At Grove, Christian plays an enormous Moller organ that was rebuilt about 30 years ago. She compared pipe organs to cars from the 1950s, ’60s and ’70s. “They had personality,” she said.

Groton — The Groton Congregational Church paid the handsome sum of $32,500 for a beautiful Möller Pipe Organ more than half a century ago, but now it's time for repairs.

Their pipe organ dreams, to which arduous labors of love have been devoted, are materializing at last. Today, the 14-rank Moller pipe organ (a rank is a complete set of pipes of the same type ...

Copeland will play the church’s M.P. Moller Co. pipe organ, installed in 1947 as part of the congregation’s 175th anniversary. “We’ve added another set of pipes along the sanctuary wall ...

The petition had been filed two months earlier by a number of laid-off Moller Pipe Organ workers. The four members of the tariff panel who considered the case were split evenly on the case. Two ...

The organ, built by Moller Pipe Organ Company, was assembled during the construction of the church. The church, which opened in April 1958, grew around the instrument in places.

Jordan said it is the second-oldest organ in Jasper County. The oldest is an instrument made by the M.P. Moller Pipe Organ Co. for the Scottish Rite Cathedral, also in Joplin.

LYNCHBURG, Va. (WSET) — An organ with over 3,300 pipes is on the final leg of its multi-year pipe renovation project at a Lynchburg church. First Presbyterian Church says that 20 months ago, it ...

Currently, the Moller organ has been saved, overhauled, and residing inside St. Nicholas Parish. I must say that both of my parents believed in church, choir, music, and family togetherness.

Hear him perform on the 1984 M.P. Möller Pipe Organ (console renovations 2007 by Milnar) at 3 p.m. April 2 at First United Methodist Church of Oak Ridge, 1350 Oak Ridge Turnpike.

Its 16-rank M.P. Moller pipe organ, installed new in 1941, underwent a major rebuilding.The $71,350 project took three years of planning and implementation.

Constructed in the 1920s by M.P. Moller Pipe Organ Company, Mighty Mo is one of only five theater organs of its kind still in operation worldwide.