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The Skinner Organ Company was established in Boston in 1902 by Ernest M. Skinner, and was incorporated in 1919 with Arthur Hudson Marks as the primary share holder. On January 2, 1932, the firm merged with the Aeolian Company to become the Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company. The firm reorganized in 1970 and moved to Randolph, Massachusetts, and was bankrupt by 1974. The Skinner and the Aeolian-Skinner Organ Companies were the two leading American organ-building firms of the first two-thirds of the twentieth century.
The Aeolian Company was established by William B. Tremaine in New York City in 1878. The firm began selling pipe organs manufactured by Farrand & Votey of Detroit, Michigan, in 1893. It merged with the Votey Organ Company in 1899 and relocated to Garwood, New Jersey, and was re-organized as the Aeolian-Votey Organ Company in 1927. It merged with the Skinner Organ Company to form the Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company in January, 1932.
The Aeolian Company was established by William B. Tremaine in New York City in 1878. The firm began selling pipe organs manufactured by Farrand & Votey of Detroit, Michigan, in 1893. It merged with the Votey Organ Company in 1899 and relocated to Garwood, New Jersey, and was later re-organized as the Aeolian-Votey Organ Company in 1927. It merged with the Skinner Organ Company to form the Aeolian-Skinner Organ Company in January, 1932. The Aeolian Company primarily built residence organs for the rich and famous.
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Organ builders
Organ (Musical instrument)
Organ (Musical instrument)
Organ (Musical instrument)
Organ (Musical instrument)
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Massachusetts
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Massachusetts--Randolph
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