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The NYC
Organ Project is an ongoing attempt
to document the organs –present and past –that
have been installed in the five boroughs of New
York City. If you are able to provide additional
information, or find errors, please send an email
to nycop (at) nycago.org.
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view new listings on the website.
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view a partial list of resources used to compile
this information.
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KEY: ► indicates specification is online NE = non-extant |
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| Institutions |
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| Civic |
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| Staten Island Historical Society |
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441 Clarke Avenue – Richmondtown Restoration, 2nd Court House
• I/6 Henry Erben (1861) – orig. in Greenwood Baptist, Brooklyn; moved and altered by A. Bensen for Evangelical Free Church, Tottenville, S.I. (1932); moved to 2nd Court House by Obolecki & Son (1972) |
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| Seminaries |
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| St. Francis Seminary |
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500 Todt Hill Road
• II/5 Wicks Organ Company, Op. 3078 (1950) |
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| Schools – Lower, Middle and Upper |
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| Augustinian Academy (Tompkinsville) (closed) |
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Grymes Hill
• II/23 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4440 (1926) |
| St. John Villa Academy (Arrochar) |
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Originally known as St. John’s Novitiate and Boarding School
57 Cleveland Place (since 1922)
• II/24reg M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 6638 (1938) – Novitiate Chapel |
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| Social Services |
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| Sailors' Snug Harbor – retirement center for sailors |
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1000 Richmond Terrace – now Snug Harbor Cultural Center
Second Chapel building (1906-razed 1952):
► III/42 Estey Organ Company, Op. 350 (1906)
First Chapel building (1893-burned 1904):
• III/37 Frank Roosevelt, No. 488 (1891-burned 1904) |
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| Houses of Worship |
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| Baptist |
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| Fellowship Baptist Church (Mariners' Harbor) |
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3036 Richmond Terrace at Lockwood Avenue (since c.1974) – orig. First Reformed Church
• II/10 C.E. Morey, Op. 282 (1911) |
| First Baptist Church (Southfield) |
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See Old Clove Church |
| First Baptist Church of New Brighton (West New Brighton) |
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Hamilton and Westervelt Avenues (1897-?)
• II/ Hall Organ Company (<1945)
• II/ Hall Organ Company (<1931)
• II/ C.E. Morey (c.1897)
Clifton Avenue (1884-1897) – orig. Unitarian Church
• unknown |
| First Central Baptist Church (Stapleton) |
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119 Wright Street (since 1978) – orig. Temple Tifereth Israel
• unknown |
| Graniteville Baptist Church (Graniteville) |
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Gun Factory Road (1830-?)
• unknown |
| Mariners' Harbor Baptist Church (Mariners' Harbor) |
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Union Avenue and Forest Court (1858-?)
• unknown |
| North Baptist Church (Port Richmond) |
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See Park Baptist Church |
| Old Clove Church, Baptist NE (Southfield) |
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Clove Road and Richmond Road (1809-1868) – became schoolhouse; razed (1877)
• unknown |
| Park Baptist Church (Port Richmond) |
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130 Park Avenue (c.1870s-?) – now St. Mary's Orthodox Church (Malankara Orthodox Syrian Ch.)
► II/13 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 5610 (1929)
► II/10 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 202 (1883)
Gun Factory Road (1842-c.1870s) – known as North Baptist Church, Graniteville
• unknown |
| St. Philip Baptist Church |
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77 Bennett Street
• unknown |
| South Baptist Church (Tottenville) |
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197 Main Street (1860-?)
• II/20 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 3996 (1924) |
| West Baptist Church (Kreischerville) |
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location unknown (1847-?)
• unknown |
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| Congregational |
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| Oakwood Heights Community Church (Oakwood Heights) |
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345 Guyon Avenue at Falcon Avenue
• II/ Wicks Organ Company, Op. 1560 (1937) |
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| Episcopal |
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| All Saints Episcopal Church (Mariners' Harbor) |
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2329 Victory Boulevard at Wooley Avenue (since 1965):
• Unknown electronic
Richmond Terrace opp. Van Name Av. (1910-burned 1958) – orig. Floating Chapel of Our Savior
► I/6 George Jardine & Son (1869) – moved with Floating Chapel of Our Savior, Manhattan |
| Ascension Episcopal Church (New Brighton) |
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1 Kingsley Avenue (since 1930)
► II/13 Austin Organs Inc., Op. 2524 (1970)
• II/ Baldwin electronic (c.1953)
Richmond Terrace (1802-1930)
Second building (1871-1930)
• II/ Wm. H. Davis (1906) – reb. of Ferris & Stuart
• Ferris & Stuart (1871)
First building (1802-1871) – named Trinity Chapel until 1869
• unknown |
| Christ Church (New Brighton) |
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76 Franklin Avenue (since 1850)
Present building (since 1905)
► III/36 Mann & Trupiano (2006)
► III/21 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 7590 (1948)
► III/21 Austin Organ Company, Op. 75 (1903) – moved to St. Ambrose RC, Manhattan
First building (1850-1905)
• Henry Erben (1856) – sold to Holy Comforter Church (1903)
• Henry Erben (1850) |
| Holy Comforter Episcopal Church (Eltingville) |
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See St. Alban's Episcopal Church |
| Randall Memorial Church (Snug Harbor) |
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See Sailors' Snug Harbor Cultural Center under "Civic" |
| Redeemer Episcopal Church |
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location unknown
• Henry Erben (1854) |
| St. Alban Episcopal Church (Eltingville) |
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76 St. Alban's Place – orig. Holy Comforter Episcopal Church
► II/10 Angerstein & Associates (1984) – orig. Hook & Hastings, Op. 1192 (1883) from First Baptist Church, Trumansburg, N.Y., via Organ Clearing House
• Henry Erben (1856) – purchased and moved from Christ Church (1903) |
| St. Andrew Episcopal Church (Richmondtown) |
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40 Old Mill Road
Present building (since 1872)
► II/23 Austin Organs Inc., Op. 216C (1997)
• II/19 Austin Organs Inc., Op. 216B (1981)
• II/12 Austin Organs Inc., Op. 216A (1950)
► II/13 Austin Organ Company, Op. 216 (1908)
• II/ Reuben Midmer & Sons (c.19xx)
• unknown (1872)
First building (1709-burned 1867 & 1872)
• Henry Erben (1848) – burned 1867 |
| St. John Episcopal Church (Rosebank) |
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1333 Bay Street and New Lane
Present building (since 1871)
► III/31s Austin Organ Company, Op. 1467 (1926)
• II/27 Levi Stuart (1871)
First building (1843-1871)
• George Jardine (1843) |
| St. Luke Episcopal Church (Rossville) |
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Arthur Kill Road and St. Luke's Place (1843-destroyed 1961)
• unknown |
| St. Mary Episcopal Church (West New Brighton) |
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347 Davis Avenue at Castleton Avenue (since 1854)
► II/26 Casavant Frères, Op. 2939 (1966); rev. James A. Konzelman Organs (1985)
► II/25 Casavant Frères, Op. 2939 (1966)
► II/8 Estey Organ Company, Op. 3114 (1940)
• Hall & Labagh (1854) |
| St. Paul Episcopal Church (Stapleton) |
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225 St. Paul's Avenue
Present building (since 1870)
► III/30 Quimby Pipe Organs, Inc. (1986) – orig. Aeolian-Skinner
Organ Co., Inc., Op. 969 (1937)
► II/27 Aeolian-Votey Organ Co., Op. 878 (1900) – burned 1980s
• Wm. H. Davis (1860) – moved to new church in 1870?
First building (1835-1870)
• Wm. H. Davis (1860) – rebuild of Erben?
• Henry Erben (1850)
• Henry Erben (1834) |
| St. Simon Episcopal Church (Concord) |
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1055 Richmond Road at Columbus Avenue (1960-2018)
• unknown (Wicks moved?)
Clove and Richmond Roads (1940-1960) – in path of Clove Lakes Expressway
► II/3 Wicks Organ Company, Op. 2364 (1941)
Rhine Avenue, near Steuben Street (?-1940)
• II/ Charles Viner & Son (>1900)
Targee Street, Stapleton (1854-?) – orig. First Baptist Church
• unknown |
| St. Stephen Episcopal Church (Tottenville) |
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7516 Amboy Road at Chelsea Street
Present building (1967-ca. 2017)
• unknown
First building (1887-burned 1965)
• unknown |
| Trinity Chapel (New Brighton) |
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See Ascension Episcopal Church |
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| Evangelical (including Evangelical Free Church) |
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| Salem Evangelical Free Church (West New Brighton) |
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634 Clove Road
• II/28 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 6993 (1941)
• II/7 Hillgreen, Lane & Co., Op. 282 (1911) |
| Evangelical Free Church (Tottenville) |
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266 Wood Avenue
• I/6 Henry Erben (1861) – orig. in Greenwood Baptist, Brooklyn;
moved and altered by A. Bensen for Evangelical Free Church, Tottenville,
S.I. (1932); moved to 2nd Court House by Obolecki & Son (1972) |
| New York Korean Evangelical Church (Arden Heights) |
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333 Arden Avenue
• III/50 Allen Organ Company electronic – Model DB-350 (2009) |
| Norwegian Evangelical Free Church (West
New Brighton) |
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See Salem Evangelical Free Church |
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| Lutheran |
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| Christ Assembly Lutheran Church (Stapleton) |
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27 Hudson Street
• unknown |
| Christ Lutheran Church (South Shore) |
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121 Cleveland Avenue
• Allen Organ Company electronic (1960s) |
| Eltingville Lutheran Church (Arden Heights) |
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300 Genesee Avenue
• unknown |
| Immanuel Lutheran Church (New Springville) |
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2018 Richmond Avenue
• unknown |
| Messiah Lutheran Church (Annadale) |
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205 Jefferson Boulevard
• Ralph Clausen (1960s) |
| Our Saviour Lutheran Church (West Brighton) |
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549 Bard Avenue
• unknown |
| St. John Lutheran Church (Port Richmond) |
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216 Jewett Avenue
► III/60s Johannus Organs electronic (2006)
• II/28 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 2790 (1919)
• II/ M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 719 (1904) |
| St. Luke Lutheran Church (West New Brighton) |
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See St. Paul/St. Luke Lutheran Church |
| St. Matthew Lutheran Church (Todt Hill) |
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96 Alter Avenue
• unknown |
| St. Paul Lutheran Church (West New Brighton) |
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merged with and moved to St. Luke Lutheran (1971)
Cary (Travis) Avenue at Caroline Street (1900-1971)
► II/8 Estey Organ Company, Op. 2702 (1927) |
| St. Paul/St. Luke Lutheran Church (Port Richmond) |
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186 Decker Avenue – orig. St. Luke Lutheran Church
► II/14 Ralph Clauson (1971) |
| Scandinavian Lutheran Zion Church (Port Richmond) |
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See St. Paul Lutheran Church |
| Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church (Stapleton) |
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309 St. Paul's Avenue (since 1865):
Present building (since 1914):
► III/38 Casavant Frères, Op. 2167 (1953)
• II/ Reuben Midmer & Sons (<1917)
First building (1865-1913):
• unknown
Cebra Avenue (1856-1865):
• unknown |
| Zion Lutheran Church (Westerleigh) |
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505 Watchogue Road at Willowbrook Road (since 1966)
• unknown
77 Bennett Street (1921-1966) – became St. Philip's Baptist Church
► II/17 Estey Organ Company, Op. 2674 (1927); new Estey console (1954)
Avenue B (1901-1921)
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| Methodist (including A.M.E., Methodist Episcopal, United) |
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| Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church (New Springville) |
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1900 Richmond Avenue
Second building (1849-?)
• unknown
First building (1803-1849)
• unknown |
| Bethel Methodist Episcopal Church (Tottenville) |
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7033 Amboy Road
Third building (1887-?)
• Wm. H. Davis (1889)
Second building (1841-burned 1886)
• Wm. H. Davis (1867)
First building (1822-1841)
• none |
| Bloomfield Methodist Episcopal Chapel |
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location unknown (1885-?)
• unknown |
| Cebra Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church (Stapleton) |
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See Kingsley Methodist Episcopal Church |
| Christ United Methodist Church (Graniteville) |
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1890 Forest Avenue
• unknown |
| Dickinson Methodist Episcopal Church NE (Travisville) |
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Merged with Asbury Methodist Church (1972)
3980 Victory Boulevard (1871-1972)
• unknown
"Northeast of the cemetery" (1842-1868) – known as Long Neck Church
• none |
| Faith United Methodist Church (Port Richmond) |
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Formed by merger of Grace, Kingsley, and Trinity Methodist churches (1967)
221 Heberton Avenue at Castleton Avenue (since 1967) – orig. Grace Methodist Church
• II/22 Klug & Schumacher, Op. 6 (1982) – reused most pipework from earlier organ |
| Grace Methodist Episcopal Church NE (Port Richmond) |
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221 Heberton Avenue at Castleton Avenue
Second building (1896-1967) – became Faith Methodist Episcopal Church
• II/22 Klug & Schumacher, Op. 6 (1982) – reused most pipework from earlier organ
• unknown (1947)
• unknown (1896)
First building (1867-burned 1895)
• unknown (1867) |
| Kingsley Methodist Episcopal Church NE (Stapleton) |
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Merged with Grace and Trinity Methodist churches to form Faith United Methodist Church (1967)
190 Cebra Avenue
Second building (1855-1967)
• Allen Organ Company electronic (1959)
► II/17 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 694 (1906)
• Unknown builder
First building (1838-1855)
• unknown, if any |
| Korean United Methodist Church |
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291 Main Street
• unknown |
| Mariners' Harbor Methodist Episcopal Church (Mariners' Harbor) |
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See Summerfield United Methodist Church |
| Marn Baeksung United Methodist Church |
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1250 Rockland Avenue
• unknown |
| Mount Zion Methodist Episcopal Church (Rossville) |
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Bloomingdale Road (1879-?)
• unknown, if any |
| North Shore Free Methodist Episcopal Church NE (Port Richmond) |
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location unknown (1867-?)
• unknown |
| Rossville African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church (Rossville) |
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584 Bloomingdale Road (since 1897)
• unknown
Crabtree Avenue, near Bloomingdale Road (1854-1897)
• unknown |
| St. John's Methodist Episcopal Church (Rossville) |
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location unknown (1855-?) |
| St. Mark's United Methodist Church (Pleasant Plains) |
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6144 Amboy Road (since 1871)
• II/ Estey Organ Company, Op. 922 (1911) |
| St. Paul's United Methodist Church (Tottenville) |
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7558 Amboy Road
Second building (1862-?)
• II/ Hall Organ Company (ca.193x or <1945)
• II/14 George Jardine & Son (1890); electrified by Chester Raymond
• Mason & Hamlin (1866)
First building (1859-1862)
none |
| Stapleton Methodist Episcopal Church (Stapleton) |
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See Kingsley Methodist Episcopal Church |
| Summerfield United Methodist Church (Mariners' Harbor) |
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104 Harbor Road
Present building (since 1869)
► II/12 J.H. & C.S. Odell (1889)
First building (1839-1869) – orig. known as Mariners' Harbor M.E. Church; sold to W.C.T.U. and used by Salvation Army
• none |
| Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church NE (West New Brighton) |
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Merged with Grace and Kingsley Methodist churches to form Faith United Methodist Church (1967)
Prospect and Elizabeth Streets (1912-1967)
• II/ Reuben Midmer & Sons (<1917)
Richmond Terrace and Dongan Street (1853-burned 1909)
• unknown (ca. 1897-1902)
• unknown (1888)
• unknown (1868) |
| Wandell Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church NE (Concord) |
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Clove Road and Targee Street (dissolved 1928) – became St. Sylvester Roman Catholic Church
• II/ Estey Organ Company, Op. 366 (1906) |
| Woodrow United Methodist Church (Woodrow) |
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1075 Woodrow Road
Third building (since 1886)
• unknown
Second building (1842-1886)
• unknown
First building (1787-1842)
• unknown, if any |
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| Moravian (United Brethren) |
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| Castleton Hill Moravian Church (Castleton Corners) |
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1657 Victory Boulevard
Present building (since 1962)
► II/19 Church Organ Company (1980s)
► II/8 Estey Organ Company, Op. 2352 (1925); reb. Church Organ Company (1962)
Original building (until 1962?)
► II/8 Estey Organ Company, Op. 2352 (1925) |
| Great Kills Moravian Church (Great Kills) |
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74 Hillside Terrace
• Allen Organ Company electronic
1886 Hillside Avenue – originally known as Giffords Moravian Church
• II/ Estey Organ Company, Op. 24 (1902) |
| New Dorp Moravian Church (New Dorp) |
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2205 Richmond Road
Present building (since 1845)
► II/24 Peragallo Pipe Organ Company (2009)
► II/12 Chester Raymond (1956) – relocate and rebuild Hook & Hastings, Op. 2242
• II/19reg Hook & Hastings Co., Op. 2242 (1910)
• reed organ
First building (1763-1845) – extant
• none |
| Vanderbilt Avenue Moravian Church (Stapleton) |
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286 Vanderbilt Avenue
• II/14 Unknown builder (1960s)
• II/ Aeolian Company – second-hand (1940s)
• Wm. H. Davis (ca.1903) |
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| Presbyterian |
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| Calvary Presbyterian Church (West New Brighton) |
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909 Castleton Avenue at Bement Avenue
Present building (since 1894)
• Ralph A. Clauson
(c.1990)
► II/10 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 8116 (1949)
► II/13 Hook & Hastings Co., Op. 1592 (1894)
First building (1872-burned 1892)
• I/ George Jardine & Son (c.1872)
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| First Presbyterian Church (Edgewater) |
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Brownell & McKeon Streets (c.1856-?)
• unknown, if any |
| First Presbyterian Church (Port Richmond) |
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10 Brownell Street
• George Jardine (1843) |
| First Presbyterian Church (Stapleton) |
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10 Brownell Street
• II/21 George S. Hutchings Co., Op. 357 (ca.1895) |
| Presbyterian Church (Factoryville) |
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location unknown
• George Jardine & Son (<1869) |
| Norwegian Presbyterian Church (New Brighton) |
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location unknown
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Hillgreen, Lane & Company, Op. 282 (1910 |
| Olivet Presbyterian Church (West
Brighton) |
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97 Myrtle Avenue (since 1960)
• unknown |
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| Reformed Church in America (Dutch Reformed, Evangelical Reformed) |
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| Brighton Heights Reformed Church (Tompkinsville) |
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320 St. Mark's Place at Fort Place (since 1864)
Present building (since 1999)
• II/ Allen Organ Company electronic (1999)
First building (1864-burned 1996)
► III/21 Skinner Organ Company, Op. 643 (1927)
► II/21 Giles
Beach (1864)
Victory Boulevard (1820-1864) – known
as East, or Tompkinsville, Reformed Dutch Church
• unknown (1836) |
| Reformed Protestant Dutch Church (New Brighton) |
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location unknown
• II/18reg M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 171 (1895) |
| First Reformed Church (Mariners' Harbor) |
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3036 Richmond Terrace at Lockwood Avenue (1905-disbanded 1974) – now Fellowship Baptist Ch.
• II/10 C.E. Morey, Op. 282 (1911) |
| Free Magyar (Hungarian) Reformed Church |
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19 Winant Place (since 1919) – orig. St. Peter German Evangelical Reformed Church
• I/8 George Jardine & Son (1883) |
| Grace Christian Church (Woodrow) |
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991 Woodrow Road
• unknown |
| Reformed Church of Huguenot Park |
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5475 Amboy Road
• unknown |
| Reformed Church of Prince Bay |
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239 Seguine Avenue
• unknown |
| Reformed Protestant Dutch Church (Stapleton) |
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location unknown – merged with Presbyterian congregation to form First Presbyterian (1868)
• George Jardine
(<1869)
• Wm. H. Davis (1857) |
| Reformed Protestant Dutch Church (Tompkinsville) |
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See Brighton Heights Reformed Church |
| Reformed Church on Staten Island (Port Richmond) |
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54 Port Richmond Avenue
► II/12 Austin Organ Company, Op. 1684 (1929)
• C.E. Morey, Op. 295 (1913) |
| St. Peter's German Evangelical Church (Kreischerville) |
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19 Winant Place (1883-1919) – became Free Magyar (Hungarian) Reformed Church
• I/8 George Jardine & Son (1893) |
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| Roman Catholic |
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| Assumption–St. Paul Catholic Church (New Brighton) |
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15 Webster Avenue (since 1922)
► II/2 Rodgers Instruments, Model Essex 640 with pipes (1986)
• II/33reg M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4369 (1925) |
| Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church (Port Richmond) |
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30 Manor Road at Forest Avenue
Present building (since 1953)
• III/ Allen Organ Company electronic
First building (c.1910-1953)
• unknown |
| Holy Child Catholic Church |
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4747 Amboy Road
• unknown |
| Holy Family Catholic Church |
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366 Watchogue Road
• II/7 Peragallo Pipe Organ Company, Op. 544 (1989) |
| Holy Rosary Catholic Church (South Beach) |
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80 Jerome Avenue
Church on Jerome Avenue (since 1991)
• II/7 Peragallo Pipe Organ Company, Op. 550 (1991)
Original Chapel on Sand Lane (since 1914) – became church in 1927
• II/ Rodgers Instruments electronic |
| Immaculate Conception Catholic Church (Stapleton) |
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128 Targee Street
• II/11 Austin Organ Company, Op. 248 (1909) |
| Our Lady Help of Christians Catholic Church |
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7396 Amboy Road
• unknown |
| Our Lady of Good Counsel Catholic Church |
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10 Austin Place
• III/ unknown electronic |
| Our Lady of Mount Carmel – St. Benedicta Catholic Church |
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1265 Castleton Avenue
• unknown |
| Our Lady of Pity Catholic Church |
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1616 Richmond Avenue
• unknown |
| Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church |
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90 Third Street
• II/ Baldwin Piano Company electronic organ (1960s)
• Unknown builder |
| Our Lady Star of the Sea Catholic Church |
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5371 Amboy Road
Present building (since 2010)
• unknown
Previous building (1982-2010)
• Allen Organ Company electronic (1982) |
| Sacred Heart Catholic Church (Castleton) |
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981 Castleton Avenue
• II/4 Wicks Organ Company, Op. 5218 (1971) |
| St. Adalbert Catholic Church |
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337 Morningstar Road
• III/ Allen Organ Company electronic |
| St. Ann Catholic Church (Dongan Hills) |
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101 Cromwell Avenue
• II/4 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 10778 (1972)
• II/3 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 9486 (1961) |
| St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church |
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24 Shelly Avenue
• unknown |
| St. Charles Catholic Church |
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644 Clawson Street
Present building (since 1973)
• III/ Allen Organ Company electronic (1988)
• II/ Allen Organ Company electronic (1960s) – moved from earlier building (1973)
Chapel-Auditorium (since 1960)
• II/ Allen Organ Company electronic (1960s) |
| St. Christopher Catholic Church |
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130 Midland Avenue
• unknown |
| St. Clare Catholic Church (Great Kills) |
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110 Nelson Avenue
Present building (since 1959)
► III/14 Peragallo Pipe Organ Company, Op. 639 (2002)
► II/10 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 9415 (1959)
First building (1921-1959) – now used as Chapel
• I/ various portable electronic keyboards (c.2000- )
• II/ Hammond Musical Instrument Co. Model C-3 (c.1965)
• II/ Everett Orgatron amplified reed organ (c.1940)
• unknown |
| St. Clement and St. Michael Catholic Church |
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207 Harbor Road
• unknown |
| St. John Baptist de la Salle Catholic Church |
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128 Targee Street
• unknown |
| St. John Neumann Catholic Church |
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1380 Arthur Kill Road
• unknown |
| St. Joseph Catholic Church (Rosebank) |
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171 St. Mary's Avenue
► II/4 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 9295 (1958) |
| St. Joseph and St. Thomas Catholic Church (Rossville) |
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16 Poplar Avenue
• George Jardine & Son (<1891) |
| St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church |
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560 Lincoln Avenue
• unknown |
| St. Mary Catholic Church (Rosebank) |
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1101 Bay Street
• II/19 J.W. Steere & Son, Op. 338 (1892)
New York Avenue (1858-?)
• Henry Erben (1858) |
| St. Mary of the Assumption Catholic Church (Port Richmond) |
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2230 Richmond Terrace at Treadwell Avenue
• II/10 J.H. & C.S. Odell, Op. 585 (1927) |
| St. Patrick Catholic Church (Richmond) |
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53 St. Patrick's Place (since 1861)
► II/2 Rodgers Organ Company electronic/pipes combo (1980s)
• I/5 Reuben Midmer & Sons – rebuilt and moved to school (1980s) |
| St. Paul Catholic Church (New Brighton) |
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Franklin Avenue at Cassidy Place (1922-2007) – merged with Assumption (2007)
• unknown |
| St. Peter Catholic Church (New Brighton) |
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53 St. Mark's Place
Present building (since 1903):
• III/ Allen Organ Company electronic – model "Protege" (2012)
• Allen Organ Company electronic (1960s)
► IV/43 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4414 (1925)
• Unknown builder (c. 1903) – moved by Möller to Lower Church (1925)
First building (1844-burned c.1898):
• Henry Erben (1850) |
| St. Rita Catholic Church (Manor Heights) |
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281 Bradley Avenue
Present building (since 1975)
► II/2 Faucher Organ Company, Op. 39 (2007)
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unknown (1975-2007)
First building (1922-1974)
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| St. Roch Catholic Church (Port Richmond) |
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602 Richmond Avenue
• Geo. Kilgen & Son, Op. 4246 (1929) |
| St. Stanislaus Kostka Catholic Church (New Brighton) |
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109 York Avenue
• II/33reg M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 4036 (1924) |
| St. Sylvester Catholic Church (Concord) |
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854 Targee Street at Clove Road (since 1921)
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| St. Teresa Catholic Church (Castleton Corners) |
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1634 Victory Boulevard
Present building (since 1952):
► III/16 Peragallo Pipe Organ Company, Op. 620 (2001)
• II/ Allen Organ Company electronic – moved to chapel (2001)
• II/ Hammond Musical Instrument Co. (1952)
Original building (1926-1952):
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| Unitarian Universalist Association (UUA) |
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| Unitarian Church [of the Redeemer] of Staten Island (New Brighton) |
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312 Filmore Street at Clinton Avenue (since 1868)
Present building (since 1895)
► II/14 Kenneth Wolfe rebuild (1987)
• II/ Midmer-Losh rebuild? (1929)
• II/16 Jesse Woodberry & Co. (c.1896) – moved & enlarged Hook & Hastings?
First building (1868-1881)
• I/10reg E. & G.G. Hook & Hastings, Op. 762 (1874) – orig. in Congregational Church, Norwich, CT
• Cabinet Organ (1868)
Richmond Turnpike at Cebra Avenue (1853-1865) – sold to Trinity Lutheran Church (1868)
• Henry Erben (c.1853) |
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| United Church of Christ (UCC) |
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| Immanuel Union Church (Westerleigh) |
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693 Jewett Avenue at Maine Avenue
► IV/30 Pipe Organ Specialities, Inc. (1986)
• IV/24 Cannarsa Organ Company (1957)
► II/11 Aeolian-Skinner Organ Co., Op. 600-A (1940) – orig. in Architects Sample Corp., NYC
• II/ Estey Organ Company, Op. 651 (1909) |
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| Residences |
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| Ivan F. Becker Residence |
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location unknown
► II/9 Skinner Organ Company , Op. 786 (1929) – orig. for Col. E.A. Deeds' Yacht; later owned by Rollin Smith, then Paul-Martin Maki (burned 1999) |
| Herbert Carpiniello Residence (Charleston) |
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► II/6 Durst Organ Supply (1950s) |
| H. J. Fuller Residence (Dongan Hills) |
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residence later owned by Walter L. Clark
• I/7 Aeolian Company, Op. 841 (1898) |
| O. G. Pouch Residence (St. George) |
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107 Daniel Low Terrace
► II/3 Estey Organ Company, Op. 2912 (1931) |
| Unknown Residence (Port Richmond) |
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• I/ William H. Davis & Son (1862) |
| Robert Vogel Residence (St. George) |
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► II/3 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 7808 (1949) – orig. in St. Peter's Evang. & Ref. Church in Zelienople, PA |
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| Liberty
Theatre (Stapleton) |
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70 Beach Street – now Family Restoration Ministries International
► III/17 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 3129 (1926) |
| New Plaza Theatre (West New Brighton) |
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1173 Castleton Avenue
► II/4 "Style 135A" Wurlitzer, Op. 806 (1924)
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| Paramount Theatre (Stapleton) |
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560 Bay Street and Union Place
► III/19 "Style Balaban 4" Wurlitzer, Op. 2129 (1930) – moved to Salt Lake City (1954) |
| Ritz Theatre (Port Richmond) |
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251 Port Richmond Avenue
► IV/24 Skinner Organ Co., Op. 444 (1923) – moved to College Ave. Methodist, Muncie, Ind. (1960s) |
| St. George Theatre (St. George) |
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25 Hyatt Street
• III/17 Allen Organ Company electronic, Model ADC-4500
• III/13 "Style 240 Special" Wurlitzer, Op. 2066 (1929) |
| Strand Theatre (Great Kills) |
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23 Nelson Avenue – now a restaurant
• II/6 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 5202 (1928)
► III/17 M.P. Möller, Inc., Op. 3130 (1926) |
| Victory Theatre (Tompkinsville) |
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120 Victory Boulevard
► II/3 "Style 105" Wurlitzer, Op. 1030 (1925) |
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