Hall & Labagh
| Vestigingsplaats |
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| 1846 | New York City, USA |
Compagnonschap van Thomas Hall (1794-1874) en John Labagh (1810-1892). Zij bleven samenwerken tot 1872, toen Hall zich terugtrok. Hierna werd James L. Kemp (1827-1891) compagnon van Labagh en droeg het bedrijf de naam Labagh & Kemp.
| Literatur |
Thomas S. Hall : Founder of the nineteenth-century New York school of organbuilders / Stephen L. Pinel. - In: De Mixtuur, nr. 65, maart 1990.
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Opuslist
| Neugebaute Orgeln |
| Jahr | Ortsname / Gebäude | Opus |
| 1847 | Brooklyn, New York, USA - First Presbyterian Church | |
| 1849 | Philadelphia, USA - Saint Mark's Episcopal Church (thans in Ashbury Methodist Church) | |
| 1853 | Portland, Maine, USA - First Unitarian Church (alleen de kas is overgebleven) | |
| 1855 | Troy, New York, USA - Saint Joseph's Roman Catholic Church | |
| 1857 | Oldwick, New Jersey, USA - Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church | |
| 1862 | Westport, Connecticut, USA - Church of the Holy Trinity | |
| 1865 | Portland, Maine, USA - Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception | |
| 1865 | Warrensburgh, New York, USA - Holy Cross Church | |
| 1867 | Elizabeth, New Jersey, USA - Second Presbyterian Church (orgel werd afgekeurd en teruggenomen door Hall) | |
| 1868 | New York City, USA - Temple Emanuel | |
| 1869 | Concord, New Hampshire, USA - North Congregational Church (verbrand in 1871) | |
| 1871 | Princeton, New Jersey, USA - Princeton University Chapel (verkocht in 1897, resten bestaan nog in Aldenville) | |
| 1872 | Newark, New Jersey, USA - Clinton Avenue Reformed Church | |
