opus 897)—22/10 (Æolian-Skinner opus 909)
Berschdorf, Norbert: Racine, Wisconsin, Saint Joseph
Catholic Church, 1965 rebuild of 1870 Pomplitz—10/9; 11/3-4, 7SI
Bigelow & Co., M. L. (opus 31): Chicago, Illinois, Lutheran School of
Theology at Chicago (2004), replaced Martin Ott (built for Saint Louis,
Missouri, Christ Seminary-Seminex, relocated 1983 to Chicago), relocated to
headquarters of Evangelical Lutheran Church in America—86/18-19SI
Biggers, James W.: 1957-1963 rebuild
(with John J. Norris Organ Company and others) of Gary, Indiana, Christ
Episcopal Church, 1912 Hillgreen, Lane & Company (opus 285), console
rebuilt 1936, rebuilt 1980-1981, David L. Hamblin, Jr., building now Saint
Stephen Missionary Baptist Church—60/10-11S
Bishop Organ Company: Arlington, Massachusetts, First Parish
Unitarian Church, 1998 restoration of 1870 E. & G. G. Hook (opus 529),
built for Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Christ Methodist Episcopal Church, relocated
1983 through Organ Clearing House by Richard Nickerson—69/32
Bishop Organ
Company: Lexington, Massachusetts,
Follen Community Church, 1995-1996 relocation and restoration through Organ
Clearing House of 1869 E. & G. G. Hook (opus 466), built for Stoneham,
Massachusetts, Christian Union Church—69/32
Bogue & Associates, Daniel: Chicago, Illinois, Saint John Cantius
(Polish) Catholic Church, mid-1990's rebuild of 1920's Kilgen (replaced 1900 A.
B. Felgemaker & Co. opus 723)—52/6, 11-14S, 20
Bogue & Associates, Daniel: Park Ridge, Illinois, Park Ridge
Presbyterian Church, relocation and work on 1959 Austin (opus 2317), built for
Gary (Glen Park), Indiana, Forty-Third Avenue Presbyterian Church—59/16-18S
Bogue & Associates, Daniel: Donaldson, Indiana, Convent Ancilla
Domini, Chapel, 1997 rebuild of 1923 Van Dinter, rebuilt 1989 David
Skinner—15/4 (Van Dinter); 27/9 (Van Dinter); 56/6-9S
Bogue, Daniel, &
Associates: Gary, Indiana, Holy
Trinity (Slovak) Catholic Church, 1947 Wicks (opus 2751), rebuild of Kilgen
(second-hand?), building later Abundant Life Missionary Baptist Church, organ
removed 2000 by Bogue to Ann Arbor, Michigan, Motherhouse of Sisters of Mary,
Mother of the Eucharist—56/10, 12SP; 67/11I
Bond: now in Corvalis, Oregon, Saint Mary Catholic Church, 1986
rebuild of 1892 Geo. Jardine & Son (opus 1090)—57/16
Bond: now in Aurora, Oregon, Aurora Presbyterian Church, 1992
rebuild of 1915 Hinners (opus 1943)—57/14
Bond: now in Portland, Oregon, All Saints' Episcopal Church, 1985
rebuild of (1892) Geo. Jardine & Son (opus 1121)—57/13-14
Bond: now in Milwaukie, Oregon, Milwaukie Presbyterian Church,
1992 rebuild of 1898 Henry Pilcher's Sons (opus 348)—57/15
Bond: now in Portland, Oregon, Holy Cross Lutheran Church, 1984
rebuild of unknown builder (c. 1885 organ)—57/14
Bond: Portland, Oregon, Holy Rosary Catholic Church, 1996 rebuild
of 1881 John Bergstrom (opus 8)—57/16
Bond: now in Portland, Oregon, Saint Ignatius Catholic Church, c.
1880, rebuilt c. 1901 Geo. Kilgen & Son, rebuilt 1982 Bond—57/14-15
Bond: now in Portland, Oregon, Saint Mary Catholic Cathedral 1996
rebuild of 1904 Los Angeles Art Organ Company (opus 42)—57/13
Bond: now in Portland, Oregon, Saint Patrick
Church, restored (1987) of unknown (English, c.1875)—57/13
Bond: now in Portland, Oregon, Saint Thomas More Catholic Church,
rebuild of 1914 Kilgen—57/13
Bond
(opus 25): Salem, Oregon, Cone
Chapel, Walter Hall, Williamette University 1996—57/16
Bond: Federal Way, Washington, Saint Theresa
Catholic Church—16/27
Bond: now in Vancouver, Washington, Saint Luke Episcopal Church,
1892 W. K. Adams' Sons (opus 33), rebuilt 1984—57/14
Boody, John, and Fritz Noack: Orono, Maine, University of Maine, 1971
rebuild of 1901 Hook & Hastings (opus 1907)—8/2
Bosch,
Werner (opus 429): Portland,
Oregon, Cathedral of Saint Mark (Anglican)—57/13
Bosch, Werner (opus 578): Barrington, Illinois, Saint Michael
Episcopal Church (1970), revoiced 1973 Roderer—18/18-19SI
Bosman,
Frans W. M. (opus 7): Castle Rock,
Washington: Saint Paul Lutheran (1990)—57/15
Bozeman-Gibson
& Co.: Belfast, Maine, First
Church, 1975 restoration of 1848 George Stevens—8/2; 10/2; 17/32, 35
Bozeman-Gibson & Co. (opus 9): Marine City, Michigan, Holy Cross
Catholic Church, 1976 rebuild of 1861 E. & G. G. Hook (opus 300), rebuilt
1896 Hook & Hastings, earlier, Louis Van Dinter—34/9; 48/6
Bozeman & Company, George (opus
27): Iowa City, Iowa, Trinity
Episcopal Church, 1983 rebuild of 1912 Henry Pilcher’s Sons (opus 748), built
for Lima, Ohio, Spring Street Lutheran Church, relocated 1925 to Findlay, Ohio,
by Lima Pipe Organ Company—40/21
Bozeman, Jr. & Co., George (opus 29): Huntington, Indiana, Saints Peter and
Paul Catholic Church, 1984 restoration of 1894 L. H. Van Dinter &
Son—88/3-4S
Bozeman & Co., George (opus
33): Aiken, South Carolina, Saint
Mary, Help of Christians Catholic Church, 1985 rebuild of 1911 Hinners (opus
1249), built for Chicago, Illinois, Fowler Methodist Episcopal Church, later
Fowler-Clifton United Methodist Church, building later Greater Zion Hill Missionary
Baptist Church—63/7-8SI
Bozeman, Jr., &
Co., George: Woburn,
Massachusetts, First Congregational Church, 1992 restoration of 1860 E. &
G. G. Hook (opus 283), c. 1913 alterations unknown—44/4; 69/32
Bozeman & Co., George (opus
55): now in Marylhurst, Oregon,
Marylhurst College, Saint Anne Chapel, 1994 rebuild of 1901 Hutchings-Votey
(opus 554)—57/16
Bradford: now in Chicago, Illinois, Good Shepherd
Lutheran Church, 1891 Lancashire-Marshall (opus 54), built for Superior,
Wisconsin, Church of the Redeemer (Episcopal)—43/33; 75/11; 76/35-36
(Convention)
Bradford:
Chicago, Illinois, Holy Cross (Lithuanian) Catholic Church, merged with
Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church to form Holy Cross/Immaculate Heart of
Mary Catholic Church, restoration of 1915 Tellers-Sommerhoff, restored
Bradford—86/13-15SI; 94/11-13SI
Bradford: Chicago, Illinois, Lake View
Presbyterian Church, 2001 restorative repairs to 1898 Lyon & Healy opus 29
(factory number 1263), electrified 1950’s Nicholas Doerr—75/12; 77/3; 79/12-15SI;
80/8; 85/21
Bradford
(Prairie): Chicago, Illinois,
Lincoln Park Presbyterian Church, restoration of 1888 Johnson & Son (opus
690)—28/6, 15, 25, 38; 29/33; 58/9
Bradford: Chicago, Illinois, Mayfair United
Methodist Church, founded as Montrose Methodist Episcopal Church, later Mayfair
Methodist Episcopal Church, 1999 purchase and storage of Johnson & Son
(opus 386), believed to be built for Chicago, Illinois, Oriental Lodge (1872),
which replaced 1867 Johnson (opus 237), burned 1871, which replaced 1863
Pilcher (sold to Peoria, Illinois, New Jerusalem Church), moved in 1923 to
Chicago, Illinois, Mayfair Methodist Church by Coburn Organ Company, renovated
1984 J. C. Taylor—24/11 (1872 Johnson); 25/21 (1867 Johnson); 27/24-29SI; 28/6,
23; 29/31-32S, 33-34 (insert); 37/17-18; 38/19 (1867 Johnson); 42/31 (Johnson
opus 237); 58/9; 62/6 (1872 Johnson); 64/5-6SI, 17-18; 79/3
Bradford
(Prairie): Chicago, Illinois,
Saint Cajetan Catholic Church, moved and enlarged 1929 M. P. Möller (opus
5563), c. 1983, built for Chicago, Illinois, Saint Clement Catholic Church
(replaced 1918 Unknown, replaced 1983 Casavant (opus 3557))—28/16 (Casavant),
39 (Möller); 29/33 (Casavant)
Bradford (Prairie): Chicago, Illinois, Saint Dominic
Catholic Church, 1983-1984 restoration of 1922 Hinners—15/34-35SI; 28/22, 39; 42/18
Bradford: Chicago, Illinois, Saint James
Episcopal Church, now Cathedral, 1999-2000 instrument from parts of 1920 Austin
(opus 948), 1961 Austin (opus 2368), 1930 Skinner console (opus 818, built for
Los Angeles, California, UCLA, Royce Hall), 1929 Skinner (opus 752, built for
Chicago, Illinois, Chicago Civic Opera House, later Lyric Opera of Chicago),
older organs include 1837 Erben, replaced 1857 Hall & Labagh (moved to
Chicago, Illinois, Epiphany Episcopal Church?), replaced 1870 Johnson (opus
334), burned 1871, replaced 1875 Johnson (opus 456), rebuilt 1903
Marshall-Bennett (opus 156), chapel housed (1912 and/or 1914?) Estey (opus 1123
and/or 1211), now gone—14/14 (1870 Johnson); 15/8-13, 15SI (both Johnsons, Austin,
Estey); 25/21, 23 (both Johnsons); 26/19 (Hall & Labagh/Johnson); 28/9
(Austin), 13, 14 (Hall & Labagh/both Johnsons, both Austins); 35/4-15
(I)(Erben, Hall & Labagh, Johnson); 36/11-13 (Hall & Labagh); 37/3-4
(Hall & Labagh/Johnson); 42/25, 28-31 (1870 Johnson); 42/31 (Erben); 42/31
(Hall & Labagh); 64/7-9SI (Skinner); 71/15 (Johnson)
Bradford: Chicago, Illinois, Saint Joseph
Catholic Church, 1998 relocation and restoration of 1892 Hutchings (opus 269),
built for Cambridgeport (now Cambridge), Massachusetts, Prospect Street
Congregational Church (later Prospect Street Church), relocated through Organ
Clearing House, replaced 1930's Charles Wiener, destroyed 1973, which replaced
1900 Lancashire-Marshall, which replaced 1855 Wolfram, burned 1871—35/6
(Wolfram); 42/20, 26, 30-32 (Wolfram); 63/16-18SI; 67/20I (Hutchings,
Lancashire-Marshall façade); 68/38-39I; 75/12
Bradford:
Chicago, Illinois, Saint Josephat Catholic Church, 2004 relocation of
1872 William A. Johnson (opus 386), previously in Chicago, Illinois, Mayfair
United Methodist Church also:
Schaefer, replaced 1925 Geo. Kilgen & Son (opus 3386), rebuilt 1950
unknown—93/1, 6-10SI
Bradford: Chicago, Illinois, University of Chicago, Rockefeller
Memorial Chapel, some restoration of 1927 Skinner (opus 634), rebuilt 1976 Kurt
Roderer, alterations David Skinner, gallery organ rebuilt Schlicker—16/22-24,
29SI; 28/9
Bradford (opus 10): Evanston, Illinois, Michael David
residence (1994)—72/10S
Bradford:
Evanston, Illinois, Hemenway United Methodist Church (merger of Hemenway
and Covenant United Methodist Churches—see also Covenant United Methodist
Church), merger of Hemenway’s 1941 Austin Organs, Inc. (opus 2054), and
Covenant’s 1969 Schlicker Organ Co. organ (2005), also 1899 Lancashire-Marshall
(opus 127), replaced 1922 M. P. Möller (opus 3519), burned 1932—96/7-9SI
(Austin/Schlicker); 97/6
Bradford: Evanston, Illinois, Lake Street Church (founded as First
Baptist Church), c. 2005 restorative repairs to 1928 W. W. Kimball, altered,
replaced 1887 Steere & Turner (opus 247)—96/9-14SI (both organs); 97/6
Bradford: Evanston, Illinois, Saint Andrew
Episcopal Church, 2001 restorative repairs with Chicago-Midwest Chapter Organ
Historical Society for 1905 Lyon & Healy (opus 174, factory number 1428),
built for Chicago, Illinois, Saint Simon (Episcopal) Mission—19/4-5SI; 65/15,
26-28SI; 67/16; 72/4I; 75/12
Bradford:
Evanston, Illinois, Saint Matthew Episcopal Church, Saint Mary Chapel
(1989), church: unknown, replaced
1977 Casavant Frères, Limitée (opus 3354)—96/18-20SI (both organs); 97/6
Bradford (Prairie): Lake Forest, Illinois, Lee and Dorothy
Dollack residence, 1983 relocation and rebuild of c. 1911 Kilgen, built for
Lake Forest, Illinois, Saint Mary Catholic Church—28/38
Bradford (Prairie): Lake Forest, Illinois, Saint Mary
Catholic Church, 1983 relocation and rebuild of c. 1911 Kilgen to Lake Forest,
Illinois, Lee and Dorothy Dollack residence—28/38
Bradford (Prairie): Oak Lawn, Illinois, Pilgrim Faith
United Church (1980)—28/38
Bradford: Oak Park, Illinois, First United Methodist Church, ongoing
restoration of 1925 Skinner (opus 528)—74/21
Bradford (opus
6): Wilmette, Illinois, Saint John
Evangelical Lutheran Church (1990), containing parts of other organs, including
1873 Johnson & Son (opus 389), built for Congregational Church, Chester,
Connecticut, later in Lawrence Massachusetts, German Presbyterian Church (later
Christ Presbyterian Church), and William Laws organ, assembled for Beverly,
Massachusetts, First Presbyterian Church, replaced 1925 Wangerin (opus 478),
altered 1950’s Joseph Banahan—69/7, 10-13SI (Wangerin/Bradford); 71/22
(Bradford); 74/15; 75/14
Bradford: Woodstock, Illinois, First Congregational-Universalist
Church, 1985 refurbishing of c. 1907 W. W. Kimball—41/31-32SI
Bradford: now in Whiting, Indiana, Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 1923
Skinner (opus 405), built for La Grange, Illinois, Cossitt Avenue
School)—59/5-8S; 60/2
Bradford (Prairie): Grinnell, Iowa, Saint Paul Episcopal
Church, 1984 organ using chest of 1893 Barckhoff)—28/39
Breilharz, Earl/Lima Pipe Organ
Company: Dubuque, Iowa, Saint Mary
Catholic Church, 1965 rebuild of Philip Odenbrett rebuild of 1870 E. & G.
G. Hook (opus 531)—40/21
Brombaugh, John: Elgin, Illinois, Church of the
Brethren, General Board Offices, 1975 restoration of 1698 Joseph Christoph
Harttman—9/4-5, 7I; 11/9 (insert)SI; 24/11; 28/6, 18; 29/33
Brombaugh, John (opus 19): Eugene, Oregon, Central Lutheran Church
(1976/1983/1989/1882)—57/16
Brombaugh, John: Tacoma, Washington, Christ Church,
Episcopal (1979)—14/14; 16/28
Brunner & Co., R. J.: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1993
rebuild of 1902 Hook & Hastings (opus 1981)—53/15
Brunner & Heller:
New Haven, Connecticut, Saint Paul Episcopal Church, 1982-1985 renovation of
1868 Jardine & Son—45/5
Brunner & Heller: Lawrenceville, Virginia, Saint Andrew
Episcopal Church, 1983 restoration of Pilcher (opus 24), built 1857 for Saint
Louis, Missouri, Saint Louis Fair, sold to Saint Louis, Missouri, Calvary Free
Episcopal Church, sold in June 1862 as Pilcher opus 48 to Jacksonville,
Illinois, First Presbyterian Church, later moved to Mason City, Illinois, First
Methodist Church, moved 1903 to Minier, Illinois, Minier Methodist Church,
later Liberty Baptist Church, moved 1983 to Lawrenceville—14/3-5, 12SI; 32/6-8SI
Brunzema (opus 3): La Grange, Illinois, First Presbyterian
Church (1981), also: W. W.
Kimball, replaced 1937 Estey (opus 2798, built as opus 2151 in 1924 for Chicago,
Illinois, Lyon & Healy studio), replaced 1962 Æolian-Skinner opus 1390,
retaining part of opus 2798 in the chancel), chancel organ since altered, 1981
Brunzema (opus 3)—85/3, 8-11SI (Æolian-Skinner, Brunzema); 86/6
Buck, George: Maple Park, Illinois, Saint Mary
Catholic Church, 1980’s refurbishing of 1899 Hook & Hastings (opus 1861),
built for Joliet, Illinois, First Presbyterian Church—12/11S; 24/4, 14-15
(insert) SPI
Burke, Henry A.: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Saint
Malachy Catholic Church, 1887 rebuild of 1869 H. Knauff & Son—53/15-16
Burlington: Oak Park, Illinois, Grace Evangelical Lutheran
Church (1903, congregation moved to River Forest—see also River Forest),
building later Wesleyan Church, still later Living Sanctuary of Faith Church of
God in Christ—75/11; 76/36-37 (Convention); 77/3; 81/5, 10-12SI; 82/23
Buzard (opus 9): Arlington Heights, Illinois,
Southminster Presbyterian Church (1992)—57/5, 10S, 11; 58/22