The notebooks and correspondence of Frederick R. Webber, Lutheran minister and American organ historian, 1935-1963.

Johnson, William Allen, 1816-1901

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Jardine, George, 1801-1882.

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Webber, Frederick R., 1887-1963

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Erben, Henry, 1800-1884

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Frederick R. Webber, 1887-1963.

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Pastor Webber was born on January 26, 1887, in Decatur, Illinois. After a visit to the St. Louis World's Fair in 1903, he quickly developed an avid interest in the pipe organ. As pastor, he served churches in Cleveland, Ohio, and Mount Vernon and Yonkers, New York. He was a frequent writer, published several books, and was one of the first serious scholars on the history of organ building in the United States. His history of the organ in New York City, written during the final years of his life,...

Roosevelt Organ Works.

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Geib, John Lawrence 1744-1819

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Johnson & Son (Firm)

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Paterson, Donald R. M., 1933-1993.

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J.H. & C.S. Odell & Co.

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Webber, Myrtle Porter.

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