2009-06-03 - Identified through information in <i>List of More than 5200 Moller Pipe Organs</i> (Hagerstown, Maryland. M. P. Möller, 1928). -Database Manager
2017-06-08 - Updated by John McCraney, who gave this as the source of the information: An older member of the Lutheran Church of the Resurrection.<br> I was informed that in the 1920s two Lutheran congregations merged into the present [Evangelical] Lutheran Church of the Resurrection--a German one and an English-speaking one. Both buildings were sold. Presumably one of them had been named St. Matthew"s. There is now no Lutheran church by that name in this area. The English-speaking church became a Christian Science church until about 2000, and it is now another denomination. It had a Hammond, later another electronic, and now [?]. -Database Manager
Augusta Chronicle. September 19, 1911. "New Pipe Organ at St. Matthews [sic]" Source: Source not recorded Date not recorded
Augusta, Georgia Saint Matthew's Evangelical Lutheran Church M. P. Moller, Op. 1237 Great Open Diapason Dulciana Double Flute Melodia Principal 305 pipes Swell Bourdon Open Diapason Stopped Diapason Salicional Voix Celeste Aeolina Flute Harmonique Oboe and Bassoon Vox Humana 525 pipea Pedal Bourdon Lieblich Gedacht 30 pipes 860 pipes No capitalization in the original source. [Received from Louis Playford 2014-08-31.]
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