Instruments—by
Builders – P
Pasi Organ Builders,
Inc. (opus 15): Chicago, Illinois,
Saint Paul and the Redeemer Episcopal Church (2004), merger of Saint Paul
Episcopal Church and Redeemer Episcopal Church using Saint Paul Church,
replaced 1958 M. P. Möller (opus 8516), built as opus 8443 for San Francisco,
California, American Guild of Organists National Convention, relocated and
rebuilt as opus 8516 for New York City, New York, Saint Mary the Virgin
Episcopal Church, studio of Ernest White, which replaced 1915 Austin (opus
579), burned 1956, which replaced unknown—70/5, 23-33SPI (Austin/Möller);
71/21S (Pasi); 86/16-18SI
Peloubet: Evanston, Illinois, First Church of
Christ, Scientist, rebuilt or replaced 1902 Lyon & Healy (opus 105, factory
number 1357), later in storage with Organ Clearing House, also 1914 Skinner
(opus 208), additions possibly by La Marche, building sold 2001 to Music
Institute of Chicago—65/15, 22-26, 28SI (Lyon & Healy, Skinner); 83/4-7SPI
Pépin, Joseph
Émil: Montréal, Québec, Canada,
Chapelle du Grand Seminaire (c. 1907), also c. 1864 unknown, also 1883 Hook
& Hastings (opus 1186), Pépin rebuilt 1938 Casavant (opus 1596) and 1964
Odilon Jacques, replaced 1990 Guilbault-Thérien (opus 35)—67/12
Pépin, Joseph
Émil: Westmount, Québec, Canada,
Saint Matthias Church, replaced unknown, Pépin moved 1912 as Casavant (opus
484-1/2), rebuilt 1952 Casavant (opus 2113), replaced 1973 Wilhelm (opus
31)—67/12 (Wilhelm)
Perkins, Harley: now in Portland, Oregon, Saint Charles
Borromeo Catholic Church, 1978 rebuild of 1913 Hinners (opus 1662) from Gary,
Indiana, First Presbyterian Church (now First United Presbyterian Church), then
Chicago, Illinois, Annunciation Catholic Church, replaced by 1941 Austin (opus
2043), burned, and 1924 Skinner (opus 424, rebuilt 1949 A. R. Temple &
Associates)—57/16 (Hinners); 59/11-16S (all organs)
Perrault,
Michael: Cicero, Illinois, Mary,
Queen of Heaven Catholic Church, 1990’s ongoing restoration of 1954 Casavant
(opus 2281), a rebuild of 1910 Casavant (opus 427), built for Chicago,
Illinois, Visitation Catholic Church, altered 1970’s D. S. Wentz, Casavant
replaced at Chicago by 1929 Austin (opus 1670), Visitation merged with Saint
Basil Catholic Church to form Saint Basil-Visitation Catholic Church, Saint
Basil Catholic Church, 1913 M. P. Möller (opus 1496), 1926 Reuter (opus 185),
removed c. 1990, church demolished 1998—63/4-5S (Reuter); 66/11-15SI; 67/8, 18
(Visitation)
Peters, Weiland,
& Co: Iron Ridge, Wisconsin,
Saint Matthew Evangelical Lutheran Church, 1974 rebuild of Hinners &
Albertsen (?), 19??—14/6-7SI
Pfeffer: Woodworth, Illinois, Saint Paul
Lutheran Church (1892), rebuilt 1970 Roderer—28/40
Pfeffer & Son, J.
G.: Burlington, Iowa, Saint John
the Baptist Catholic Church, rebuilt Stannke—40/22
Pfeffer, J. G.: Fort Madison, Iowa, Saint Mary Catholic
Church (1878)—40/22
Pfeffer: Garnavillo, Iowa, Saint Joseph Catholic
Church—40/22
Pfeffer &
Son: Muscatine, Iowa, Saint Mary
Catholic Church (1887)—40/22
Pfeffer: Spillville, Iowa, Saint Wenceslaus
Catholic Church (1876)—19/15; 40/23
Pfeffer: Saint Louis, Missouri, Saint Louis
Cathedral (old), 1866 rebuild of 1838 Schwab, replaced 1925 Wicks (opus 557),
later rebuilt—47/3-5S (Schwab)
Phelps, Lawrence
& Associates: Downers Grove,
Illinois, First United Methodist Church (1974)—63/2
Phelps: Paris, Illinois, Grace Lutheran Church
(1978-1981)—20/22-23SI
Phelps, Lawrence
& Associates: Skokie,
Illinois, Saint Paul Lutheran Church (1974), replaced 1927 Wangerin, altered
1960’s unknown, relocated to New Richmond, Wisconsin, Lutheran Church, which
replaced c. 1911 unknown—63/2; 69/7-10SI (Wangerin/Phelps); 71/22 (Phelps);
75/12 (Phelps)
Phelps,
Lawrence: Boston, Massachusetts,
The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Extension, 1990’s alterations to
1949-1952 Æolian-Skinner (opus 1203), which replaced 1906 Hook & Hastings
(opus 2107), altered 1970’s J. H. Steinkampf and Jason McKown, altered 1990’s
Foley-Baker—63/2 (Æolian-Skinner/Phelps); 69/32 (Æolian-Skinner/Phelps)
Phelps, Lawrence
& Associates: Erie, Pennsylvania,
First Methodist Church (1975), replaced Gottfried, which replaced 1913
Felgemaker (opus 1150), which replaced 1873 Derrick & Felgemaker (opus
116)—44/11-12
Pilcher (?): Chicago, Illinois, Saint Matthew
Lutheran Church (c. 1863-1871), replaced c. 1878 or 1888 Jackson, rebuilt 1970
Berghaus—16/8-9SI; 28/35-36
Pilcher (opus
17): Millwood, Missouri, Catholic
Church (1856)—39/9S
Pilcher (opus
18): Saint Louis, Missouri,
Trinity Episcopal Church (c. 1856)—39/9
Pilcher (opus
24): built 1857 for Saint Louis,
Missouri, Saint Louis Fair, sold to Saint Louis, Missouri, Calvary Free
Episcopal Church, sold in June 1862 as Pilcher opus 48 to Jacksonville,
Illinois, First Presbyterian Church, later moved to Mason City, Illinois, First
Methodist Church, moved 1903 to Minier, Illinois, Minier Methodist Church,
later Liberty Baptist Church, moved 1983 to Lawrenceville, Virginia, Saint
Andrew Episcopal Church, restored Brunner & Heller—14/3-5, 12SI; 32/6-8SI
Pilcher (opus
46): Ordered for Goshen, Indiana,
Saint James Church, finished for Springfield, Illinois, Third Presbyterian
Church (1862), replaced c.1867 Pilcher Bros. (opus 78), moved to Chicago,
Illinois, Zion Synagogue (1868)—35/5; 39/9S
Pilcher (opus
48): built 1857 as Pilcher (opus
24) for Saint Louis, Missouri, Saint Louis Fair, sold to Saint Louis, Missouri,
Calvary Free Episcopal Church, sold in June 1862 as opus 48 to Jacksonville,
Illinois, First Presbyterian Church, later moved to Mason City, Illinois, First
Methodist Church, moved 1903 to Minier, Illinois, Minier Methodist Church,
later Liberty Baptist Church, moved 1983 to Lawrenceville, Virginia, Saint
Andrew Episcopal Church, restored Brunner & Heller—14/3-5, 12SI; 32/6-8SI
Pilcher Bros. (opus
52): Chicago, Illinois, Immaculate
Conception Catholic Church, Franklin and Schiller, (1863), burned 1871—35/5;
37/16S; 42/26, 31
Pilcher Bros. (opus
53): Chicago, Illinois, Unitarian
Church of the Messiah (1863), congregation founded as First Unitarian Church,
now known by original name, replaced 1892 Roosevelt (opus 506, moved to
Michigan City, Indiana, First Congregational Church), restored 1998
Rutz—6/3-5SI (Roosevelt); 14/8 (Roosevelt); 35/5 (Pilcher); 37/16-17S; 53/5
(Roosevelt); 54/8S, 10-11 (Roosevelt); 58/3 (restoration, Rutz); 63/4 (Roosevelt);
65/5, 13 (Roosevelt)
Pilcher Bros. (opus
56): Chicago, Illinois, Oriental
Lodge (1863), sold to Peoria, Illinois, New Jerusalem Church, replaced in
Chicago by 1867 Johnson (opus 237), burned 1871, replaced 1872 Johnson (opus
386, moved (?) in 1923 to Chicago, Illinois, Mayfair Methodist Church by Coburn
Organ Company, renovated 1984 by J. C. Taylor)—24/11 (1872 Johnson); 25/21
(1867 Johnson); 27/24-29 (both Johnsons); 29/6 (Johnson), 31-32S, 33 (insert);
35/5 (Pilcher); 37/17-18; 38/19 (1867 Johnson); 42/31 (Johnson opus 237); 62/6
(1872 Johnson)
Pilcher Bros. (opus
58): Chicago, Illinois, Ascension
Episcopal Church (1864), burned 1871—35/5; 38/4S; 42/25, 31
Pilcher Bros. (opus
59): built for Freeport, Illinois,
Saint Mary Catholic Church (1864), moved (1931) to Huntley, Illinois, Saint
Mary Catholic Church (1864), church now closed—5/1-3, 6-7SI; 11/9S (insert);
14/4; 24/11; 28/6, 18; 29/33, 34-35
Pilcher Bros. &
Chant (opus 61): Chicago,
Illinois, Church of the Redeemer, Universalist (1864), replaced 1885 Johnson
& Son (opus 655), building now Greater Union Baptist Church, façade only
remains—26/20 (Johnson); 35/5 (Pilcher); 38/4-5S (Pilcher)
Pilcher Bros. &
Chant (opus 62): Chicago,
Illinois, Grace Methodist Episcopal Chapel (1864), burned 1871—35/5; 38/5-6S;
42/25, 31
Pilcher Bros. &
Chant (opus 65): Chicago,
Illinois, North Presbyterian Church, merged 1871 with Westminster Presbyterian
Church to form Fourth Presbyterian Church, burned 1871, replaced 1874 Johnson
& Son (opus 436, moved c. 1912 to Chicago, Illinois, Christ Presbyterian
Church, destroyed 1967), replaced 1913 Skinner (opus 210), replaced 1970
Roderer (sold 1971 to Palos Park, Illinois, Transfiguration Episcopal Church),
replaced 1970 Æolian-Skinner (opus 1516), rebuilt 1994 Goulding & Wood—9/5
(Johnson); 25/22 (Johnson); 26/19 (Johnson), 23 (Pilcher); 28/9, 13, 14
(Skinner), 40 (Roderer); 35/5 (Pilcher); 38/7-8S (Pilcher); 42/26-27, 30-31
(Pilcher)
Pilcher Bros. &
Chant (opus 66): Chicago,
Illinois, Reed’s Temple of Music, sold to Chicago, Illinois, Holy Family
Catholic Church (1865), possibly replaced unknown, see also 1870 Louis
Mitchell, rebuilt 1892 Frank Roosevelt (opus 498), rebuilt 1922 Tellers-Kent,
rebuilt 1950 Austin (opus 2159), sold and removed 1971 (gallery only) to Lake
Zurich, Illinois, Saint Peter United Church of Christ, rebuilt by Temple Organ
Company (Burlington, Iowa), lower gallery 1905 Colburn & Taylor, rebuilt
into Austin organ (opus 2168), rebuilt Berghaus; 1879 Steinmeyer organ—13/6-8,
14-16, 18SPI (Mitchell/Roosevelt/Austin, Coburn & Taylor); 14/14
(unknown/Pilcher/Mitchell); 15/9 (Mitchell), 18-25, 38SP; 17/24
(Mitchell/Roosevelt); 18/6 (Mitchell); 22/12-19 (Mitchell); 25/23 (Mitchell);
26/19 (Mitchell); 35/4-6 (Pilcher, Mitchell); 38/8S (Pilcher), 14-15
(Mitchell); 40/8 (Mitchell); 41/13-14 (Mitchell); 42/19S, 31; 43/30, 32
(Mitchell); 49/2-3S (Steinmeyer); 71/8-9I (Mitchell/Steinmeyer/Austin); 72/9
Pilcher Bros. &
Chant (opus 67): Chicago,
Illinois, Church of the Holy Communion, Episcopal (1865)—35/5; 38/8-9S
Pilcher Bros. &
Chant (opus 70): built for
Sycamore, Illinois, First Congregational Church (replaced 1866 Pilcher Bros.
opus 79), moved to Chicago, Illinois, Saint Boniface Catholic Church, replaced
1907 Hann-Wangerin-Weickhardt (possibly rebuilt H. B. Harrison, possible other
work by William Delle, church closed c. 1990, relocated by Berghaus to
Northlake, Illinois, Saint John Baptist Vianney Catholic Church, replacing 1966
Charles A. Wiener)—15/4; 35/5 (Pilcher opus 70); 39/12S (Pilcher opus 79);
64/9-12SI (Pilcher opus 70/Hann-Wangerin-Weickhardt)
Pilcher Bros. (opus
71): Dixon, Illinois, W. W. DeWolf
Residence (1866)—38/12S
Pilcher Bros. (opus
74): Chicago, Illinois, Second
Dutch Reformed Church (1866)—35/5; 38/11S
Pilcher Bros. (opus
79): Sycamore, Illinois, First
Congregational Church (1866), replaced 1865 Pilcher Bros. (opus 70, moved to
Chicago, Illinois, Saint Boniface Catholic Church (1868), replaced 1908
Hann-Wangerin-Weickhardt (opus 89?), possibly rebuilt 1950’s H. B. Harrison,
possible work by William Delle, church closed 1990, organ relocated by Berghaus
to Northlake, Illinois, Saint John Baptist Vianney Catholic Church, replacing
1966 Charles A. Wiener)—39/12S (opus 70); 64/9-12SI (Pilcher opus
70/Hann-Wangerin-Weickhardt)
Pilcher Bros. (opus
81): Chicago, Illinois, John Carr
Residence (1866)—35/5; 38/11-12S, 20
Pilcher Bros. (opus
85): Chicago, Illinois, Centenary
Methodist Episcopal Church, (1867, in church, then in chapel), 1868 E. & G.
G. Hook (opus 437), replaced by second-hand theatre organ, gone—14/14 (Hook);
25/18, 21, 23 (Hook); 26/19 (Hook); 35/5 (Pilcher, Hook); 38/15 (Hook), 20S
(Pilcher); 39/5-7S; 41/6-8, 13
Pilcher Bros. (opus
86): Chicago, Illinois, T. T.
Gurney residence (1867)—35/5; 38/20S
Pilcher Bros. (opus
88): Chicago, Illinois, Moseley
Mission Sabbath School (1867)—35/5; 39/3-4S
Pilcher Bros. (opus
90): Chicago, Illinois, Trinity
Lutheran (1867)—35/5; 39/4S
Pilcher Bros. (opus
91): Chicago, Illinois, Notre Dame
Catholic Church (1868), replaced late 19th century Kilgen, replaced
1925 Casavant (opus 1093), also Wicks (built for lower church, now in upper
church)—35/5 (Pilcher); 39/9 (Pilcher Bros./Kilgen); 50/6, 11-12S
(Casavant/Wicks); 51/17-18
Pilcher Bros. (opus
94): Chicago, Illinois, Saints
Peter and Paul Episcopal Cathedral—earlier, Church of the Atonement
(1868)—25/23; 26/19; 29/17-18; 32/17; 35/5; 39/10-11S, 22
Pilcher Bros. (opus
95): Chicago, Illinois, Zion
Evangelical Lutheran Church (1868), replaced (?) 1902 Lyon & Healy opus 117
(factory number 1369)—35/5; 39/12-13S (Pilcher)
Pilcher Bros. (opus
96): Chicago, Illinois, Saint John
Catholic Church (1868, also called opus 119)—35/5; 39/13-14S
Pilcher Bros. (opus
119): Chicago, Illinois, Saint
John Catholic Church (1868, also called opus 96)—35/5; 39/13-14S
Pilcher Bros. (opus
120): Chicago, Illinois, Saint
Peter Lutheran Church, gone (1869)—35/5; 40/5-6S
Pilcher, Henry (opus
122): Chicago, Illinois, William
L. Randall residence (1869)—35/5; 40/6S
Pilcher Bros. (opus 125): Chicago, Illinois, Saint James Catholic
Church (1871), replaced 1891 Roosevelt (opus 494)— 10/5 (Roosevelt); 11/4 (insert) (Roosevelt);
13/3-5SI (Roosevelt); 14/8 (Roosevelt); 15/20
(Roosevelt); 18/16 (insert, Roosevelt); 24/11 (Roosevelt); 28/6, 12, 14, 31 (Roosevelt);
29/33 (Roosevelt); 35/6 (Pilcher);
42/19S (Pilcher); 54/17S; 75/2 (Roosevelt
recording), 10 (Roosevelt)
Pilcher Bros. (opus 129): Chicago, Illinois, Saint Stephen
Evangelical Lutheran Church (1871)—35/6; 42/19-20S
Pilcher Bros. (opus 132): Chicago, Illinois, Saint Ansgarius
(Swedish) Episcopal Church (1871), if built, replaced 1856 unknown—35/5-6;
36/8; 42/20, 32
Pilcher, William: Chicago, Illinois, Saint Patrick
Catholic Church (c. 1873), replaced 1858 Erben, replaced 1914 Austin—35/5 (Erben);
37/6; 62/6 (Austin)
Pilcher’s Sons, Henry: Decatur, Illinois, Saint John Episcopal
Church (1884), replaced Jardine, replaced 1892 Roosevelt (opus 146, built 1884
for Chicago, Illinois, Saint Clement Episcopal Church), rebuilt Reuter—32/4
Pilcher’s Sons,
Henry: Elkhart, Illinois,
Oglehurst Estate (c. 1884), possibly built for Decatur, Illinois, Saint John
Episcopal Church, now in Elkhart, Illinois, Elkhart Christian Church—32/3-5SI
Pilcher's Sons,
Henry: built for Sycamore,
Illinois, Waterman School (1889), moved 1963 to Aurora, Illinois, Saint David
Episcopal Church, rebuilt Notter-Menke—22/6-7SI
Pilcher’s Sons,
Henry: Oak Park, Illinois, First
Methodist Church (1890), replaced 1911 M. P. Möller (opus 1259), replaced 1925
Skinner (opus 528), rebuilt 1937 La Marche—61/7-11S(Skinner)P(Möller/Skinner);
62/30 (Skinner)
Pilcher’s Sons,
Henry: Chicago, Illinois, World’s
Fair (1893, Columbian Exposition), Manufactures Building, Liberal Arts Hall,
later in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, Trinity Episcopal Church, later Cathedral,
(replacing c. 1869 Jardine, rebuilt 1892 Frederick H. James), rebuilt 1913 M.
P. Möller (opus 1600), rebuilt 1950’s unknown, rebuilt 1970’s unknown—17/11,
15-20, 37SI; 18/11-15
Pilcher's Sons, Henry (opus 348): now in Milwaukie, Oregon, Milwaukie
Presbyterian Church (1898), rebuilt 1992 Bond—57/15
Pilcher's Sons,
Henry: Peru, Indiana, Trinity
Episcopal Church, founded as Saint James Episcopal Church, now Holy Trinity
Episcopal Church (c. 1900)—22/4-5SI
Pilcher's Sons, Henry
(opus 561): Chicago, Illinois,
Woodlawn Park Methodist Episcopal Church (1906), rebuilt 1941 Henry Pilcher's
Sons (opus 1952), later Woodlawn United Methodist Church, demolished
1998—62/10-12S; 70/38I
Pilcher's Sons,
Henry: now in Shelton, Washington,
Faith Lutheran Church (1907)—14/14; 16/28
Pilcher's Sons, Henry
(opus 601): Plymouth, Indiana,
Saint Thomas Episcopal Church (1907), rebuilt c. 1972 Roderer—22/3-4 (cover) SI
Pilcher’s Sons, Henry
(opus 748): Lima, Ohio, Spring
Street Lutheran Church (1912), relocated 1925 to Findlay, Ohio, by Lima Pipe
Organ Company, relocated to Iowa City, Iowa, Trinity Episcopal Church, rebuilt
1983 George Bozeman & Company (opus 27)—40/21
Pilcher's Sons,
Henry: Louisville, Kentucky, Saint
Brigid Catholic Church (1917), rebuilt Peter Webber—63/13
Pilcher’s Sons, Henry
(opus 1157): Oak Park, Illinois,
Austin Boulevard Christian Church (1923)—78/9, 11-12SI; 79/11SP, 18
Pilcher’s Sons, Henry (opus 1319): Chicago, Illinois, Luther Memorial
Lutheran Church (1926), founded as Ravenswood English Evangelical Lutheran
Church, console replaced with used Austin—98/5-6S
Pilcher's Sons, Henry
(opus 1952): Chicago, Illinois,
Woodlawn Park Methodist Episcopal Church, 1941 rebuild of 1906 Henry Pilcher's
Sons (opus 561), later Woodlawn United Methodist Church, demolished
1998—62/10-12S; 70/38I
Pipe Organ
Specialties: Rockford, Illinois,
Second Congregational Church, relocation and rebuild of 1918 Skinner (opus
274), built for Oak Park, Illinois, First Congregational Church (now First
United Church), rebuilt 1972 Roderer, replaced 1983 Casavant (opus 3544)—28/9
(Skinner); 61/8 (Skinner)
Pomplitz: Racine, Wisconsin, Saint Joseph
Catholic Church (1870), rebuilt 1965 Norbert Berschdorf—10/9; 11/3-4, 7SI
Potter, Thomas V: work for La Grange, Illinois, Cossitt
Avenue School, 1923 Skinner (opus 405), now in Whiting, Indiana, Sacred Heart
Catholic Church (rebuilt, Bradford)—59/5-8S
Prairie Organ Company, Inc.—see
Bradford
Prante’s Sons, August: Bloomington, Illinois, Saint Matthew Episcopal Church
(1900), replaced 1865 Garret House, Pranted electrified by Holloway, rebuilt
Reverend James M. McEvers—76/10-11
Prante & Sons, August: Plainfield, Indiana, Western Yearly Meetinghouse
(1899)—96/1I; 96/24