Instruments—by Location–Indiana
Bloomington, Indiana: Saint Mark United Methodist Church, 1883 Thomas
Sanborn—96/24
Brownsburg, Indiana: Calvary United Methodist Church, 1994 Charles Ruggles—95/9;
96/24
Chesterton,
Indiana: Bethlehem Lutheran
Church, 1929 M. P. Möller (opus 5558), rebuilt by Möller (?), building
purchased by First United Methodist Church—82/3-4SI
Chesterton,
Indiana: First Methodist Church,
1927 Hillgreen-Lane & Company (opus 899), replaced 1984 Steiner-Reck (opus
70), also purchase of 1952 Superior Pipe Organ Service Company rebuild of 1889
Johnson & Son (opus 723), built for Valparaiso, Indiana, First Presbyterian
Church, broken up for parts—68/20
Columbus, Indiana: First Christian Church, Aeolian-Skinner (opus 993)—92/7;
95/9; 96/23-24
Crawfordsville, Indiana: Wabash College, 1935 Aeolian-Skinner (opus 935)—92/7; 93/5I;
96/1, 24-25I
Crown Point,
Indiana: Christ Presbyterian
Church—59/16
Crown Point,
Indiana: Saint John United Church
of Christ, 1936 Wicks organ, built for Gary, Indiana, First English Reformed
Church, later First Evangelical and Reformed, later Fifth Avenue United Church
of Christ, later First United Church of Christ, now Merillville, Indiana, Peace
United Church of Christ, organ since removed—60/8-9S
Crown Point,
Indiana: Trinity Lutheran Church,
John Sole (believed to be Van Dinter), replaced 1984 Berghaus—15/4; 21/25;
28/37
Donaldson,
Indiana: Convent Ancilla Domini,
Chapel, 1923 Van Dinter organ, console work 1936 Frank Wichlac, work by D. S.
Wentz/Bill Wentz, rebuilt 1989 David Skinner, rebuilt 1997 Daniel Bogue &
Associates—15/4; 21/6-7, 23-25SI; 27/9; 42/16; 56/6-9S
Dyer, Indiana: Saint Joseph Catholic Church, 1860
Wolfram (built for Joliet, Illinois, Saint John the Baptist Catholic Church,
sold to Dyer 1875-1876), burned 1902, replaced 1936 W. W. Kimball (opus 7044,
second-hand)—27/3-4 (Wolfram/Kimball), 3-5 (Schlaudecker), 3-12 (Van Dinter)
East Chicago,
Indiana: Assumption (Slovak)
Catholic Church, 1937 Wicks (opus 1592), church closd 1998, organ relocated by
Dan Ahearn to Warner, New Hampshire, Magdalene College Chapel—66/9SI
East Chicago,
Indiana: First Congregational
Church, 1914 Hinners, rebuilt or replaced E. Anderson—65/12-13S (Anderson)
East Chicago,
Indiana: Saint Mary Catholic
Church, 1917 Hinners, replaced 1959 Wicks (opus 3997), building demolished
1998, Wicks in storage for new church—66/8-9SI (Wicks)
East Germantown, Indiana: Zion Lutheran Church, c. 1898 M. P. Möller (opus 188)—96/23
Elkhart,
Indiana: Saint Vincent Catholic
Church, Louis Van Dinter—27/8; 34/9
Evansville, Indiana: Saint Boniface Catholic Church, 1954 Wicks Organ Company
(opus 3505)—97/7I
Evansville, Indiana: Saint Mary Catholic Church, unknown, replaced 1923 Estey
Organ Company opus 2100, replaced 1941 Wicks Organ Company (opus 2385), ejected
2007—97/7I
Fort Wayne,
Indiana: Concordia College, now
Concordia Seminary, 1971 Roderer—28/40-41
Fort Wayne,
Indiana: Eldon Cunningham,
purchase of 1888 Johnson & Son (opus 689), built for Chicago, Illinois,
Covenant Presbyterian Church, building later Saint John Assyrian American
Apostolic Church, Covenant merged with Fullerton Presbyterian and Christ
Presbyterian to form Lincoln Park Presbyterian Church, church demolished, see
also Christ Presbyterian Church and Lincoln Park Presbyterian Church, Johnson
sold to Cunningham—9/5
Fort Wayne,
Indiana: Grace Lutheran Church,
1979 Roderer—28/41
Fort Wayne,
Indiana: Saint Mary Catholic
Church, 1886 Louis Van Dinter—27/8; 34/9; 42/9, 11, 17
Frankfort, Indiana: First Presbyterian Church, 1901 Lancashire-Marshall (opus
131), rebuilt 1959 E. H. Holloway—96/22
Franklin, Indiana: First Presbyterian Church, 1988 Goulding & Wood rebuild
of 1912 J. W. Steere & Son—96/21, 23I
Gary, Indiana:
Cathedral of the Holy Angels, 1963 Casavant Frères, Limitée (opus
2769)—99/4-6I
Gary, Indiana: Abundant Life Missionary Baptist
Church, built as Holy Trinity (Slovak) Catholic Church, 1947 Wicks (opus 2751),
a rebuild of a second-hand (?) Kilgen, organ removed 2000 to Ann Arbor,
Michigan, Motherhouse of Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist—56/10, 12SP;
67/11I
Gary (Miller),
Indiana: Bethel Lutheran Church,
1961 M. P. Möller (opus 9655)—60/15S
Gary (Glen Park),
Indiana: Bethel Temple Church of
God in Christ—59/16
Gary, Indiana: Bethlehem Lutheran, Bennett (19??),
rebuilt unknown—60/15-16S
Gary (West Glen
Park), Indiana: Blessed Sacrament
Catholic—56/18
Gary (Brunswick),
Indiana: Brunswick Presbyterian
Church, merged with First Presbyterian Church, now First United Presbyterian
Church—59/14
Gary, Indiana: Cathedral of the Holy Angels, c. 1927
Wangerin (?), 1963 Casavant (opus 2769)—53/4; 54/5S, 10; 56/10-11, 15, 17; 63/2
(Casavant); 81/23I; 99/4-6I
Gary, Indiana: Central Baptist Church, building now
Crossroads Missionary Baptist Church, W. W. Kimball (?)—60/13-14S
Gary, Indiana: Christ Episcopal Church, 1912
Hillgreen, Lane & Company (opus 285), console rebuilt 1936, organ rebuilt
1957-1963 by James W. Biggers, Jr., John J. Norris Organ Company, and others,
rebuilt 1980-1981, David L. Hamblin, Jr., building now Saint Stephen Missionary
Baptist Church—60/10-11S
Gary, Indiana: City (United) Methodist Church (founded
as First Methodist Episcopal Church) 1926 Skinner (opus 611), building later
Saint Stephen Missionary Baptist Church, now closed, organ later in Lansing, Illinois,
David L. Hamblin, Jr., residence, portions burned January 1999—56/10; 59/9-11S;
63/4
Gary, Indiana: Crossroads Missionary Baptist Church,
built as Central Baptist Church, W. W. Kimball (?)—60/13-14S
Gary, Indiana: East Side Presbyterian Church (later
East Side United Presbyterian Church), merged with First Presbyterian Church,
now First United Presbyterian Church—59/14
Gary, Indiana: Fifth Avenue United Church of Christ,
built as First English Reformed Church, later First Evangelical and Reformed,
later First United Church of Christ, now Merillville, Indiana, Peace United
Church of Christ, 1936 Wicks, later in Crown Point, Indiana, Saint John United
Church of Christ, since removed—60/8-9S
Gary, Indiana: First Baptist Church, building later
First Church of God, now Washington Street Church of God, 1926 M. P. Möller
(opus 4104)—60/12
Gary, Indiana: First Baptist Church, 1980 M. P. Möller
(opus 11416)—60/12-13S
Gary, Indiana: First Church of God, built as First
Baptist Church, now Washington Street Church of God, 1926 M. P. Möller
organ—60/12
Gary, Indiana: First Congregational Church, 1925 Lyon
& Healy/Estey proposal, 1925 Reuter proposal, 1926 Geneva Organ
Company—60/6-9SP
Gary, Indiana: First English Reformed Church, later
First Evangelical and Reformed, later Fifth Avenue United Church of Christ,
later First United Church of Christ, now Merillville, Indiana, Peace United
Church of Christ, 1936 Wicks, later in Crown Point, Indiana, Saint John United
Church of Christ, since removed—60/8-9S
Gary, Indiana: First Evangelical and Reformed, built
as First English Reformed Church, later Fifth Avenue United Church of Christ,
later First United Church of Christ, now Merillville, Indiana, Peace United
Church of Christ, 1936 Wicks, later in Crown Point, Indiana, Saint John United
Church of Christ, since removed—60/8-9S
Gary, Indiana: First Methodist Episcopal Church
(later, City (United) Methodist Church), 1917 Hinners—59/9
Gary, Indiana: First Presbyterian Church (now First
United Presbyterian Church), 1913 Hinners (opus 1662), then in Chicago,
Illinois, Annunciation Catholic Church, now in Portland, Oregon, Saint Charles
Borromeo Catholic Church, rebuilt 1978 Harley Perkins, also, 1941 Austin (opus
2043), burned, and 1924 Skinner (opus 424, built for Chicago, Illinois, William
E. Zeuch residence, later in Lake Forest, Illinois, Theodore G. Robinson
residence, rebuilt 1949 A. R. Temple & Associates, replaced by Allen,
broken up for parts, c. 1967)—57/16 (Hinners); 59/11-16S (all organs); 83/3-4I;
99/1I
Gary, Indiana: First United Church of Christ, built as
First English Reformed Church, later First Evangelical and Reformed, later
Fifth Avenue United Church of Christ, now Merillville, Indiana, Peace United
Church of Christ, 1936 Wicks, later in Crown Point, Indiana, Saint John United
Church of Christ, since removed—60/8-9S
Gary, Indiana: First United Presbyterian Church—see
First Presbyterian Church
Gary (Glen Park),
Indiana: Forty-Third Avenue
Presbyterian Church, 1935 Kilgen organ (opus 5258), replaced 1959 Austin (opus
2317), now in Park Ridge, Illinois, Park Ridge Presbyterian Church
(congregation now Crown Point, Indiana, Christ Presbyterian Church; building
now Bethel Temple Church of God in Christ)—59/16-18S (Austin)
Gary, Indiana: Holy Angels Church/Cathedral—see Gary,
Indiana, Cathedral of the Holy Angels
Gary (Glen Park),
Indiana: Holy Family (Polish)
Catholic Church—56/18
Gary, Indiana: Holy Rosary Catholic Church—56/18
Gary, Indiana: Holy Trinity (Croatian) Catholic Church
(later Saint Monica)—56/17
Gary, Indiana: Holy Trinity (Slovak) Catholic Church,
Kilgen (second-hand?), rebuilt 1947 Wicks (opus 2751), building later Abundant
Life Missionary Baptist Church, organ removed 2000 to Ann Arbor, Michigan, Motherhouse
of Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist—56/10, 12SP; 67/11I
Gary (Tolleston),
Indiana: Sacred Heart (Polish)
Catholic—56/18
Gary (Black Oak),
Indiana: Saint Ann Catholic
Church—56/18
Gary, Indiana: Saint Anthony Catholic Church—56/17
Gary, Indiana: Saint Augustine Episcopal Church, 1967
M. P. Möller (opus 10376)—60/11-12SP
Gary, Indiana: Saint Casimir (Lithuanian) Catholic
Church—56/18
Gary, Indiana: Saint Emeric (Hungarian) Catholic
Church—56/18
Gary, Indiana: Saint Hedwig (Polish) Catholic Church,
Kilgen—56/14S, 18
Gary, Indiana: Saint John Lutheran (Missouri Synod),
Wangerin-Weickhardt—60/14-15S
Gary (Glen Park),
Indiana: Saint Joseph the Worker
(Croatian) Catholic (founded as Holy Trinity (Croatian) Catholic)—56/17
Gary, Indiana: Saint Luke Catholic Church (now Saint
Monica-Saint Luke), 1955 M. P. Möller (opus 8787)—56/17S
Gary (Glen Park),
Indiana: Saint Mark Catholic
Church, Geneva—56/15-16S
Gary (Miller),
Indiana: Saint Mary of the Lake
Catholic Church, 1963 Casavant (opus 2740)—53/4; 56/11S, 15; 74/18I; 75/10;
76/29 (Convention)
Gary, Indiana: Saint Monica Catholic Church (built as
Holy Trinity (Croatian) Catholic Church)—56/17
Gary, Indiana: Saint Monica-Saint Luke Catholic Church
(built as Saint Luke), Kilgen proposal (not built), 1955 M. P. Möller (opus
8787)—56/17S
Gary, Indiana: Saint Stephen Missionary Baptist
Church, occupying City (United) Methodist Church, 1926 Skinner (opus 611), now
in Lansing, Illinois, David L. Hamblin, Jr., residence—59/9-11S; also,
occupying former Christ Episcopal
Church, 1912 Hillgreen, Lane & Company (opus 285), console rebuilt 1936,
organ rebuilt 1957-1963 by James W. Biggers, Jr., John J. Norris Organ Company,
and others, rebuilt 1980-1981, David L. Hamblin, Jr.—60/10-11S
Gary, Indiana:
Stephen Schnurr residence, 1850’s George Jardine, relocated 2002 from
Elmhurst, Illinois, William Beecher residence, and 1860’s Derrick &
Felgemaker, relocated 2002 from Buffalo, New York, Schlicker Organ
Company—79/3-4S (both organs); 1934 Wicks (opus 1197), built for Minersville,
Pennsylvania, Saint Paul Episcopal Church, relocated 1999 to Hellertown,
Pennsylvania, Saint George Episcopal Church, relocated 2003 to Gary, Indiana,
and 1885 Roosevelt (opus 297), built for Washington, DC, Willard Hotel, later
in Deland, Florida, Robert Gellerman residence, relocated 2003 to Gary,
Indiana—81/3-4SI (both organs); Gary, Indiana: Stephen Schnurr residence, J. P. Seeburg, relocated 2005
from Chicago, Illinois—89/8S
Gary, Indiana: Washington Street Church of God, built
as First Baptist Church, later First Church of God, 1926 M. P. Möller—60/12
Gary (Tolleston),
Indiana: Westminster Presbyterian
Church, merged with First Presbyterian Church, now First United Presbyterian
Church—59/14
Glen Park,
Indiana: see Gary, Indiana
Goshen, Indiana: Saint James Church, 1862 order for
Pilcher (opus 46), cancelled, built for Springfield, Illinois, Third
Presbyterian Church, moved to Chicago, Illinois, Zion Synagogue (1868),
replaced c. 1867 Pilcher Bros. (opus 78)—35/5; 39/9S
Greencastle, Indiana: DePauw University, Aeolian-Skinner opus 1035)—92/7; 96/24
Greencastle, Indiana: Saint Andrew Episcopal Church, Joseph Zamberlan (opus
1)—96/24
Hammond,
Indiana: Calumet College of Saint
Joseph, 1996 relocation of 1898-1899 W. W. Kimball, built for Sharpsburg
(earlier Violet), Ohio, Saint Paul Catholic Church—64/14-15SI
Hammond,
Indiana: Covenant Presbyterian
Church, founded as First United Presbyterian Church, 1985 David Skinner—65/12
Hammond,
Indiana: First United Presbyterian
Church, also known as Covenant Presbyterian Church—see also Covenant
Presbyterian Church
Hammond,
Indiana: Saint John Lutheran
Church, 1976 Berghaus—28/37
Hammond,
Indiana: Temple Theatre, 1921
Wurlitzer (opus 471), later in Highland, Indiana, Ernest Underwood residence,
relocated again to Rensselaer, Indiana, Philip and Diane Underwood residence,
received OHS Citation 2003—79/16-17SI; 80/5; 81/24; 83/8
Highland,
Indiana: Ernest Underwood
residence, relocation of 1921 Wurlitzer (opus 471), built for Hammond, Indiana,
Temple Theatre, relocated again to Rensselaer, Indiana, Philip and Diane
Underwood residence, received OHS Citation 2003—79/16-17SI; 80/5; 81/24; 83/8
Hobart, Indiana: Augustana Lutheran Church, 1981
Roderer—28/41
Hobart, Indiana: Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Northwest Indiana (ELS), 1953 M. P. Möller (opus 8549), built for Chicago,
Illinois, Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, relocated 2000 Berghaus—69/5-6SI
Huntington,
Indiana: Central Christian Church,
1976 Fisk (opus 67)—22/20-21SI
Huntington,
Indiana: Saint Mary Catholic
Church, 1915 Van Dinter—34/13
Huntington,
Indiana: Saints Peter and Paul
Catholic Church, 1894 Louis H. Van Dinter & Son—15/4; 21/3-4 (cover) SI;
27/5; 88/3-4S
Indianapolis, Indiana: Acton United Methodist Church, 1895 Hook & Hastings
(opus 1671)—95/10I; 96/21, 22I; 97/1I (Fletcher)
Indianapolis, Indiana: All Souls Unitarian Church, 1911 Hillgreen-Lane & Co.
(opus 237), replaced 1931 Geo. Kilgen & Son (opus 4781), replaced 1962
Holtkamp Organ Company (job number 1761)—97/16I
Indianapolis, Indiana: Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church, 1905 A. B.
Felgemaker & Co., A. B. (opus 878)—95/9I; 96/22
Indianapolis, Indiana: Broadway United Methodist Church, 2001 Reynolds Associates,
Inc.—96/21, 22I
Indianapolis, Indiana: Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church, later Central
Avenue United Methodist Church, later Old Centrum, 1892 Thomas Sanborn—95/9I;
96/22
Indianapolis, Indiana: Christ Church Episcopal Cathedral, 1838 unknown—97/16
Indianapolis, Indiana: Christian Theological Seminary, Holtkamp—94/18I; 95/9; 96/22
Indianapolis, Indiana: Fifty-Fifth Street Methodist Church, later Meridian Street
Methodist Church, later Ravensbrook Widow Missionary Baptist Church—97/17-18I
Indianapolis,
Indiana: First Baptist Church,
1863 Johnson (opus 149), replaced 1874 Clarke, William H. & Co, replaced c.
1904 ??, replaced 1960 Casavant (opus 2575), rebuilt 1994 Casavant—44/22-27SP;
97/16-17S
Indianapolis, Indiana: First Lutheran Church, closed 2003, c. 1898 M. P. Möller
(opus 217), sold to Bloomington, Indiana, Indiana University, School of Music—80/4;
97/11-12SI
Indianapolis, Indiana: First-Meridian Presbyterian Church—97/1I
Indianapolis, Indiana: First Presbyterian Church—97/1I
Indianapolis, Indiana: Fletcher Place Methodist Episcopal Church, 1895 Hook &
Hastings (opus 1671), relocated to Indianapolis, Indiana, Acton United
Methodist Church—95/10I; 96/21, 22I; 97/1I (Fletcher)
Indianapolis,
Indiana: Fourth Presbyterian
Church, 1874 Clarke, Kinsley & Co.—44/19-20P, 22
Indianapolis, Indiana: Lockerbie Central United Methodist Church—97/1I
Indianapolis, Indiana: Meridian Street Methodist Church (merged with Fifty-Fifth
Street Methodist Church)—97/17-18I
Indianapolis, Indiana: North United Methodist Church, 1931 W. W. Kimball (opus
7096), altered, rebuilt 2004 Reynolds Associates, Inc., chapel: 1997 Orgues Létourneau—96/22;
97/18-22SPI
Indianapolis, Indiana: Old Centrum—see Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Indianapolis, Indiana: Ravensbrook Widow Missionary Baptist Church, built as
Fifty-Fifth Street Methodist Church, later Meridian Street Methodist Church—see
Fifty-Fifth Street Methodist Church
Indianapolis, Indiana: Roberts Park United Methodist Church, 1876 Wm. H. Clarke
& Co., replaced 1915 Ernest M. Skinner Company, replaced 1973 Reuter—95/1I;
96/22
Indianapolis, Indiana: Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Wicks—96/24
Indianapolis, Indiana: Saint Joan of Arc Catholic Church, 1929 Geo. Kilgen &
Son (opus 4367)—96/23
Indianapolis, Indiana: Saint John Catholic Church, Wicks, rebuilt Goulding &
Wood—94/18I; 96/23
Indianapolis, Indiana: Saint Luke United Methodist Church, Goulding & Wood
(opus 33)—96/22
Indianapolis, Indiana: Scottish Rite Cathedral, 1929 Skinner Organ Company (opus
696), additions 1950 Aeolian-Skinner (opus 696-A), console replaced 1969 Cave
Organ Company—92/7I; 95/10I; 96/24
Indianapolis, Indiana: Second Presbyterian Church, E. & G. G. Hook (opus 499),
replaced 1937 Geo. Kilgen & Son (opus 5923), 1968 Aeolian-Skinner (opus
1490)—92/7 (Aeolian-Skinner); 96/22 (Aeolian-Skinner); 97/15I (Kilgen)
Indianapolis, Indiana: Warren Center for the Performing Arts, 1927 Grande Barton
(opus 228)—96/23
Indianapolis, Indiana: Zion United Church of Christ, 1933/1940 W. W.
Kimball—95/10I; 96/25
La Porte,
Indiana: Saint Joseph Catholic
Church, c. 1890 Van Dinter, replaced c. 1950 Kilgen (opus
7578)—34/11-13S(Kilgen)I
La Porte,
Indiana: Saint Paul Episcopal
Church, 1851 Erben, 1872 Steer & Turner (opus 45), rebuilt 1978-1979,
Wahl—4/1-2SI; 6/4, 6I (Steer & Turner/Wahl); 11/10; 12/6 (insert) (Steer
& Turner/Wahl); 53/4-5; 54/7S (Steer & Turner/Wahl), 10; 71/7I (Steer
& Turner/Wahl); 75/10 (Steer & Turner/Wahl); 76/31-32 (Convention)
La Porte,
Indiana: Saint Peter Catholic
Church, Louis Van Dinter—27/8; 34/9
Lafayette,
Indiana: First Baptist Church, 1872
Hook & Hastings (opus 648), rebuilt 1971 Berghaus—28/36
Logansport,
Indiana: Saint Joseph Catholic
Church, 1915 Louis Van Dinter—34/13-14I
Logansport,
Indiana: Trinity Episcopal Church,
1877 Hook & Hastings (opus 870), rebuilt 1970’s Kurt Roderer—24/10-11SI
Lagro, Indiana:
Saint Patrick Catholic Church, c. 1840’s Henry Erben, restored 2004
Gober Organs—88/8SI; 95/10I; 96/22
Logansport, Indiana: Saint James Evangelical Lutheran Church, 1883 Carl
Barckhoff—96/22
Merrillville,
Indiana: Peace United Church of
Christ, founded as Gary, Indiana, First English Reformed Church, later First
Evangelical and Reformed, later Fifth Avenue United Church of Christ, later
First United Church of Christ, 1936 Wicks, later in Crown Point, Indiana, Saint
John United Church of Christ, since removed—60/8-9S
Michigan City, Indiana: First Congregational Church, Jardine
(18??), c. 1881 Moline, 1891 Roosevelt (opus 506, built for Chicago, Illinois,
Unitarian Church of the Messiah—founded and now known as First Unitarian Church)—6/3-5SI
(Roosevelt); 14/8 (Roosevelt); 53/5; 54/8S, 10-11; 58/3 (restoration, Rutz);
63/4 (Roosevelt/Rutz); 65/5; 75/10; 76/32-33 (convention); 96/1I
Michigan City, Indiana: First Presbyterian Church, 1904 Hinners
(opus 582), burned 1908, replaced 1909 Hinners, replaced 1989 Steiner (opus
84)—18/16I
Miller,
Indiana: see Gary, Indiana
Mishawaka,
Indiana: M. V. Beiger residence,
Van Dinter, moved to Notre Dame, Indiana, Saint Mary’s College, convent—42/15
Mishawaka,
Indiana: Presbyterian Church, 1884
Van Dinter, replaced 1917 Estey—42/6-9, 13SP
Mishawaka,
Indiana: Saint Joseph Catholic
Church, 1884 Louis Van Dinter, rebuilt 1893 Louis Van Dinter, rebuilt 1942
Hillgreen-Lane (opus 1069), rebuilt 1984 Steiner-Reck (opus 69)—21/7 (Van
Dinter); 27/8 (Van Dinter); 34/3-11S (both Van Dinters, Steiner-Reck)PI; 42/6,
8, 11, 13, 16-17
Mishawaka,
Indiana: Saint Paul (Episcopal)
Pro-Cathedral, organ moved by Louis Van Dinter, from Niles, Michigan, Ring
Lardner residence—42/13-15, 16
Mishawaka,
Indiana: Saint Peter Lutheran
Church, Van Dinter—42/16
New Haven,
Indiana: Saint John the Baptist
Catholic Church, Louis Van Dinter—34/9
Notre Dame,
Indiana: Notre Dame University,
seminary, Van Dinter, moved from South Bend, Indiana, Saint Patrick Catholic
Church—42/15
Notre Dame,
Indiana: Saint Mary’s College,
convent, Van Dinter, moved from Mishawaka, Indiana, M. V. Beiger
residence—15/4; 42/15-17; 65/5-6, 13SI
Notre Dame,
Indiana: Saint Mary’s College,
Holy Ghost Chapel, Van Dinter & Son—15/4; 42/15-17; 65/5
Peru, Indiana: Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, c. 1900
Henry Pilcher's Sons—22/4-5SI
Peru, Indiana: Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Louis Van
Dinter—34/9
Peru, Indiana: Saint Charles Catholic Church, 1893
Louis H. Van Dinter—15/4; 21/4-5SI; 96/22
Peru, Indiana:
Saint Charles Borromeo Catholic Church, 1893 Louis H. Van Dinter—96/22
Peru, Indiana: Saint James Episcopal Church, later
Trinity Episcopal Church, now Holy Trinity Episcopal Church—see Holy Trinity
Episcopal Church
Peru, Indiana: Trinity Episcopal Church, founded as
Saint James Episcopal Church, now Holy Trinity Episcopal Church—see Holy
Trinity Episcopal Church
Plainfield, Indiana: Western Yearly Meetinghouse, 1899 August Prante &
Sons—96/1I; 96/24
Plymouth,
Indiana: Saint Michael Catholic
Church, c. 1920 Louis H. Van Dinter & Son—15/4; 22/6-7SI
Plymouth,
Indiana: Saint Thomas Episcopal
Church, 1907 Henry Pilcher's Sons (opus 601), rebuilt c. 1972 Roderer—22/3-4
(cover) SI
Rensselaer,
Indiana: Philip and Diane
Underwood residence, 1921 Wurlitzer (opus 471), built for Hammond, Indiana,
Temple Theatre, relocated to Highland, Indiana, Ernest Underwood residence,
received OHS Citation 2003—79/16-17SI; 80/5; 81/24; 83/8
Richmond, Indiana: Reid Memorial Presbyterian Church, 1901 Hillgreen-Lane &
Co. (opus 17), new building contained 1906 Hook & Hastings (opus
2096)—95/4I; 96/23; 97/22I (Hillgreen-Lane)
Richmond, Indiana: Saint Paul Episcopal Church, 1966 E. H. Holloway (opus
12)—96/23
Rushville, Indiana: Saint Mary Catholic Church, 1907 Geo. Kilgen & Son—96/23S
Rushville, Indiana: Trinity Presbyterian Church, 1906 A. B. Felgemaker & Co.
(opus 908)—95/4I; 96/21, 22-23I
South Bend, Indiana: Ambassadors for Christ, built as First Presbyterian Church,
later People’s Church—see First Presbyterian Church
South Bend, Indiana: built as First Presbyterian Church, later People’s Church,
later Ambassadors for Christ, 1877 Johnson & Son (opus 500), replaced,
c.1910 Hope-Jones, 1952 building 1952 Reuter (opus 1012), rebuilt 1992
Reuter—73/13-14SI (Hope-Jones)
South Bend,
Indiana: Charles Hoke residence,
later in Antioch, Illinois, Saint Ignatius Episcopal Church, rebuilt 1980
Collier-David & Associates, replaced c. 1905 Votteler-Hettche, moved 1980
to CTG Lopez residence, Rio de Janero, Brazil—19/9
South Bend, Indiana: Notre Dame University, Chris and Anne Reyes Organ and Choral
Hall, 2004 Paul Fritts (opus 24)—86/20-21SI
South Bend, Indiana: People’s Church, built as First Presbyterian Church, later
Ambassadors for Christ—see First Presbyterian Church
South
Bend, Indiana: Saint Hedwig
Catholic Church, Van Dinter—34/9; 42/11, 17
South
Bend, Indiana: Saint Mary Catholic
Church, Van Dinter—42/11
South Bend, Indiana: Saint Patrick Catholic Church, c. 1875
Derrick & Felgemaker (opus 290), replaced Van Dinter, moved to Notre Dame,
Indiana, Notre Dame University, seminary, replaced 1929 Austin Organ Co. (opus
1711)—42/11, 15-17; 89/4-7SI (Austin)
South Bend, Indiana: Saint Stanislaus Catholic Church, Van
Dinter—42/16
South Bend, Indiana: Studebaker Building, two 1898 W. W.
Kimball organs—30/14
South Bend, Indiana: Studebaker Opera House, 1898 W. W.
Kimball—30/14
South Bend, Indiana: Westminster Presbyterian Church, Johnson, replaced 1928
Austin (opus 1634)—73/13
Terre Haute, Indiana: Allen Chapel A. M. E. Church, Verney—20/24-29SI;
38/21-22
Terre Haute, Indiana: Montrose Church, 1908 Estey (opus 554),
also Hinners (?)—19/11, 13
Tolleston,
Indiana: see Gary, Indiana
Upland,
Indiana: Taylor University, 1972
Roderer—28/40
Valparaiso,
Indiana: Christian Tabernacle—see First
Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)
Valparaiso,
Indiana: Church of Christ—see
First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)
Valparaiso,
Indiana: Faith Lutheran Church,
1978 or 1979 Berghaus—28/37; 68/11, 35SI
Valparaiso, Indiana: First Christian Church (Disciples of
Christ), (also known as Church of Christ, Christian Tabernacle), 1895 Johnson
& Son (opus 819), rebuilt 1956 Toledo, building demolished 1990, organ sold
to Nashville, Tennessee, Assumption Catholic Church, by Milnar Organ Company—6/4;
68/11-17SPI (Johnson & Son)
Valparaiso, Indiana: First Church of Christ, Scientist, 1976
Wicks (opus 5549)—68/17-18, 35SI
Valparaiso, Indiana: First Presbyterian Church, 1889 Johnson
& Son (opus 723), rebuilt 1952 Superior Pipe Organ Service Company, sold to
Chesterton, Indiana, First United Methodist Church, broken up for parts,
replaced in new building by 1974 Schantz (opus 1318)—68/18-22SPI
(Superior/Schantz)
Valparaiso, Indiana: First United Methodist Church, 1887 M.
P. Möller, removed by Edwin Kinne, lost, replaced 1949 M. P. Möller (opus
7824), abandoned—68/22-25SI; 80/5I (1887 Möller)
Valparaiso, Indiana: Philip Gehring residence, 1966
Schlicker—68/33S
Valparaiso, Indiana: Good Shepherd Presbyterian Church, 1992
Lauck (opus 32)—68/25-26SPI
Valparaiso, Indiana: Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church,
1886 Carl Barckhoff, replaced 1914 Hillgreen-Lane & Company (opus 361),
rebuilt 1941 Hillgreen-Lane & Company (opus 1062), burned 1975, replaced 1978
Steiner-Reck (opus 62), also 1992 Steiner-Reck—68/26-29SPI
(Hillgreen-Lane/Steiner-Reck)
Valparaiso, Indiana: Lake Theatre, built as Schelling Music
Hall, also known as Schelling Theatre, demolished, 1914 W. W. Kimball—68/34
Valparaiso, Indiana: Premier Theatre, also known as
Schauer’s Premier Theatre, 1921 M. P. Möller (opus 3228), demolished 1982—68/34
Valparaiso,
Indiana: Wolfgang Rübsam
residence, 1974 Rudolph Janke, built for Evanston, Illinois, Rübsam
residence—25/32-33SI; 68/32-33S
Valparaiso, Indiana: Saint Andrew Episcopal Church, 1963 Schantz (opus 551),
replaced 1889 Hook & Hastings (opus 1418), built for Harwich,
Massachusetts, First Baptist Church, relocated and rebuilt by S. L. Huntington
& Co. (2006)— 68/29-30, 32SI (Schantz); 89/1, 4SI (Hook & Hastings);
97/9-10SI
Valparaiso,
Indiana: Saint Paul Catholic
Church, 1905 Lyon & Healy (opus 148, factory number 1401), demolished with
building 1967, New Main Church:
1978 Casavant (opus 3383); Chapel of Mary, Queen of the Apostles: 1883 Johnson & Son (opus 615, built
for Faribault, Minnesota, First Congregational Church, then in Masonic Temple,
Faribault, Minnesota, restored 1994 Rutz, Morristown, Minnesota); Choir
Room: 1941 Æolian-Skinner (opus
3015), built for Chicago, Illinois, Sherwood School of Music (now Sherwood
Conservatory of Music)—46/1 (Johnson & Son); 53/4; 54/5-6S, 10
(Casavant/Johnson & Son); 56/11, 15; 61/4S (Æolian-Skinner); 69/29I
(Johnson & Son); 75/10; 76/30 (Convention)
Valparaiso,
Indiana: Schauer’s Premier
Theatre, also known as Premier Theatre, 1921 M. P. Möller (opus 3228),
demolished 1982—68/34
Valparaiso,
Indiana: Schelling Music Hall,
also known as Schelling Theatre, later known as Lake Theatre, demolished, 1914
W. W. Kimball—68/34
Valparaiso,
Indiana: Schelling Theatre, also
known as Schelling Music Hall, later known as Lake Theatre, demolished, 1914 W.
W. Kimball—68/34
Valparaiso,
Indiana: Thomas Surber residence,
1988 Berghaus—68/33S
Valparaiso,
Indiana: Trinity Lutheran Church,
1952 Wicks (opus 461, built 1923 for Springfield, Illinois, Saint John
Sanitarium, rebuilt 1942, rebuilt and relocated 1968 to Lansdale, Minnesota,
Peace Lutheran Church), replaced 1976 or 1979 Hendrickson (opus 48)—6/7-9SI;
68/30-31SPI (Wicks/Hendrickson)
Valparaiso,
Indiana: Valparaiso University,
Chapel-Auditorium, 1907 W. W. Kimball, rebuilt 1947 Hillgreen-Lane &
Company (?), burned 1956—68/5-10PI
Valparaiso,
Indiana: Valparaiso University,
Chapel of the Resurrection, 1958 Schlicker, rebuilt 1990's Dobson, also 2001
relocation by Berghaus of 1980 Rieger, built for Valparaiso, Indiana, William
and Ann Walton residence—28/39; 71/7I; 74/16; 75/10 (Schlicker/Dobson); 76/31
(Convention)
Valparaiso,
Indiana: Valparaiso University,
Gloria Christi Chapel, 1962 Schlicker—71/7I
Valparaiso,
Indiana: Valparaiso University,
1968 Roderer, 1969 Roderer—28/40-41
Valparaiso,
Indiana: William Walton residence,
1980 Rieger, relocated 2001 by Berghaus to Valparaiso, Indiana, Valparaiso
University, Chapel of the Resurrection—68/33-34S; 74/16
Westfield, Indiana: Joseph G. Roberts residence, Carl Barckhoff—96/23
Whiting,
Indiana: Calumet College of Saint
Joseph—see Hammond, Indiana, Calumet College of Saint Joseph
Whiting, Indiana: Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 1923
Skinner (opus 405, built for La Grange, Illinois, Cossitt Avenue School, since
rebuilt, Bradford, containing some pipework from Chicago, Illinois, Cathedral
of the Holy Name (1877 Johnson & Son (opus 501), rebuilt 1918
Wangerin-Weickhardt, rebuilt 1950’s Frank Sauter, also 1922 Skinner (opus 357),
1925 Skinner (opus 545), and 1930 Skinner (opus 840))—59/5-8S; 60/2
Whiting, Indiana: Saint John the Baptist Catholic Church,
1975 Casavant (opus 3267)—56/11
Whiting, Indiana: Saints Peter and Paul (Croatian)
Catholic Church (built as Sacred Heart Catholic Church)—59/5