2010 - Organ case and keydesk (Photograph by Wahl Organbuilders website, submitted by Josh Sellner/Josh Sellner)
Note: Not extant. Not playable. (in this location)
2017-05-04 - This entry describes an original installation of a new pipe organ.<br> Identified by Josh Sellner, citing information from this publication: Information from the factory ledger.<br>Listed in the factory ledger at Winchester, Wisconsin. The reference list in the Vogelpohl & Spaeth catalogs state "Larson Station". Both names refer to the same location. -Database Manager
2023-05-27 - According to Jim Taylor of J. C. Taylor Organbuilders, this organ was acquired from a former organist of Grace Lutheran Church after it had been stored assembled for many years in his barn. Grace Lutheran purchased a new Moller organ in the 1960s, making this one redundant. The organist didn't want to see the instrument consigned to the junk heap and acquired it for himself. Mr. Taylor stated that a raccoon had built a nest in amongst the pipework when he first saw the instrument. The instrument is currently in the possession of Wahl Organbuilders of Appleton, Wisconsin, who have it offered for sale on their website. -Josh Sellner
Source: From Wahl Organbuilders website Recorded 2023
Vogelpohl & Spaeth (Opus 39, 1904) Grace Lutheran Church of Winchester Larsen, WI MANUAL Manual to Pedal 8’ Open Diapason Bellows Signal 8’ Flute 8’ Viol d’Gamba 4’ Octave Tremolo
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