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NEW ORLEANS AREA PIPE ORGANS
AND THEIR HISTORIES |
A service of the Steeple Chasers at www.neworleanschurches.com
and the New Orleans Chapter of the Organ Historical Society
| MANUFACTURER: | PILCHER |
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| ORIGINAL LOCATION: | Believed to have been built for second convent of Ursuline Nuns at Industrial Canal site. |
| RELOCATION 1: | Second Ursuline Convent at Industrial Canal present site. Convent was demolished when canal was built |
| RELOCATION 2: | St. Joan D' Chantel- Abita Springs, LA. (Organ rescued by Marcus St. Julian and Roy Redman just prior to destruction) |
| RELOCATION 3: | Old Ursuline Convent-1116 Chartres Restored by Redman in 2000 and reinstalled in church. |
| FINAL DISPOSITION: | |
| A PICTURE OF THIS ORGAN EXISTS IN OUR FILES: (Click highlighted "YES" to view. |
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| NOTES SUPPLIED BY OTHERS: | NOTE BY ROY REDMAN: "The Ursuline
convent organ is by Pilcher Bros. of New Orleans. It is one of three known to exist by the firm. One other, a one manual, in is Christ the King Lutheran in Natchitoches La., and the other is in St. Martinsville. Some think the case in St. Stephen Catholic and the former case in St. Louis Cathedral were also built in New Orleans, but this, as far as I know is unproven. The name P. Bro. also appears on ;the metal pipes of the Great in Grace Church St. Francisville. Those pipes evidently replaced ones lost in the civil war. William Pilcher also added the second manual and rededicated the 1837 Henry Erben at St. Paul's Woodville Mississippi." |
| SPECIFICATION: | 2 Manual |
| OTHER INFO: | |
This page is a service of www.neworleanschurches.com
and the New Orleans Chapter of the Organ Historical Society