KIMBALL ORGAN MODEL EP 10 DRIVERS

KIMBALL ORGAN MODEL EP 10 DRIVERS

Strains from the organs sometimes cause drivers on busy Beaver Valley Road to stop and come in.

It came from First Presbyterian Church of Indiana, Penn., where the actor Jimmy Stewart worshipped. While he had help piecing it together, Schlade admits he could use a staff to help with all the projects he has planned for it, like expanding its ranks.ДЄ solid oak 1935 console as big as a small truck replaces the original one. The Kimball once stood in a church in Walla Walla. To get organs like this, Schlade's part of a network of people like him poised to snatch them from old churches and theaters before the wrecking ball hits. 'Swell shutters' in the totem-style lodge control volume coming from the massive pipe chamber. Schlade's a self-taught player and plows through fake books of scared and contemporary tunes with ease. pipe organ with more than 2,000 pipes that have a room of their own.

Schlade, as he's known, had time to pick up a truly mammoth 1913 Kimball Organ Co. He spent all those intervening years as a busy big-animal veterinarian, first in British Columbia and later as owner of the Chimacum Valley Veterinary Hospital in Port Hadlock. 'I'm absolutely convinced that's where I got hit by the virus,' admitted Dr. They're housed in the Beaver Springs Lodge he built to house them. A couple of men tinkered among thousands of pieces to keep the organ breathing flawlessly.Д®ver since then, the retired Port Ludlow veterinarian has tried to recapture the fervency of worship in that now long-gone Pentecostal church by collecting rare and excellent pipe organs.

Robert Schladetzky was astonished at the hidden mass of pipes and inner workings of the once-famous organ at Bethel Temple at Second Avenue and Lenora Street in Seattle. He was 10 when he got curious about the magnificent pipe organ and peeked behind the red velvet curtain.

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