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OHS Pipe Organ Database
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All organ builders who are represented by at least one organ in the OHS Database as of September 2, 2010 are included in the following table.
The builders appear in alphabetical order by the last name of the builder (if an individual) or by the name in common usage (if a firm). An entry in the "Distinction" column is provided to help distinguish one builder from another when similar names might cause confusion. To see a list of all catalogued organs by a builder, click the highlighted name in the first column.
Please note that this list is currently being revised, and that we welcome your assistance in refining its content. If you can assist us with detailed information about the correct format for a name (as it appears on nameplates), please click the button to the right.
| Builder Name | Distinction |
|---|---|
| Rev. Arthur O. Aadland | Minnesota |
| Aadland Pipe Organ Co. | Valley Spring, South Dakota from 1972 |
| A. O. Aaland | Rev. Aaland was in Montana, twentieth century. |
| Abbott & Sieker | Los Angeles, California from 1961 |
| Gilbert F. Adams | Established John Street Organ Co., Monroe, North Carolina c. 1990. Also built organs under his own name. |
| Jeremy Adams | |
| Jerroll Adams | Milan, Michigan from 1970s |
| Welcome K. Adams | Providence, Rhode Island c. 1870. Partner in W. K. Adams & Son, 1880s. |
| W. K. Adams & Son | Providence, Rhode Island 1883-1890. |
| Adcock & Pether | |
| Advanced Design Pipe Organs | no information |
| Aebel Organ Service | Royal Oak, Michigan; Successor to A. James Aebel & Sons |
| The Æolian Co. [The Aeolian Co.] | New York City, ca. 1887; merged with Votey Organ Co., Detroit, 1899 and relocated to Garwood, New Jersey. Re-organized as Aeolian-Votey Co. 1927. |
| Aeolian-Votey | Active in Detroit 1899-1901 |
| Aeolian-Votey | Reorganized Aeolian Company of Garwood, New Jersey, 1927-1932 |
| Aeolian-Skinner Organ Co. | Massachusetts, 1932-1971 |
| Jürgen Ahrend | |
| Ahrend & Brunzema | |
| Charles C. Aitken Organbuilders | Granby, Connecticut 1973; Harwinton, Connecticut c. 1983. |
| A. & J. Pipe & Reed Organ Service | Newburgh, New York 1979-1990s. |
| James F. Akright | |
| Alaska Music Supply Co. | No information. |
| Allegheny Organ Co. | |
| Charles W. Allen | |
| Allen Organ Company | Alternate name = Allen Organs |
| Joseph Alley Sr. | |
| American Classic (Pipe) Organs | |
| American Master Organ Co. | New York, New York and Paterson, New Jersey, 1914-1917 |
| American Photo Player Co. | Berkeley, California ca. 1912-1918. |
| American Classic Organ Co. | No distinguishing information available. |
| American Organ Supply Co. | Milwaukee, Wisconsin ca. 1990 |
| American Pipe Organ Co. | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania |
| Charles Anderson | |
| Richard M. Anderson | Seattle, Washington |
| Anderson-Silsby | |
| Andover Organ Co. | Methuen, Massachusetts ca. 1950-1970; Lawrence, Massachusetts from 1970 |
| Andover-Flentrop | |
| Alvinza Andrews | Waterville, New York 1834; Sangerfield, New York 1854. |
| David Andrews | |
| George N. Andrews | Sangerfield, New York 1859; Oakland, California 1886. |
| James Andrews | Richmond, Virginia 1980s |
| A. Andrews & Son | Sangerfield, New York, 1850s |
| Angell Pipe Organs, Inc. | Rye, then Port Chester, New York, 1960s. |
| Angerstein & Associates | Stoughton, Massachusetts 1983-1987 |
| Daniel L. Angerstein Organ Works | Maryland and Michigan, from 1990s |
| Dan Angerstein | No distinguishing information available. |
| American Organ Institute | University of Oklahoma |
| Thomas Appleton | |
| Thomas P. Archer | |
| Artisan Classic Organ Inc. | Markham, Ontario, Canada from 1990 |
| Art Organ Co. | Hoboken, New Jersey 1905 |
| Associated Organbuilders | Saint Paul, Minnesota, operated by Timothy Patterson |
| George Astor | |
| William C. Atkinson, Jr. | Organist in California, 1950s |
| ATOS Members | ATOS Chapter |
| Gordon S. Auchincloss | |
| George Ashdown Audsley | |
| Aug. Prante & Sons | Louisville, Kentucky 1895-1901 |
| Aultz-Kersting | No distinguishing information available. |
| James Ausland | no information |
| Harry White Austin | |
| Austin Organ Co. | Firm name from inception until 1937. |
| Marc Austin | |
| Austin Organs, Inc. | Firm name after reorganization in 1937. |
| Clele d'Autremont Pipe Organ Builder | no information |
| John Avery | |
| George E. Babb | Houston, Texas 1980s |
| Bach & Berg | |
| Johann Philip Bachman | |
| Augustus Backus | |
| Baird Industries | |
| James R. Baird | |
| John Baker | English by birth, in Boston by 1850, Charleston, South Carolina 1859-1876. |
| William C. Baker | Partner in Foley-Baker, Inc. of Bolton, Connecticut 1968-79. |
| William E. Baker & Co. | Sacramento, California 1963; Northampton, Massachusetts 1972; Florence, Massachusetts 1976; Hatfield, Massachusetts 1981. |
| William Baker | no information |
| Balbiani | |
| Balcom and Provorse | Seattle, Washington c. 1920-1925. Succeeded by Balcom & Vaughan. |
| Balcom and Vaughan | Seattle, Washington from 1925 through mid 1970s. |
| Balcom & Vaughan Pipe Organs | Alternate form on nameplates from 1960s and early 1970s. |
| Balcom and Vaughan Pipe Organs, Inc. | Firm name from incorporation ca. 1977. |
| Balcom, Vaughan and Chase | Seattle, Washington, ca. 1930 |
| John Baldwin | |
| R.M. Ballantyne Pipe Organs | Riverside, California from 1985 |
| Baltimore Church & Concert Organ Manufacturing Co. | |
| James A. Bamford | |
| Winfried Banzhaf | |
| Barckhoff Church Organ Co. | |
| Carl Barckhoff | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 1878-1882; Salem, Ohio 1882-1895; thereafter Latrobe, Pennsylvania (1897) and Pomeroy, Ohio (1900-1913) |
| Felix Barckhoff & Sons | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania from 1865 |
| Barckhoff | This is a utility name, to be used when an organ is by Barckhoff, but specific nameplate identification is impossible. |
| Barckhoff & Malarkey | no information |
| Nelson Barden & Associates | |
| Barger and Nix | Chattanooga, Tennessee from 1960s |
| Barnes & Buhl | Utica, New York before 1920. |
| William H. Barnes | Chicago, Illinois 1930s-1970s. |
| Barnest Buhl | No information |
| L. W. Barnhart | Parkersburg, West Virginia |
| Stephen Richard Barrell | |
| S. H. Barrington | |
| Wilson R. Barry & Co. | Andover, Massachusetts 1966; Exeter, New Hampshire in 1987. |
| F. A. Bartholomay & Sons | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1900-1954. |
| James P. Bartholomay & Son | Dorchester, Massachusetts |
| Bartola Musical Instrument Co. | |
| Barton Organs | |
| Carl Bassett | New England, c. 1950. |
| Ira Bassett | Built organs in Vermont, c. 1860. |
| Peter L. Batchelder | New York, New York 1980s |
| Bates & Culley | |
| Baumgarten Organ Co. | Organized 1868, New Haven Ct. |
| Giles Beach | |
| Fred Beaks | Worked in Reno, Nevada 1960s |
| Frank Beaman | No distinguishing information available. |
| J. Bear | Mount Pleasant, Pennsylvania 1840s |
| Charles B. Beaudry | Massachusetts 1886 ff. |
| Philip A. Beaudry & Co. | Sommerville, Massachusetts 1965-75; Lowell, Massachusetts 1976 ff. |
| Bechenholdt | |
| John Beck | Dallas, Texas |
| John L. Becker | Peoria, Illinois 1982 ff. |
| Klaus Becker | German builder. |
| Bedient Pipe Organ Company | Lincoln, Nebraska 1969 ff. |
| Wm. Beeforth | Hull, England early 19th century |
| Robert F. Beeston, Organ Builder | Des Moines, Iowa, 1940s-1980s |
| Russell Behrends | |
| Don Belshaw | |
| Beman Organ Co. | Binghamton, New York 1919-1933. |
| Frank Beman & Son | Binghamton, New York 1884-1919. |
| Alfred R. Bender | Robbinsdale, Minnesota 1970s-19080s |
| Bennett Organ Co. | Rock Island, Illinois, 1908-ca. 1927. |
| Clifford Bennett | Kansas City, Missouri, 1950s-1960s. |
| Howard D. Bennett | Nevada, 1970s. |
| Wilder Bentley | |
| C. A. Bentschneider | |
| Henry (Heinrich) F. Berger | |
| Robert Bergford | St. Louis Falls, Minnesota |
| Berghaus Organ Co. | |
| John Bergstrom | New York, late nineteenth century |
| John E. Bergstrom | San Francisco, California by 1875; retired ca. 1900 |
| Berkshire Organ Co., Inc. | North Wilbraham, Massachusetts 1954-1968; West Springfield, Massachusetts 1968-1989. |
| Alex Bernhardt | |
| Berns, Pels, and Zoon | Netherlands |
| Walter Berry | |
| Berschdorf Organ Co. | Norbert Berschdorf, Milwaukee and Brookfield Wisconsin. |
| Bergstrom & Co. | John Eric Bergstrom, San Francisco, California, ca. 1875-1900. |
| Charles (Karll) Besch | German immigrant; Milwaukee, Wisconsin until 1960. |
| Howard Best | Birmingham, Alabama 1970s-2005. |
| William L. Betts | Colebrook, Connecticut from ca. 1980 |
| W. T. Betts | No information |
| Henry Bevington, & Sons | |
| Bevington & Sons | London, England |
| Paul Bibel | Salem, Oregon |
| M. L. Bigelow & Co. | Provo, Utah 1978; American Fork after 1984. |
| Arthur Birchall | |
| Bishop Organ Co. | Wakefield, Massachusetts 1990s; Arlington, Massachusetts ca. 2000 |
| Ronald C. Bishop Co. | Maplewood, New Jersey 1980s; Westville, New York 1990s |
| Lyle Blackinton & Associates, Inc. | El Cajon, California 1960s-ca. 1990. |
| [Dr.] Eugene Blackstone | Amateur builder, 1970s ff. |
| Blakely | Charlotte, North Carolina from 1968 |
| Blakeslee-Colby | |
| Homer D. Blanchard Pipe Organs | Oberlin, Ohio 1954-1973 |
| Prosper Blanchard | |
| Joseph E. Blanton Pipe Organs | Albany, Texas 1980s. |
| J. W. Blunk | Portland, Oregon |
| Blythe & Kennedy | |
| Edgar Atkinson Boadway & Co. | Active 1985 ff. |
| Curtis W. Bobsin | |
| Herman Boettcher & Sons | |
| Elmer Goetz | |
| Bogue Organs | Downer's Grove, Illinois 1980s |
| Johann [John] Bohler | |
| Samuel Bohler | |
| David Bohn | |
| Ralph E. Bolton | |
| Bolton | no information or clarification |
| Bond Pipe Organs Inc. | Portland, Oregon from 1976 |
| Richard Bond | Established Bond Organ Co. 1976. |
| Bond Organ Builders, Inc. | Alternate name, Bond Pipe Organs, Inc. |
| Aurèle Bonin | |
| Chris Bono | Bono01 |
| Jesse (Jack) Bookhardt, Jr. | no information |
| Preston Q. Boomer | Science teacher, San Lorenzo, California 1950s-2008 |
| Werner Bosch | |
| Bosch/Schlicker | |
| David A. Bottom | Lexington, Kentucky 1980s |
| David Bottsford | |
| Frans W. M. Bosman | |
| George Lewis Bozeman Jr., & Co. | Deerfield, New Hampshire 1976 ff. |
| Bozeman-Gibson | Deerfield, Massachusetts 1976-82. |
| Bradford Organ Co. | Evanston, Illinois from 1986. (Successor to Prairie Organ Co.) |
| Bradford Braley | Installed a used Kimball in Birmingham, Alabama in 1944 |
| A. W. Brandt & Co. | Columbus, Ohio from 1932 |
| Breckels & Matthews | Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 1890s-1911 |
| Vernon Breitkreutz | |
| Paul Brendel | |
| Brennan, Gleason & White | Boston, Massachusetts c. 1896. |
| John D. Brennan | Boston, Massachusetts c. 1900-c. 1920. |
| Richard Bridge | |
| Th. Frobenius, & Sønner | |
| David Brodie and Tim Cook | no information |
| John Brombaugh & Associates | Middletown, Ohio 1968-76; Germantown, Ohio; Eugene, Oregon 1977-2005. |
| Mark Brombaugh | No information |
| Edward Bromfield | |
| David Broskowski | Milwaukee, Wisconsin |
| Samuel B. Browerman | Louisville, Kentucky ca. 1981. |
| John Brown | Voicer for Wicks c. 1915. |
| John Brown | Established Brown Organ Co., Wilmington, Delaware, ca. 1885; firm continued under his son's direction until 1912. |
| Richard Brown | Active England ca. 1870. |
| Mervin Brown | No information |
| Steve Brown | Clinton, Pennsylvania |
| Philip L. Browning | Sacramento, California |
| Jim Brumbaugh | no information |
| Walter A. 'Gus' Brummer | Illinois from 1935 |
| Brunner & Heller Organbuilders | |
| Raymond J. Brunner | |
| R. J. Brunner & Co. | |
| Brunzema Organs Inc. | |
| William A. Brys | |
| G.M. Buck Pipe Organs | no information |
| Anthony A. Bufano | Operated firm in New York City, 1987-1994 |
| Fr. Thomas Buffer | No distinguishing information available. |
| Joseph Buffington | |
| Buhl Organ Co. | Utica, New York 1926-1940s |
| Joseph Ferdinand Bulitschek | |
| Julian E. Bulley Pipe Organs | Dayton, Ohio from 1906 |
| William J. Bunch | Seattle, Washington 1939-1980s |
| Bunn=Minnick Co. | Columbus, Ohio from 1970s. |
| Burdett | No information |
| Burger & Schafer | Findlay, Ohio 1970s |
| J. David Burger | |
| Burger Organ Co. | no information |
| Burlington Pipe Organ Co. | |
| Eugene Burmaster | North Tonawanda, New York from 1950s |
| Alex Burnhardt | |
| Andrew Burridge | |
| Friedemann Buschbeck | |
| Joel Butler | |
| John-Paul Buzard | Urbana, Illinois 1981-1989; Champaign, Illinois from 1989. |
| Buzard Pipe Organ Builders | Champaign, Illinois from 1989 |
| Rowland G. Byerly | |
| Yves Cabourdin | |
| Pascoali Caetano | |
| Charles Caine | |
| California Organ Co. | Van Nuys, California ca. 1915 |
| Campbell Organ Service | Colin A. Campbell, St. Joseph, Missouri 1960s-1970s. |
| James Campbell | Long Island, New York 1923-1960s |
| Cannarsa Organs | |
| Carey Organ Co. | |
| Leonard A. Carlson | East Greenbush, New York 1970s-1980s |
| Roy E. H. Carlson & Co. | Newburyport, Massachusetts ca. 1970 |
| Paul Carlsted | |
| Phillip C. Carlstroem | No information |
| Patrick J. Carr | |
| Bill Carson | no information |
| Joseph C. Casavant Sr. | In St. Hyacinthe, PQ, Canada 1840-1866 |
| Casavant Brothers | South Haven, Michigan 1912-1918 |
| Casavant Brothers, Ltd. | Name as it appears on some correspondence. |
| Casavant Frères Ltée. | Ste. Hyacinthe, Québec 1879-1994 |
| Casavant Frères | Nameplate and firm name after 1994, beginning with Opus 3747. |
| Bruce Case | |
| John Cave Organ Co. | |
| Cavelier Organ Builders | |
| Charles E. Chadwick | |
| Albert Chagnon | |
| Chant & Jackson | |
| Henry William Chant | |
| Chapel Organ Co. | Winston-Salem, North Carolina 1980s. |
| Chapelette | no information |
| Chapell & Co. | Liverpool, England late 1870s. |
| Joseph Chapline, (Organs) | |
| George A. Chapman | |
| Thomas Chapman | |
| Terry Charles | Clearwater, Florida 1980s |
| Chase Organ Co. | Worcester, Massachusetts from 1950s |
| Church Music Service | Chicago, Illinois 1980s |
| Church Organ Co. | Edison, New Jersey from 1954; Plainfield, New Jersey. |
| Nigel Church | |
| Storey Clamp | |
| Clark & Fenton | Nyack, New York 1923-ca. 1932 |
| L. T. Clark | Newark Valley, New York ca. 1850; relocated to Nebraska, 1878. |
| Linus M. Clark | Portland, Oregon, ca. 1890. |
| M. A. Clark & Sons | Nyack, New York ca. 1898; succeeded by Clark & Fenton, 1923; reestablished and active ca. 1932-1945. |
| Clarke, Kinsley & Co. | Indiannapolis, Indiana 1874-5 |
| William H. Clarke & Co. | Indianapolis, Indiana 1875-ca. 1881 |
| Eugene Clay | |
| Sherman Clay & Co. | San Francisco 1920s. |
| John Clemm [Johann Gottlob Klemm] | German born, in US (Philadelphia, New York and Bethlehem, Pennsylvania) 1733-1762 |
| George Clisbee | |
| John Closs | |
| Clough & Warren | |
| Richard Coates | |
| Coburn & Taylor | |
| Coburn Organ Co. | |
| Colberd | |
| Roger A. Colby, Inc. | |
| Cole & Treat | Ca. 1907 |
| Cole & Woodberry | Established 1886 by James Cole, James Woodberry, and Jesse Woodberry. Until 1899. |
| Cole Church Organ Co. | Boston, Massachusetts ca. 1906 (James Cole) |
| James Cole | Massachusetts ca. 1908-1932 |
| Cole | (James) Cole; Massachusetts ca. 1890-1934; several forms of name on nameplates. |
| Robert Coleberd | No information available |
| Chester S. Collier | |
| Edward Collins | |
| Colorado Pipe Organ Service | No information |
| Columbia Organ Works | Columbia, Pennsylvania from 1987. |
| Combs Organ Specialists | Newton, KS late 20th century. |
| Commette & Reinhardt | |
| Compagnie d'Orgues Canadiennes | |
| Peter Conacher & Co. | Huddersfield, England from 1854 |
| Consolidated Pipe Organ Builders | |
| Steven R. Cook | Edmonds, Washington and West Seattle, Washington. |
| Walt Cook | no information |
| Mark Cooley | Newburg, Pennsylvania |
| Jeremy Cooper | |
| Cooper, Gill & Tomkins | Pretoria, South Africa 1930s |
| Corps and Sons | Finsbury Park, London |
| Corrie & Hubie | |
| Henry John [James Henry] Corrie, (& Co.) | |
| Cortese Pipe Organs | Ormond Beach, Florida from 1980s |
| Thomas H. Cotner | Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. |
| Kenneth Coulter | |
| Robert I. Coulter - Organbuilder | Atlanta, Georgia from 2003 |
| Don Cover | Riverside, California |
| CPO inc. | Aurora, Illinois |
| Henry Crabb | Flatbush, New York 1838-1860. |
| Fred Cramer | Taylorstown, Pennsylvania |
| Peter Crisafulli | |
| Crome Organ Co. | Los Angeles, California |
| Edward A. Crome | Los Angeles, California |
| Crosson-Savage, Inc. | no information |
| Bill Crouch | |
| Andy Crow | Olympia, Washington |
| William Crowell | Mount Vernon, New Hampshire 1830 - ca. 1852. |
| John M. Crum | |
| John Crumm | |
| Harold B. Curryer | |
| Czelusniak et Dugal | |
| R. A. Daffer, Inc. | |
| George (?) Dallam | English builder |
| Dallas Pipe Organ Service | Hilliard, Ohio |
| Garvin J. Daniel | |
| Darrow Pipe Organ Service | Sioux City, Iowa 1987. |
| Clele D'Autrey | Portland, Oregon 1980s |
| Robert L. David | Chicago, Illinois/ Houston, Texas from 1980 |
| Grahame Davis & Associates | |
| Davis & Ferris | |
| Roger E. Davis | Holland, Michigan 1960s-1980s |
| William Henry Davis | |
| William J. Davis | |
| William H. Davis & Son | |
| A. & J. Dayton | |
| Louis Debierre | |
| John DeCamp | |
| Peter Dederichs | Detroit, Michigan 1840s |
| William Degothseir | Worked in Berlin, Maryland ca. 2000 |
| DeGraff | |
| Jose Maria Suarez Perez de Lara | |
| Delaware Organ Co. | |
| Paul Delisle | |
| DeLisle Pipe Organ Co. | Fall River, Massachusetts |
| William H. Delle | |
| Harold W. Demarse | |
| S. H. Dembinsky | |
| Clark DenBleyker | Kalamazoo, Michigan |
| Howard P. Denton | Shrewsbury, Massachusetts from 1970s |
| R. A. Denton & Son | |
| Derrick, Felgemaker & Co. | In Buffalo, New York 1865; relocated to Erie, Pennsylvania; succeeded by A. B. Felgemaker, 1875 |
| Napoléon Dery, (Déry) | |
| Deseret Pipe Organ Co. | No information |
| Ernest [Erasme?] DesMarais | |
| Robert Dial Organ Service | Springfield, Illinois 1990s. |
| Christian Dieffenbach | |
| David Dieffenbach | |
| John Jacob Dieffenbach | |
| Thomas Dieffenbach | |
| Philip Leonard Dieffenbacher | |
| Diego Cera | Las Pinas, Philippines |
| Di Gennaro-Hart | no information |
| Wayne Dirkson | Cedar Rapids, Iowa 1950s. |
| J. B. Dittinger | |
| Chandos G. Dix | Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, 1890-1940 |
| D. Leslie Smith | Fergus, Ontario |
| Dobson Pipe Organ Builders | |
| Lynn A. Dobson | Lake City, Iowa |
| Trevor Dodd | Battle Creek, Michigan |
| Doerfler Pipe Organ Company | Ohio from 1960s |
| John W. Dolan | Delaware and southeast Pennsylvania from January 2000. |
| Conrad Doll | |
| Dommer Organ Co. | Eau Claire, Wisconsin 1980s |
| Thomas Donahue | |
| A.A. Douglass, Jr. | Harrisonburg, Virginia 1980s |
| A. Eugene Doutt | South Dakota, 1980s. |
| John Dower and Company | Lincolnton, North Carolina from 1989 |
| Dowling & Blackinton | California |
| Joseph Downer | |
| Ralph Downes | no information |
| Craig P. Doyle | |
| Harry A. Dresser | |
| Watson Duchemin | |
| Ducroquet | French builder |
| Brantley A. Duddy | Cedars, Pennsylvania 1970s-80s. |
| Duddy | No information |
| William Dunklin | Tennessee |
| Melvin W. Dunn | Salt Lake City, Utah, 1960s |
| Charles Edward Durner | Quakertown, Pennsylvania 1914-1932 |
| Charles F. Durner | Quakertown, Pennsylvania 1861-1914 |
| David Dutton | |
| Randall Dyer & Associates | |
| Dykman Pipe Organ Service | No Information |
| Thomas Stephen Eader, Jr. | |
| Earl Read | |
| Earle | |
| George W. Earle & Son | Hampstead, New York ca. 1890-1906 |
| Harry J. Ebert Organ Co. | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania from 1968 |
| Edison Organ Company | no information |
| Grant Edwards | No information |
| Eifert & Stoehr | |
| William J. Ellenberger | Ohio, 1980s |
| J. T. Ellenberger | Organist, New Bern, North Carolina |
| Thomas Elliot | |
| Vernon S. Elliott | Chraleston, South Carolina from 1950s; with Ontko & Young 1980s-1990s. |
| Jack Ellis | ONe organ in Yarrow, BC, Canada ca. 2005 |
| Elsener Organ Works, Inc. | Deer Park, New York |
| Emery Brothers Inc. | Allentown, Pennsylvania |
| Steven Empson | Worked in New York, 1980s. |
| E. M. Skinner, Inc. | Lake City, Florida |
| Francis [Franz] Xavier Engelfried | |
| David Engen, Organbuilder | St. Peter, Minnesota from 1990s |
| George Pike England | |
| Henry Erben | Active in New York City 1827-ca. 1875; branch in Baltimore, 1847-64. |
| Peter Erben | Active in New York City ca. 1817-1861; father of Henry Erben |
| Henry Erben & Co. | New York City, 1874-79; Henry Erben and William Wilson. |
| Thomas Erickson | Red Wing, Minnesota from ca. 1970 |
| Erickson & Burfeind | Minnesota |
| Harry Essen | Buffalo, New York from ca. 1910 |
| Essex Organ Company | no information |
| Estey Organ Co. | Firm established 1872; Pipe organs manufactured 1901-1959. Brattleboro, Vermont |
| Estey Organ Corporation | no information |
| Russ Evans | no information |
| William Evans | |
| David Evans | no information |
| James Evans | |
| Doug Eyman | Pennsylvania. |
| Fabry Inc. | Illinois 1990s |
| Fanjoy | No information |
| John Allen Farmer | Owner, J. Allen Farmer, Inc. |
| J. Allen Farmer Inc. | Winston-Salem, North Carolina from 1979. |
| Ross Farmer | no information |
| Farrand & Votey Organ Co. | Detroit, Michigan 1887-1897 |
| Farrell Organ Company | San Antonio, Texas from 1980s |
| Farrell & Van Zoeren | No information |
| Faucher Organ Company, Inc. | Robert Faucher, Springfield and Biddeford, Massachusetts after 1982. |
| Fedor & Jackson | David Fedor and David Jackson; restored 1872 Garrett House organ in 1977 |
| A. B. Felgemaker Co. | Erie, Pennsylvania 1875-1918 |
| Fenris Organ Company | no information |
| Vic Ferrer | San Francisco, California. |
| Ferris & Stuart | New York City, 1858-1860. |
| Richard M. Ferris, (& Co.) | |
| Philip Feyring | |
| Zeno Fideli | |
| Finch Organs | David Finch, Florala, Alabama from 1980s |
| Firth & Hall | |
| Paul E. Fischer Pipe Organ Sales & Service | Erie, Pennsylvania from the 1980s |
| Cleveland Herman Fisher | |
| C. B. Fisk Inc. | |
| Charles Brenton Fisk | |
| Fisk/Rosales | |
| Eric A. Fiss | |
| Tom Fitches | |
| Charles A. Flaherty | |
| Flentrop Orgelbouw | |
| Flight & Robson | |
| James D. Flood | |
| Bill Floyd | Rebuild a Wicks in Richmond, Virginia, 1980s |
| J. Fluette | |
| Foley-Baker Inc. | Bolton, Connecticut 1968-84. |
| Foley-Biggers Organ Service | Milwaukee and Shorewood, Wisconsin from 1980s |
| George T. Foot [Foote] | |
| James Ford | no information |
| Samuel Forest | |
| Forster & Andrews | Hull, England ca. 1850-1900. |
| James T. Fort | |
| John T. Fort | no information |
| Joseph Foster | |
| Robert Fouser Pipe Organs | Plymouth, Michigan 1960s |
| Fowler Organ Company | Lansing, Michigan from 1978 |
| Rev. E. B. Fox | |
| George Elliot Fradenburg | |
| Phillip Frank | no information |
| Frazee Organ Co. | Everett, Massachusetts 1920s-1930s |
| Freiberger Orgelbau | |
| Rubin S. Frels | Owner-Oprator, Frels Pipe Organs |
| Frels Pipe Organs | Victoria Falls, Texas from 1951 |
| Carl J. Frenning | |
| David Friedell | |
| Paul Fritts & Co., Organbuilders | Tacoma, Washington from 1990. |
| Fritts-Richards Organ Builders | |
| R. Byard Fritts | Washington State, 1950s-1960s. |
| Paul Fritts | Tacoma, Washington |
| Fritzsche Organ Co. | Allentown, Pennsylvania from 1932. |
| Charles Fruhstuck Pipe Organ Service | Minneapolis, Minnesota from 1980s |
| Carl Fudge | |
| Alfred Führer | |
| Josiah Furbish | |
| Fred Furst | York, Pennsylvania 1940s-60s |
| Thomas L. Gagan | No information |
| James Galvin | |
| William P. Gardner | |
| Dan Garland | |
| James Raymond Garner (Associates) | |
| Marc Garnier | |
| Ken Garst | Peotone, Illinois |
| Joel Gary | Grand Rapids, Michigan |
| Smith Gauntt | |
| Richard Geddes, Jr. [Geddes Pipe Organs] | |
| Geib & Co. | John Geib, Sr. - New York 1802-1803. |
| William Geib | |
| John Geib & Son | New York, New York 1805-1813 |
| Geneva Organ Co. | Geneva, Illinois after 1924. Built organs under the names "Smith Unit Organs," "Geneva Organs" and "Smith-Geneva Organs." |
| Jacob Gerger & Son | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1920s. |
| August Gern | |
| Charles W. Gibson Co. | New Jersey, 1980s-90s |
| Edmund Giesecke | German by birth; Evansville, Indiana ca. 1872-1909 |
| Gilbert & Butler | |
| Charles R. Gill | |
| Fred Gillis | |
| Israel Gilman | Massachusetts, 1970s |
| Robert Gladden | Audubon, New Jersey 1980s |
| Rudolph Glatz | |
| Glück Orgelbau | New York, New York from ca. 1985. |
| Sebastian M. Glück | |
| Glück New York | New York City from 1995. |
| GOArt | Göteborg Organ Art Center, Göteborg University, Sweden |
| Halbert Gober | |
| Harold L. Godshalk | |
| Golden Eagle Organ Co. | Saskatoon, Saskatchewan |
| Ebenezer Goodrich | |
| Wm. M. Goodrich | Boston, Massachusetts 1820-1833 |
| Goodrich & Appleton | |
| Stuart Goodwin & Co. | Redland, California from 1969 |
| Don P. Gorman | |
| Anton Gottfried | |
| Gottlieb | No distinguishing information available. |
| John Gottschall | Denver, Colorado and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, late 20th century |
| Gould & Schultz | Minneapolis, Minnesota from 1988 |
| Goulding & Wood, Inc. | Established in Bloomington, Indiana 1980; relocated to Indianapolis 1984. |
| G.- P. Pipe Organ Co. | |
| GP Organ Service | Kansas 1960s |
| Jason L. Grable | no information |
| George A. Graham | Spokane, Washington 1980s. |
| Joseph Graham | Richmond, Virginia, 1960s. |
| George W. Graham | Spokane, Washington 1950s. |
| Gratian Organ Builders | |
| Joseph Gratian | |
| C. P. Graves | |
| George W. Graves | |
| William Gray | London, England early nineteenth century. |
| Timothy Grenz | no information |
| Gress-Miles Organ Co. | |
| Grimm & Son | |
| Gruber Pipe Organs, Inc. | Chicago and Elmwood Park, Illinois, 1980s anf following. |
| Guenther Organ Co. | Portland, Oregon 1920s |
| Guilbault-Thérien | |
| Sebastian Gundling & Son | Lancaster, Pennsylvania 1929 - ca. 1970 |
| Gundling Organ Co., Inc. | Successor to Sebastian Gundling & Son, Lancaster, Pennsylvania from 1970s |
| Paul W. Gunzelmann | |
| August F. Gunzinger | |
| Guzowski & Steppe | Fort Lauderdale, Florida from 1980s |
| Donald Haan Pipe Organ Service | Grand Rapids, Michigan |
| Haas | no information |
| Haase Pipe Organs | Karl Haase; Marengo, Illinois 1960s |
| David Hagberg | no information |
| Hagerstown Engraving Co. | |
| Hagerstown Organ Company, Inc. | Hagerstown, Maryland 1995-1997 |
| Hale & Alexander | Short Falls, New Hampshire 1960s |
| Fred N. Hale | |
| Robert K. Hale | |
| Norris G. Hales | |
| Harry Hall Co. | Hamden, Connecticut ca. 1930. |
| Harry L. Hall | |
| James Hall, (Co.) | |
| Thomas S. Hall | |
| Welford [Wilfred] Hall | |
| H. L. Hall | |
| Norville Hall | no information |
| Hall & Erben | |
| Hall & Labagh | |
| Hallman Pipe Organs | Waterloo and Kitchner, Ontario, Canada, 1950s and 60s |
| Hall Organ Co. | Established 1898 in New Haven by Harry Hall; closed 1940s. |
| Richard Craig Hamar | |
| Hamar-Cooper | |
| S. S. Hamill | East Cambridge, Massachusetts 1861-1890s. |
| James J. Hammann | New Orleans, Louisiana |
| Olof Hammarberg | |
| Henry F. Hammer | |
| Emil Hammer | |
| Jeffrey Hammes | |
| Hammes-Foxe Organs Inc. | |
| Hampton and Gilbert | no information |
| Gregory A. Hand | |
| Hann-Wangerin | |
| Hann-Wangerin-Weickhardt Co. | |
| John A. Hansen | |
| Steve Hansen and Rick England | Ontario, California. Built one organ in 2005. |
| Carroll Hanson | |
| Charles Hanzelman [Hanzelmann or Heintzelman(n)?] | |
| Harger & Jackson | Honolulu, Hawaii 1985 |
| James O. Harms | |
| Louie Harral | No information |
| David S. Harris Organs | Whittier, California from 1970s |
| Murray M. Harris Organ Co. | Los Angeles, 1894-1913. |
| Harris & McDonough, Organ Crafters | Weston Harris and Thomas McDonough |
| H. C. Harrison | Portland, Maine 1898-1920s. |
| L.C. Harrison & Co. | Lewis Condit Harrison, 1890s to c. 1915. |
| Lewis Condit Harrison | No distinguishing information available. |
| Harrison & Harrison | English organ building firm. |
| Greg Harrold Organbuilders | Los Angeles, California 1979-2003 |
| Hartman-Beaty Organ Co. Inc. | |
| Johann Christoph Harttman | |
| Ernest Hartwick | |
| Joseph Harvey | |
| Harvey & Zimmer | Dallas, Texas from 1967 |
| Allen Hase | |
| Charles Eugene Haskell | |
| C. S. Haskell [Haskell Pipe Organ Manufacturing Co.] | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ca. 1880-1946 |
| Peter D. Haskell | South Freeport, Maine |
| George Haus | No information |
| Laurentium Hauslaib | Nuremberg, Germany 1590s. |
| Adrian C. Hausmann, (& Co.) | |
| Timothy Hawkes Organ Co. | |
| Luke Headley | Wichita, Kansas |
| J.A. Hebert and Son / J.A. Hébert & Son | Southfield, Michigan |
| Alexander Heckert | |
| Lemuel Hedge | |
| Richard Hedgebeth | Stuart Organ Co., Springfield, Aldenville, and Chicopee, Massachusetts 1972-1984 |
| Robert Heilbuth | |
| Heissler | |
| Helderop Pipe Organs | Detroit, Michigan from 1988 |
| Anthony G. Helmkamp | |
| Roy Helms | no information |
| Thomas Helms, Jr. | Pensacola, Florida from 1980s |
| Clarence Helsing | |
| Hemry Pipe Organ Co. | Timothy Hemry. Cleveland, Ohio from 1976; Novelty, Ohio from ca. 1990 |
| Mark Henderson | Memphis, Tennessee |
| Henderson-Wilson | |
| John Hendriksen | Pembroke, Massachusetts from 1979 |
| Charles Hendrickson | Mankato, Minnesota from 1964. |
| Hendrickson Organ Co. | Mankato, Minnesota from 1964. |
| Heritage Pipe Organs | |
| Hermes Pipe Organs | LaValle, Wisconsin. |
| Hesselius-Klemm | |
| Heuss | |
| H. Hall & Co. | No information |
| Harry Hall Organ Co. | no information |
| Jacob Hilbus | |
| Erich Hildebrand | No distinguishing information available. |
| Hermann Hillebrand | |
| Hillgreen, Lane & Co. | Alliance, Ohio 1898-1973. |
| Hillgreen-Lane Co. | Alliance, Ohio from 1985. |
| Hill, Norman & Beard | n |
| Wm. Hill & Sons and Norman & Beard Ltd. | London, England from 1916 |
| Hinners Organ Co. | Pekin, Illinois 1902-1936 |
| John L. Hinners | |
| Hinners Pipe Organ Company | Alternate nameplate? |
| Hinners & Albertsen | |
| Lanny Hochhalter | |
| Hochhalter, Inc. | |
| Hoenig Organ Co. | |
| Otto Hofmann | Austin, Texas 1948-1995. |
| Harry Hoffman | No distinguishing information available. |
| Edwin Handel Holbrook | |
| E. L. Holbrook | Successor to Holbrook & Ware, Medway, Massachusetts 1850-1890s |
| Holbrook & Ware | Medway, Massachusetts 1835-1850 |
| Ken Holden | Ferndale, Michigan 1968-1990s |
| James Holden | Marietta, Ohio |
| Holland-American Organ Co. | Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 1960s |
| Hollender Organ Co. | |
| E. H. Holloway Corp. | |
| Holmberg | Grand Rapids and Rockford, Michigan |
| Holtkamp Organ Co. | Cleveland, Ohio from 1951 |
| Walter B. Holtkamp, Sr. | |
| Holtkamp | Alternate namplate: Holtkamp Organ Co. |
| Val Holzinger | |
| E. & G. G. Hook | Boston, Massachusetts 1827-1872; succeeded by E. & G. G. Hook & Hastings. |
| E. & G.G. Hook & Hastings | Boston, Massachusetts 1872-1881 |
| George Greenleaf Hook | |
| Hook & Hastings | Name of the Boston firm from ca. 1881. |
| Hook-Hastings Co. | Later nameplate form of the Boston firm. |
| Hook & Hastings Co. | One nameplate form from the Boston firm. |
| R. E. Hooper | |
| Hope-Jones & Harrison | Bloomfield, New jersey 1904-05 |
| Hope-Jones Organ Co. | Elmira, New York 1907-1910 |
| Brooke L. Hopkins | |
| Daniel Hopkins | Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, Canada |
| Robert D. Hoppe & Co. | Mankato, Minnesota 1988-1990; Alcoma, Wisconsin from 1990 |
| John Horton | Atlanta, Georgia 1950s-1990s |
| John Horton and Dave Woodall | Atlanta Georgia, 1940s-1960s |
| Richard Houghton | Michigan from 1970s |
| Garret House | |
| House & Benson | |
| Sam Hovsepian and David Linebarger | No information |
| Emmons Howard | |
| William Howe | |
| Howell Pipe Organs | Dixon, Illinois from 1940s; also H. A. Howell Pipe Organs |
| Richard Howell & Co. | Active in St. Louis, Missouri 1980s. |
| Richard Howell & Co. | Active in St. Louis, Missouri 1980s. |
| Hoyer Organ Co. | Lawrence, Kansas 1964-1991 |
| Gregor Hradetzky | |
| Gerhard Hradetzky | |
| Huaco Pipe Organ Company | Waco, Texas ca. 1940 |
| John Huening | Brandon, Florida from 1990s |
| Herbert L. Huestis | Seattle, Washington and Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, from ca. 1988. |
| Huestis & Associates | Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada |
| Dana Hull | |
| Humpe Organ Co. | Richmond, Ohio 1980s |
| Humphries Organ Co. | No distinguishing information available. |
| Geoffrey W. F. Hunt | Minneapolis, Minnesota from 1960s |
| A. Hunter | |
| S. L. Huntington & Co. | Stonington, Connecticut from 1988 |
| Hupalo & Repasky | San Leandro, California |
| Hupalo and Repasky Pipe Organs, LLC | San Leandro, California from 2001 |
| Hutchings Organ Co. | Waltham, Massachusetts 1908-1917. |
| Geo. S. Hutchings | Established George S. Hutchings & Co., Boston, 1884. |
| Hutchings, Plaisted & Co. | Boston, Massachusetts 1872-1884. |
| Plaisted & Nordstrom Hutchings | Boston 1869. |
| Hutchings-Votey Organ Co. | Boston, Massachusetts 1901-1906; Cambridge, Massachusetts 1906-1908. |
| John Hyek | |
| Ibe Peter Iben | Germany, late eighteenth century |
| John Ignatowski | Faithorn, Michigan |
| John M. Ingraham | |
| Innova Organs | Ridgeville, South Carolina from 2006 |
| Michael Israel | |
| Jackson Pipe Organ Co. | |
| Alan T. Jackson | |
| James Jackson (& Son) | |
| O. Jacques | |
| O. Jacques | |
| Daniel Jaeckel Inc. | Duluth, Minnesota from ca. 1978 |
| Fr. Odilon Jaeger, SJ | Porto Alegre, Brasil |
| Rudolf Janke | Bovenden, Germany |
| George Jardine | |
| George Jardine & Son | New York, New York ca. 1832-1900. "& Son" added ca. 1855. |
| Jardine & Son | Alternate name for Geo. Jardine & Son (ca. 1838-1900), nameplates from ca. 1860. |
| Peter Jenner Jewett | |
| Erik Johansson | |
| Johannson | |
| Johnson Organ Co. | Active Minnesota and North Dakota 1954-1989+ |
| Frederick H. Johnson | Norwich, Vermont ca. 1960 |
| John Johnson | |
| Rufus Johnson | Maine, 1850s-1860s. |
| Wm. A. Johnson | Westfield, MA 1844-1870. |
| William G. Johnson | Active in Beverly, Massachusetts, c. 1925 |
| F. W. Johnson | |
| H. D. Johnson | No information |
| Johnson Organ Co. | Westfield, Massachusetts 1871-1874. |
| Scott Johnson | No information |
| Johnson & Son | Westfield, Massachusetts 1874-1898 |
| Johnston Organ & Piano Manufacturing Co. | California 1913-1915. |
| Thomas Johnston | Boston, Massachusetts, 1750s |
| Peter Jonas | |
| D. Jones | |
| Kenneth Jones, & Assoc. | |
| Henry Jones, & Son | |
| Denis Juget | |
| Juget-Sinclair | Montreal from 1995. |
| David L. Junchen | |
| Kaat en Tijhuis Orgelmakers | no information |
| Kajkowski Family Organs | |
| Kanawha Organ Works | |
| Joel Kantner | |
| Kappler-Walton | Olathe, Kansas |
| Lothar Karl | Milwaukee, Wisconsin 1960s; Harrisonville, Missouri |
| Dennis W. Karn | |
| Karn-Warren Organ Co. | |
| Dr. Robert Kaye | no information |
| Bert Keates | |
| Keates-Geissler Pipe Organs Ltd | Acton, Ontario, Canada from 1982 |
| G. Harold Keefer | No distinguishing information available. |
| Kegg Pipe Organ Builders | from 1995 |
| Laborius Keller, Jr. | |
| E. A. Kelley & Associates | Lawrence, Massachusetts from 1965; Salem, Massachusetts from ca. 1980 |
| Edward Kendall | |
| Alfred Kern | |
| Rob Kerner | no information |
| Bradley Kerns | |
| Kershaw Organ Co. | |
| Roston Kershaw | |
| E. Kessler | |
| Robert C. Kichline | |
| Kiepper Organs | Christopher Kiepper, Springfield, Missouri |
| Charles Kilgen & Son | St. Louis 1939-1943. |
| Henry C. Kilgen | Firm established in St. Louis, Missouri, early 1870s; intermittent information through 1905 |
| Kilgen | [Utility name when the exact Kilgen firm is not known.] |
| Kilgen Associates, Inc. | Briefly known as Charles Kilgen & Son. St. Louis, Missouri 1939-1943. |
| Kilgen Organ Co. | St. Louis, Missouri, 1939-1960 |
| Geo. Kilgen & Son | Firm established by George Kilgen, St. Louis, Missouri, 1873; "& Son" added in 1886; firm dissolved in 1939 |
| Geo. Kilgen & Son / Chas. C. Kilgen | Alternate Nameplate |
| Smallman & Frazee Kimball | |
| William Wallace Kimball | |
| W. W. Kimball Co. | Established Chicago, Illinois 1857; ended organ production 1942. |
| Kimball-Frazee Organ Co. | |
| Kimball, Smallman & Frazee | Boston, Massachusetts 1910-1915. |
| The Ross King Company, Inc. | Fort Worth, Texas from 1969. |
| Wm. King & Son | Elmira, New York 1887-1900; Chicago, Illinois 1900-1903. |
| Douglas King | |
| Bertram Kinzey, Jr. | No information |
| Kinzey-Angerstein | Wrentham, Massachusetts 1971-1981 |
| John Klauder | No information |
| Klemm-Tannenberg | |
| Detlef Kleuker | |
| G. C. Klop | Ganderen, Netherlands from 1960s |
| Darwin Klug | |
| Klug & Schumacher | |
| D. E. Klug's Sons | Lakeland, FLorida |
| Henry Knauff, Sr. | |
| J. C. [Christopher?] Knauff (Organ Co.) | |
| Theodore C. Knauff | |
| Gabriel Kney & Co. | London, Ontario, Canada from 1963. |
| Kney & Bright | London, Ontario, Canada 1955-1963. |
| Knight Organ Company, Inc. | Robert Knight, San Diego, California |
| Thomas H. Knollin | |
| Knowlton Organ Co. | Charlotte and Davidson, North Carolina from 1980s |
| Koehnken & Co. | |
| Koehnken & Grimm | |
| Alex Koellein | Nashville, Tennessee 1960-1977 |
| Arthur A. Kohl, [Organ Co.] | |
| James A. Konzelman | Bayonne, New Jersey 1980s; New York, New York 1990s |
| Samuel Koontz & Co. | Ann Arbor, Michigan 1987-1990. |
| Adrian Koppejan Pipe Organs | Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada from 1979. |
| Michael Korchonoff | |
| Gregory Koziel | Memphiz, Tennessee from 1970s |
| Koziel Organ Sales & Service | no information |
| Ronald Kraft Organ Service | Riverside, California 1980s. |
| N. P. Kraig | |
| Justin Kramer Pipe Organs | Los Angeles, California from 1980s |
| Andrew Krauss | |
| Edwin B. Krauss | |
| George Krauss | |
| Joel Krauss | |
| John Krauss | |
| Ralph A. Krueger | no information |
| Rudolph Kubak | |
| Ernest Kuhn | 1930s |
| Theodore Kuhn | |
| Labagh & Kemp | |
| Friedrich Johann Ladegast | |
| La Fornica | |
| Samuel O. LaForrest [Forrest?; 2 individuals?] | |
| Henri Lahaise & Sons | Boston, Massachusetts from ca. 1936 |
| Richard Lahaise | Boston, Massachusetts |
| Lancashire-Marshall Organ Co. | |
| Lancashire & Turner | Moline, Illinois 1873-1879. |
| Landry & Co. | |
| E. W. Lane | Emory Warren Lane, 1890's and 1910-1920. |
| Norman Lane | Denver, Colorado from 1970s |
| Larry Langevin | No information |
| Eric Larson | Ipswich, Massachusetts |
| Lauck Pipe Organ Co. | Kalamazoo and Otsego, Michigan from 1975 |
| Laukhuff | |
| James Lawbaugh | |
| Lawless & Associates | Lake Ridge, Virginia from 1960s. |
| Lawless-Johnson Organ Company | Greencastle, Pennsylvania |
| William F. Laws | Beverly, Massachusetts ca. 1950-1980s |
| William W. Laws | Beverly, Massachusetts ca. 1921-ca. 1950 |
| Dewey W. Layton | Indiana and Colorado, 1950s-1980s. |
| Layton Organs, Inc. | Colorado |
| Henry A. Leaman | |
| Leathurby-Smith | Alternate form of 'Lethurby-Smith' |
| Le Compt | |
| Lee Organs | Knoxville, Tennessee from 1970s |
| Ernst Leeflang | |
| John Leek Organ Co. | Ohio from 1970s. |
| Leek Pipe Organ Co. | Successor to John Leek Organ Co. |
| Leet Organ Co. | Crawford, New Jersey 1940s |
| Leflang | |
| C. F. David Legge | |
| Charles Franklin Legge Organ Co. | Toronto, Ontario, Canada 1915-1948 |
| Lehigh Organ Co. | |
| Leightner | |
| Dwight W. Leighton Organ Service | Yarmouth, Maine 1950s-1980s. |
| Lemieux & Associates | Argyle, New York |
| Monique Lemonde | |
| Laurence W. Leonard | |
| Jon & Gregory Lester | no information |
| Steve Lethert | Mineapolis, Minnesota |
| Lethurby-Smith Organ | Alameda, California 1920s. Alternate spelling: 'Leathurby-Smith' |
| Fernand Létourneau | Established Orgues Létourneau, 1979. |
| Orgues Letourneau | No distinguishing information available. |
| Orgues Létourneau Limitée | Ste. Rosalie, PQ, Canada 1979; St. Hyacinthe, PQ, Canada from 1988. |
| Lewis Levering | |
| Levsen Organ Co. | |
| C. R. Lewis | no information |
| Lewis & Hitchcock, Inc. | District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia from 1915. |
| Lewtak Pipe Organ Builders, Inc. | Camillus, New York from 2001 |
| Melvin J. Light | |
| Lima Pipe Organ Co. | Lima, Ohio from 1934 |
| Ken List | |
| Ken List/Paul Mozingo | |
| Mark W. Lively & Co. | Cincinnati, Ohio from 1988. |
| Lively-Fulcher Pipe Organs | Cincinnati, Ohio from ca. 1990; Washington, D.C. area from 1993. |
| Carl Loeser | Plainfield, New Jersey 1980s. |
| Stephen Long | no information |
| Longman & Herron | |
| Arthur D. Longmore | With W. W. Kimball; in Seattle 1910s-30s |
| William H. Longmore | Cleveland, Ohio (1970s) and Lakeland, Florida (1980s) |
| William Longmore and Wayne Warren | Florida |
| Josef Loosser | |
| Loper Pipe Organ Service | Duncanville, Texas |
| Joseph Lorenz | |
| Michael Loris | Mansfield, Ohio 1963; Barre, Vermont 1978-81. |
| Ronald Carlone | |
| Los Angeles Art Organ Co. | |
| Louisville Pipe Organ Co. | Louisville, Kentucky 1924-28; Terre Haute, Indiana 1928-1930. |
| Lee T. Lovallo Pipe Organs | Antelope, California from ca. 1990 |
| John Lowe | |
| Luley & Associates | McMurray, Pennsylvania from 1980s |
| Mayme Lynch | |
| Alfred E. Lunsford | |
| Richard Lurth Organ Co. | Mankato, Minnesota by 1973 |
| Edward Lye & Sons | |
| John D. Lyon | Troy, Michigan |
| Lyon & Healy | |
| Louis Maas | |
| Maas Organ Co. | Los Angeles, California 1922 through 1930s |
| David MacDowell | Alterations to Aeolian-Skinner in Tucson, Arizona, 1970s |
| Marlin Mackley Organ Service | St. Louis, Missouri 1979-1989 |
| Bob Maes | Worked in Reno, Nevada 1990s |
| Jean-François Mailhot | St. Hyacinthe |
| Michael Mains | |
| E. C. Malarkey | |
| N. P. Mander | |
| Mander Organs | |
| James M. Mandeville | |
| Mangam Organ Co., Inc. | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
| Curt Mangel | no information |
| William D. Manley | Stockbridge, Georgia 1980s. |
| W. S. Manley | no information |
| Mann & Trupiano | New York, New York from 1972 |
| John Mantel | |
| René Marceau | Portland, Oregon from 1981. |
| Marceau & Associates Pipe Organ Builders | Portland, Oregon from 1990s. |
| Marceau & Associates | Alternate nameplate for Marceau & Associates Pipe Organ Builders |
| Marceau & Associates Pipe Organ Co., Inc. | Portland, Oregon |
| Marcussen (& Son) | |
| Robert A. Markham | Waco, Texas 1980s |
| John Gale Marklove | Utica, New York ca. 1858-1891 |
| Marr & Colton | Warsaw, New York 1915-1932 |
| Kevin C. Marrin | |
| K. C. Marrin Organ Co. | Cold Spring, Minnesota from 1985 |
| Marshall-Bennett Co. | Rock Island, Illinois 1902-08. |
| Marshall Brothers Organ Co. | Ripon, Wisconsin 1864; Milwaukee, Wisconsin 1870-72 and 1876-77. |
| Marshall Brothers & Clarke | Milwaukee, Wisconsin 1872-74. |
| Gordon Martin | Carmel, California 1940s; relocated one instrument |
| Thomas Martin | Rebuilt Aeolian-Skinner Opus 1225. |
| Maryland Church Organ Co. | Baltimore, Maryland ca. 1900 |
| Mascheroni | no information |
| Mason & Hamlin | |
| Justin Matters | Rapid City, South Dakota from 1980s |
| Joseph Severin Mayer | German by birth; San Francisco, California from 1860 |
| George Mayer | |
| Georges Mayer | Sarre-Union, Alsace, France |
| Randall J. McCarty | |
| Eric McCloud | Olympia, Washington |
| Mr. McCollum | |
| McCord Organ Service | Tonganoxie, KS |
| A. E. McCracken | Asheville, North Carolina 1960s |
| James Morris (Co.) McEvers | |
| James R. McFarland & Co. | Selinsgrove and Millersville, Pennsylvania from 1969 |
| McFarland & Visscher | |
| Kenneth McLaren | |
| Charles W. McManis Co. | Kansas City, Kansas from 1938 |
| Charlotte McManis | |
| McManis Organ Co. | no information |
| McNeely Organ Co. | Alan McNeely, Waterford, Connecticut 1970s-1980s. |
| Michael McNeil (Pipe Organs) | |
| McNeil & Campbell | Lompoc, California ca. 1980-1986. |
| George W. Mead | |
| Gilbert Mead | Elmhurst, Illinois |
| Clinton B. Meadway | |
| Meadway & Stettner Pipe Organs | Monroe, Washington from 1990s. |
| L. J. Melby | Active in Minnesota, from 1990s |
| Meloni & Farrier | Brooklyn, New York 1990s. |
| Anthony R. Meloni & Co. | New York from 1980s. |
| Merklin | French organbuilder |
| Joseph Mertin | |
| Metzler & Söhne | |
| Methuen Organ Co. | |
| Metroplex Organ Co. | no information available |
| Wilhelm [William] Metz | |
| Fred H. Meunier (Co.) | |
| Russell Meyer & Associates | Bridgeton, New Jersey, from c. 1995. |
| Paul F. C. Mias | |
| Carlton C. Michell | English by birth; with Hutchings, Cole & Woodberry, Jardine, Austin 1890-1904; returned to England. |
| Michigan Organ Co. | |
| E. T. III Mickey | |
| Midmer-Losh | Merrick, New York from 1924 |
| Reuben Midmer & Sons | Brooklyn, New York 1875-1896; Merrick, New York 1906-1924 |
| Mid-States Pipe Organ Co. | Kansas City, Missouri from 1980s |
| Midwest Organ | Omaha, Nebraska 1980s |
| Midwest Organ Service | Illinois from 1920s |
| Thomas Mielke | |
| Edgar Miles | Seattle, Washington |
| Abraham H. Miller | Lebanon, Pennsylvania 1880s |
| Adam B. Miller | |
| Allen R. Miller | Glastonbury, Connecticut from 1980s |
| George Miller | Dunwoody, Georgia from 1970s |
| Steven D. Miller | Calgary, Alberta, Canada from 1980s |
| William D. Miller | Cleveland, Missouri from 1980s |
| Miller Organ Co. | Cleveland, Ohio ca. 1939 |
| Miller Organ Co. [A. B. & A. H. Miller] | Lebanon, Pennsylvania 1873-1920s |
| Miller Organ Co. | Virginia City, Nevada |
| Miller Pipe Organ Co. | Louisville, Kentucky from 1972 |
| Alexander Mills | |
| Milnar Organ Co. | |
| Loren Minear | Salem, Oregon 1980s |
| Alex & Robert Mirrlees | |
| Carlton Mitchell | no information |
| Louis Mitchell | |
| Ben Mitchell | North Carolina |
| Jay Mitchell & Associates | Kennesaw, Georgia since 1957 |
| Moeller Organs | Active in Portland, Oregon 1980s. |
| Moe Pipe Organ Company | Wadena, Minnesota from 1990 |
| Rev. R. Mohr | |
| Mohr & Schirmer | Identified through information from Mike Perfetto, St. James R. C., Carthage, New York |
| Moline Organ Co. | |
| Gayle Monette & Associates | Charlotte, North Carolina and Sun Prairie, Wisconsin |
| Louis G. Montette | no information |
| A. David Moore Co., Organbuilders | North Pomfret, Vermont from 1973. |
| James D. Moore | Worcester, Massachusetts c. 1870. |
| Moorhouse, Bowman & Brandt | |
| Moorhouse & Bowman | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania from 1930s |
| Morel Organ Co. | Arlington, Massachusetts 1950s-1980s. |
| Morel & Associates | Denver, Colorado from 1972 |
| C. E. Morey | Utica, New York 1895-1946 |
| Morey & Barnes | |
| John W. Morlock | |
| Ray Morse | |
| Richard Pike Morss | |
| Charles Mosely | Tonal finisher with Wicks, Highland, Illinois 1980s. |
| Culver L. Mowers | |
| M. P. Möller | Hagerstown, Maryland from 1880 through 1992. |
| Bernard [Bernhard] Mudler | |
| Mudler-Hunter | |
| Richard F. Muench | Hollywood, California from 1982 |
| Muller (Müller) & Abel | New York, New York 1893-1903 |
| Muller Pipe Organ Company | Successor to Muller & Steinmeyer. Toledo, Ohio from 1952. |
| Patrick J. Murphy & Associates | |
| Steiner Murphy Organ Co. | |
| Glenn Mutchler | |
| Mutchler Organ Co. | No information |
| Edward E. Mylrea | |
| Mylrea Pipe Organ Co. | Pico Rivera, California ca. 1986 |
| William J. Napier | Millersville, Pennsylvania from 1990s. |
| Chad Nau | no information |
| Neill-Johnson | Upper Montclair, New Jersey from 1940s |
| Nelson Organ Co. | Wolverton, Minnesota from 1980s |
| Neuman Organ Co. | Seward, Nebraska from 1980s |
| New Century Products | |
| Newcomer Organ Co. | |
| New England Organ Co. | |
| New England Organbuilders | Willimantic, Connecticut |
| Newton Pipe Organ Services | San Jose, California from 1968 |
| Nicholas-Bradford Organ Co. | Wrentham, Massachusetts from 1981 |
| Lance T. Nicholls | |
| W. A. A. Nicholls | |
| Nicholson | no information |
| Nichols and Simpson, Inc. | Little Rock, Arkansas from 1992 |
| Richard A. Nickerson | |
| Ed Nickerson | no information |
| Henry Niemann | |
| Burt Nilson | no information |
| Sam. Nittinger | |
| Niven and Bishop | Larry Niven and Ronald Bishop |
| Noack Organ Co. | Lawrence, Massachsetts since 1960 |
| Robert Noehren | |
| Noehren-Harris Organ Co. | no information |
| Herb Noennig | no information |
| Nolte Organ Building and Supply | no information |
| James Nord | Augusta, Georgia |
| John F. Nordlie | |
| J. F. Nordlie Co. | |
| Norman & Beard | No distinguishing information available. |
| Norman Bros. & Beard | |
| Northwest Organ Service | No distinguishing information available. |
| Lavern Norwood | Birmingham, Alabama 1950s-1980s. |
| R. Ronald Norwood | Fairhope, Alabama ca. 1960-1995. |
| F. E. Norwood and Sons | Pensacola, Florida 1960s |
| Shad Nua | Yuma, Colorado |
| John Dennett Nutter | |
| Nutter & Kittredge | |
| William Nutting, Jr. | |
| Frederick Obenhausen [Obenhauser?] | |
| William Frederick Obenhausen | |
| Gebrüder Oberlinger | |
| Obermeyer Organ Co. | Minneapolis, Minnesota from 1970s |
| J. H. & C. S. Odell & Co. | Yonkers, New York from 1940s |
| J. H. & C. S. Odell | East Hampton, Connecticut from 2002 |
| Philipp Odenbrett | |
| Odenbrett & Abler | |
| Edwin Alan Ohl Pipe Organs | Pennsylvania from 1964 |
| Mike Ohman | removed organ, Provo, Utah, 1990s |
| Wolfram Organ Co. | |
| Curt Oliver | Minneapolis, Minnesota |
| Sture Olson | No information |
| Olympic Organ Builders | |
| C. M. Oman | |
| Glen Oment | No information |
| Paul O'Neil | Seattle, Washington 1930s |
| Ontko & Young Co. | Charleston, South Carolina 1979-2000 |
| Organ Clearing House | From 1959 |
| Organcraft Associates | |
| Organ Loft | |
| Organ Service Co. | Tomahawk, Wisconsin 1980s. |
| Orgelbau Klais Bonn | |
| Jonathan Ortloff | no information |
| Gerald Orvold | Minneapolis, Minnesota 1970s-1980s |
| Michael O'Sullivan | no information |
| Paul Ott | Göttingen, Germany from 1969 |
| John W. Otto | Baltimore, Maryland 1887-1892 |
| Martin Ott Pipe Organ Co. | St. Louis, Missouri from 1973 |
| Thaddeus H. H. Outerbridge, III | Beverly, Massachusetts from 1968 |
| Barbara Owen | |
| Owner | No distinguishing information available. |
| Page Organ Co. | Defiance, Ohio ca. 1923, then Lima, Ohio until 1934. |
| Paine & Sparrow | |
| Paine & Wetmore | No distinguishing information available. |
| Elmer E. Palm | |
| Palm Brothers | |
| Phil Parkey & Associates | Atlanta, Georgia from 1990 |
| Parkmann & Greenwood | Massachusetts, ca. 1850? (No reliable information available) |
| Carl and karen Parks | |
| Bryant Gideon Parsons, Jr. | |
| Parsons Organ Co. | Succeeded Bryant G. Parsons & Son. Penfield, New York from 1979; Canadaigua, New York 1989-1995. |
| Parsons Pipe Organ Builders | Name used by Parsons Organ Co. after c. 1995. |
| Martin F. Pasi | |
| Pasi Organ Builders, Inc. | Roy, Washington from 1990s |
| William F. Patchell | Malden, Massachusetts from 1950s |
| Patterson Organ Co. | No distinguishing information available. |
| George Payne Pipe Organs | Richmond, Virginia from 1958 |
| Albert E. Pease | |
| Robert Peck | New Hampshire |
| Lauren A. Peckham | Breesport, New York 1980s |
| David Peckham | |
| Peden Organ Builders | no information |
| Peebles-Herzog | Columbus, Ohio 1974-1992 |
| Pelland Organ Co. | Derry, NH 1980's and 1990's. |
| Pels | Predecessor of Pels & van Leeuwen, 1960s |
| Pels & van Leeuwen | Waardenburg, Netherlands from 1970s |
| Pembroke | |
| H. R. Pennsyle | No information; in North Carolina 1940s |
| Peragallo Organ Co. | Patterson, New Jersey |
| Peragallo Pipe Organ Co. | Patterson, New Jersey from 1918. |
| Harley Perkins | no information |
| Michael Perrault | Chicago, Illinois |
| Peters, Weiland & Co. | Milwaukee, Wisconsin from 1972 |
| Jim Peterson | |
| David Petty & Associates | Eugene, Oregon |
| Petty-Madden | Hopewell, New Jersey, from 1978 |
| George J. Pfeffer & Son | St. Louis, Missouri early 1880s. |
| J. G. Pfeffer | Born in Germany 1823; to US/Canada 1854; established J. G. Pfeffer & Son, St. Louis 1882. |
| J. G. Pfeffer & Son | Established St. Louis, Missouri in 1882. 1809-1919 owned by Kilgen. |
| Edward Pfeifer | German by birth; New York City 1860s; Austin, Texas 1867-1904 |
| E. Pfeifer & Son | Austin, Texas 1899-1929 |
| Elsworth Phelps | Phelps & Pease of Cooperstown, New York, early 1800s. |
| Lawrence Phelps & Associates | Erie, Pennsylvania 1973-79. |
| Phoenix Organs | Peterborough, Ontario, Canada |
| George Peirce | New Bedford, Massachusetts ca. 1890-1900 |
| Henry Pilcher | [Henry Pilcher, Jr.] 1859-62; old opus nos. 39-46. 1869-71; new opus nos. 122-125. |
| Henry Pilcher [Jr.] | |
| Henry Pilcher | [Henry Pilcher, Sr.] Built organs before 1852. |
| William Pilcher & Son | Chicago 1871-73; St. Louis 1874-78. |
| William Pilcher | [William H. Pilcher] St. Louis 1858-59. Old opus nos. 29-38. |
| Wm. & Chas. H. Pilcher | Active in New Orleans, 1906-1910; |
| H. & W. Pilcher Organ Co. | 1852-58 and 1862 in St. Louis; old opus nos. 21-28 and 47-49. Also Chicago, 1863-64; old opus nos. 50-61. |
| Pilcher Brothers | Active in New Orleans, 1883-1892 |
| Pilcher Bros., Chicago | Chicago, 1866-76. Old opus nos. 71-86. Reorganized under same name, 1867-69; old opus nos. 87-95 and 119-121. 1871-73; new opus nos. 126-137. |
| Pilcher Bros. and Chant | 1864-66; old opus nos. 62-70. |
| H. Pilcher & Sons | Louisville from 1874; opus nos. 138-300 (ca.). |
| Henry Pilcher's Sons | Louisville, beginning 1891; opus nos. 301 ff. |
| Gregory Pilkington | Longmont, Colorado |
| D.F. Pilzecker & Co. | |
| Fratelli Pinchi | Italian Builder |
| Pipe Organ Artisans | No distinguishing information available. |
| Pipe Organ Builder Associates | Portland, Oregon |
| Pipe Organ Craftsmen | |
| Pipe Organ Foundation | Mercer Island, Washington from ca. 2000. |
| Pipe Organ Sales & Service | Pennsylvania ca. 1988. |
| Pipe Organ Sales & Service, Inc. | Lithonia, Georgia from 1989 |
| Pipe Organ Service Associates | William Barger and Charles L. Nix, II, Chattanooga, Tennessee 1980s |
| Pipe Organs Hawaii | |
| Pipe Organs Inc. | |
| Pipe Organ Specialties, Inc. | Laurel, Mississippi from ca. 1990 |
| H. Ronald Poll | |
| H. Ronald Poll & Associates, Inc. | Salt Lake City, Utah from 1970s |
| Louisa Pomplitz | |
| Pomplitz Church Organ Co. | August Pomplitz; Baltimore, Maryland 1850-1887 |
| Pomplitz & Rodewald | |
| Anthony Porto Co. | Brooklyn, New York 1920s |
| Potter-Rathbun | Cranston, Rhode Island 1960s-1980s |
| Praestant | |
| August Prante | |
| Henry Pratt | |
| Walter D. Price | No information |
| George B. Price | Tekonsha, Michigan 1970s |
| W. W. Price & Co. | |
| Price Pipe Organs | Detroit Michigan 1958-1983; Houston, Texas from 1983. |
| Providence Organ Inc. | |
| Puget Sound Pipe Organs | no information |
| V. D. Putten | |
| Quimby Pipe Organs, Inc. | Warrensburg, Missouri, since 1979. |
| Radeker & Kreutzer | |
| Rainbow Organ Company | Operated by Larry Stofer |
| John L. Randolph | New York (Brooklyn) from 1964. |
| Rex McKenzie Range | Dallas, Texas from late 1980s |
| Range Organ Co. | Mesquite, Texas from 1990; Dallas, Texas from 1995. |
| David Rankin and Ted Landon | Ellsworth, Kansas 2007 |
| M. P. Rathke, Inc. | Michael P. Rathke, Massachusetts, from ca. 2000 |
| Chester A. Raymond | Service firm in Princeton, New Jersey 1933-1960s. |
| Eric S. Reagan | Knoxville, Tennessee |
| Roy A. Redman (Organ Co.) | |
| Redman Pipe Organs | Fort Worth, Texas |
| William Redstone Sr. | |
| Charles Reed | |
| Earle W. Reed | Boylston, Massachusetts 1950s |
| George W. Reed | West Boylston, Massachusetts 1880s-1915. |
| Reuben Gaylord Reed | |
| G.W. Reed & Son | West Boylston, Massachusetts 1880s-1932. |
| Robert Reichert | Seattle, Washington |
| Wilson S. Reiley | |
| Henry Reinish | |
| Renaissance Pipe Organ Co. | Ann Arbor, Michigan |
| Thomas R. Rench (& Co.) | |
| A. H. Renier | |
| Martin Renshaw | No distinguishing information available. |
| M. R. Resig (Associates) | |
| Reuter Organ Co. | Founded 1920, Lawrence, Kansas. |
| Reuter-Schwarz Organ Co. | Highland, Illinois 1917. Relocated to Lawrence, Kansas 1919. Succeeded by Reuter Organ Co. 1920. |
| James & Lydia Reynolds | |
| Reynolds Associates, Inc. | Thaddeus Reynolds, Marion, Indiana from 1974. |
| Charles M. Rich | No information |
| Josiah Richards | |
| Richards, Fowkes & Co. | |
| Bill Richardson | Installed Hinners Op. 1515 (1912) in Newman UMC, Grants Pass, Oregon, in 1990 |
| Wilson Ricker | |
| Rider Pipe Organs | Minneapolis, Minnesota from 1980s |
| Joseph Ridges | |
| Rieger-Kloss | |
| Rieger Orgelbau | |
| Rieger Orgelbau | |
| Otto Rindlisbacher | |
| Rive Pipe Organ Co. (Rivé) | |
| Robert Morton | Robert Morton Organ Co., successor to California Organ Co. of Van Nuys, California. 1917-1929. |
| John Roberts | |
| Joe Roberts | No information |
| Len Roberts Organ Co. | Milwaukee |
| Thomas Robjohn | |
| Frank Robl | No distinguishing information available. |
| Roche Organ Co. | |
| Rochester Theatre Organ Society | Rochester, New York |
| Rockford Organ Co. | Rockford, Illinois in the 1950s |
| Rock Island Organ Co. | |
| Kurt E. Roderer | Established Roderer Organ Co., Evanston, Illinois ca. 1968. |
| Roderer Organ Co. | Evanston, Illinois from ca. 1968 |
| Rodgers Organ Co. (Instrument Corp.) | Hillsboro, Oregon from 1984 |
| Rodgers/Ruffati | no information |
| Henry Rodier | |
| Vince Roland | no information |
| Franklin Roosevelt | Head of Roosevelt Organ Company, New York, 1886-1893 |
| Hilborne L. Roosevelt | New York, New York 1872-1886 |
| Roosevelt | Utility name for Roosevelt organs without clear provenance/nameplate |
| Roosevelt Organ Works [Hilborne Roosevelt Organs] | Established New York, 1872 by Hilborne, Frank and Cornelius Roosevelt; branches in Philadelphia and Baltimore; closed 1893 |
| Manuel Rosales & Associates | Los Angeles, California from 1973 |
| Rosales/Glatter-Götz | |
| Parsons-Rosales Pipe Organs | |
| Rosales Pipe Organ Services | Los Angeles, California |
| Massimo Rossi | |
| R. O. Rowe Organs | Dallas Texas from c. 1980. |
| Robert S. Rowland | |
| Fratelli Ruffatti | Italian firm. |
| Charles M. Ruggles (Pipe Organs) | |
| Ruhland Organ Co. | |
| B. Rule & Co. | New Market, Tennessee from 1991 |
| Joseph D. Rulli | no information |
| Stephen J. Russell & Co. | Vermont, from 1980s |
| Roland R. Rutz (Pipe Organ Co.) | |
| Norman Ryan | |
| Geo. H. Ryder | Firm established 1870 Boston, Massachusetts. |
| M. Sagar | Moses Sagar, Leeds, England, 19th century. |
| Salem Church Organ Co. | Salem, Ohio 1895-1900 |
| Salmen Organs & Farms | David Salmen South Dakota from 1980s. |
| Thomas Prentice Sanborn | Boston, Massachusetts and Indianapolis, Indiana ca. 1870 - ca. 1903 |
| Thomas Prentice Sanborn & Son | Indianapolis, Indiana 1871-1900 |
| H. Sanders | |
| Shawn Sanders | Houston |
| John Santoianni | Durham, North Carolina |
| Luc Santoire | |
| Frank J. Sauter & Sons | Aslip, Illinois from 1980s |
| Schaedle Pipe Organ Services | Cincinnati, Ohio from 1985 |
| Bernard [Bernhard] Schaefer [Schäfer] | |
| Schaefer Organ Company | |
| B. Schaefer & Sons Co. | |
| Schantz Organ Co. | Orrville, Ohio. Established by A. J. Tschantz 1870s. This name dates from 1946. |
| Schantz | Alternate nameplate, Schantz Organ Co. |
| A. J. Schantz Sons & Co. | Orrville, Ohio. Name of firm 1892-1946 |
| Herman L. Schlicker | |
| H. L. Schlicker Company | no information |
| Schlicker Organ Co. | Buffalo, New York from 1932 |
| Alexander Schlottman | Active in Pennsylvania ca. 1800 |
| A. E. Schlueter Pipe Organ Company | Lithonia, Georgia since 1990 |
| A. E. Schlueter Pipe Organ Sales & Service | Alternate nameplate |
| Phillip Schlueter and Steven Williams | Worked in Seattle ca. 2000 |
| Johann Adam Schmahl | No distinguishing information available. |
| Matthias Schneider | |
| Schneider Pipe Organs, Inc. | Kenney, Illinois from c. 1980. |
| Schneider Orgelbau Werkstatt | Predecessor of Schneider Pipe Organs, Inc. 1976-1989 |
| Louis Schoen | |
| Art Schoenberger | New Orleans |
| Felix Fridolin Schoenstein | San Francisco, California ca. 1880-1936. |
| Lawrence L. Schoenstein | San Francisco, California |
| Leo F. Schoenstein, Sr. | San Francisco and Van Nuys, California ca. 1907-1951 |
| Otto Schoenstein | San Francisco, California. Active ca. 1910-ca. 1965. |
| Terrence P. Schoenstein | Honolulu, Hawaii |
| Felix F. Schoenstein & Sons | San Francisco, California 1877-1980s |
| Schoenstein & Co. | San Francisco, California from 1980s |
| Felix F. Schoenstein & Co. | San Francisco, California, 1960s |
| John Schreiner | |
| Schudi Organ Co. | |
| Karl Schuke | |
| Wm. Schuelke | Milwaukee, Wisconsin 1886-1940s |
| Bruce Schultz | No information |
| Mathias Schwab | |
| Schwenckedel | |
| Scultetus & Mantel | |
| Jim Sendling | Dallas, Texas |
| Severson | |
| Gideon Shamir | Israeli builder |
| Shawhan Pipe Organs | James K. Shawhan, Fort Wayne, Indiana from 1972, |
| John F. Shawhan | Saginaw, Michigan 1956-65; Chicago 1969-85. |
| Shellard & McCraith | |
| Peter Shockley | |
| Bruce Shull Organbuilder | Charleston, West Virginia 1977-81 |
| Bruce Shultz | Lansdowne, Pennsylvania 1980s |
| Siedel Organ Co. | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania from 1980s |
| Silsby & Co. | |
| Frederick Julian Simmons | |
| Wm. B. D. Simmons | Company active in Boston, 1860-1876 |
| Simmons & Fisher | |
| Simmons & McIntire | |
| Simmons & Willcox | |
| Mack Simons | no information |
| Pat Simonton | no information |
| Kenneth R. Simpson & Co. | Los Angeles, California 1964-1980s |
| Robert L. Sipe & Associates | Texas from 1972. |
| Robert L. Sipe, Inc. | Dallas, Texas 1965-68 |
| Sipe-Yarbrough | Celina, Texas 1960-64 |
| David W. Skinner Organ Co. | Bourbonnais and Manteno, Illinois, 1968 and following. |
| Ernest M. Skinner | |
| Ernest M. Skinner & Co. | Boston, 1902-1904 |
| E. M. Skinner | Boston, 1904-1919 |
| Skinner Organ Co. | Operated by E. M. Skinner, 1919-1932 |
| E. M. Skinner Co. | Operated by Carl Bassett 1960s and following. |
| The Ernest M. Skinner Co. | 1904-1919? |
| Skinner & Cole Organ Co. | Boston, Massachusetts 1903. |
| E. M. Skinner & Son | Methuen, Massachusetts 1936-43; thereafter in Reading, Massachusetts. |
| Ernest M. Skinner & Son | Methuen and Reading, Massachusetts, 1936-1949 |
| E. C. Slack | no information |
| Vladimir Slajch | no information |
| Bon R. Smith | |
| Edward H. Smith | |
| Elmore Smith | |
| Frederick W. Smith & Sons Pneumatic Organ Co. | Oakland, California 1924-1928 |
| Joseph W. Smith | |
| Wayne M. (Organs) Smith | |
| William Smith | |
| William F. Smith | |
| Jack Smith | |
| Denison Smith | |
| (Father) Bernard Smith | |
| Smith Unit Organ Co. | Operated by Frederick W. Smith, Chicago, Illinois 1921-1924 |
| Smith-Geneva | One of the names used by Geneva Organ Co., Geneva, Illinois 1924 |
| Carlton Smith Pipe Organ Restorations | No distinguishing information available. |
| John Snetzler | |
| Snyder-Neumann | no information |
| Snyder Organ Repairs | Dayton, Ohio |
| Snyder Pipe Organ Co. | Portland, Oregon |
| John H. Sole | Boston, Massachusetts 1888-1892; Reading, Massachusetts 1892-4; Fremont, Ohio 1894-1928 |
| Southfield Organ Builders | no information |
| South Island Organ COmpany | New Zealand |
| Gebr. Späth | Gebrüder Späth; Ennetach, Germany from 1862 |
| Spearman-Hawkinson, Inc. | Charlotte, North Carolina |
| Josef Speldrick | |
| Edwin A. Spencer | Pasadena, California 1921-1947 |
| Rock D. Spencer | New Hampshire, 1970s |
| W. S. Spencer | |
| Spencer Organ Co. | Waltham, Massachusetts |
| Hugo Spiker | |
| Hugo Spilker | Victoria, BC, Canada |
| Sam Sponsellar | no information |
| Wesley Spore | No Information |
| Grant Sprague | No information |
| Ludovic Christian [Ludowick Sprogell] Sprogel | |
| Spurden-Rutt Ltd. | |
| Hugo Staal | |
| Leopold Stadelman | |
| Don Stagg | no information |
| Standard Rolling Mills | |
| John C. B. Standbridge | |
| Stannke Organ Co. | Rock Island, Illinois 1930s and 1940s. |
| W. J. Staub | Syracuse, New York 1890s. |
| St. Dunstan-Art Organ Works | |
| Steele Organ Co. | Pontiac, Michigan |
| J. W. Steere | |
| Steere Organ Company | Springfield, Massachusetts ca. 1918—1921 |
| J. W. Steere & Son Organ Co. | No distinguishing information available. |
| J. W. Steere & Sons | Springfield, Massachusetts 1891-1894. |
| J. W. Steere & Son | Springfield, Massachusetts 1894-1917. |
| J. W. Steere & Son | Springfield, Massachusetts 1894-1917. |
| Steere & Turner | John S. Steere and George W. Turner, 1893-1894 |
| Steere & Turner | John W. Steere and G. W. Turner, Massachusetts, 1866-1891 |
| Adam Stein, (Organ Works) | |
| Jim Steinborn | Fort Collins, Colorado from 1993 |
| Phares L. Steiner | |
| Steiner Organs, Inc. | Cincinnati, Ohio 1959; Louisville, Kentucky 1962-68, |
| Steiner-Reck Organ Co. | Louisville, Kentucky from 1968 |
| John H. Steinkampf, Jr. | |
| Steinkampf-McKown | no information |
| G. F. Steinmeyer & Co. | Oettingen, Germany |
| Dennis Stephens | With Rappahannock Organ Co. 1990's |
| Stettner Pipe Organs | No distinguishing information available. |
| George Stevens & Co. | Massachusetts ca. 1830-1890 |
| W. S. Stevens | |
| William Stevens | |
| Geo. Stevens | See main entry. |
| Stevens & Co. | |
| Stevens & Jewett | |
| Mark Stewart | no information |
| M. Steinert & Sons | |
| Nobel M. Stidham, Jr. | |
| St. Louis Pipe Organ Co. | |
| St. Marys Pipe Organ Co. | |
| Lee Stoll Organ Co. | Oshkosh, Wisconsin from 1940s |
| Stoltz and Schwem | no information |
| Don Marshall Stone | |
| Marshall Stone | Key West, Florida |
| Stanley Stone | West Michigan |
| David M. Storey | |
| David Story | No information |
| Carl Stradtman | 1980s |
| Richard Strauss Organs | |
| Strawbridge | |
| St. Thomas Organ Co. | Gardner and Shrewsbury, Massachusetts 1970s |
| Levi U. Stuart Organs | New York City, 1860-ca. 1900. |
| William James Stuart, Jr. | |
| William J. Stuart & Bros. | Albany, New York c. 1870-1901. |
| Stuart Organ Co. | |
| Josiah Sturtevant | |
| Suid-Afrikaanse Orgelbouers | |
| Swain & Kates, Inc. | |
| Richard Swanson | |
| R. T. Swanson, Inc. | Grand Ledge, Michigan |
| Philip J. Swartz | |
| Swearingen | |
| Swem Pipe Organ Maintenance | Grand Rapids, Michigan from 1980s |
| Michael Hartmann Swinger | |
| Francis J. N. Tallman | Nyack, New York 1890s, New York City: Brooklyn after ca. 1903 |
| Tamburini | |
| Isidore Tanguay | |
| David Tannenberg | |
| Susan Tattershall, (Organs) | |
| J. C. Taylor & Co. | |
| Keith Taylor | Jefferson, Maine |
| Taylor & Boody Organbuilders | |
| Tellers-Kent Organ Co. | Erie, Pennsylvania 1918-1933 |
| Tellers Organ Co. | Erie, Pennsylvania from 1945 |
| Tellers-Sommerhoff Organ Co. | Erie, Pennsylvania 1906-cas. 1918 |
| A. R. Temple & Associates | Chicago, Illinois from 1930s |
| Temple Organ Co. | Iowa 1960s-1980s |
| Ter Hart | |
| Terrill Organ Co. | |
| Jacob Teschemacher | |
| Theis | |
| Erven Thoma | Ann Arbor, Michigan 1980s |
| Thomas R. Thomas | Palm Beach, Florida 1980s |
| Art Thompson | no information |
| A. Thompson-Allen Co. | New Haven, Connecticut from 1950s |
| Timothy Tikker | Ann Arbor, Michigan |
| Edward A. Tilton | |
| Lothrop C. Tilton | |
| Ron Tindall & Associates | R. E. Tindall, Newport News, Virginia |
| Toledo Pipe Organ Co. | Dayton, Ohio from 1943 |
| C. M. Topcliff | |
| C. M. Topliff | Rochester, New York |
| Brazillai Treat | Bristol, Connecticut 1820s-1830s. |
| James Treat & Co. | Methuen, Massachusetts 1890s; 1898 renamed Methuen Organ Co. |
| Gustav F. Treu | German immigrant. St. Louis, Missouri 1888-1931 |
| Treu Organ Co. | St. Louis, Missouri 1905-1929 |
| Rodney Trostad | No information |
| Lawrence Trupiano | |
| Robert M. Turner | Hopewell, New Jersey ca. 1970; California thereafter. |
| Philip Tyre | |
| Julius Ulbricht | |
| William E. Unbehaun | |
| United Organ Company | Perhaps a division of United Organ & Bell Co., Milwaukee, Wisconsin. |
| Unknown Builder | |
| Rev. D. Unterschultz | |
| Jan van Daalen | Dutch, founded Van Daalen Organbuilding in Minneapolis, Minnesoty in 1969. |
| Van Daalen Organbuilding | Minneapolis and Plymouth, Minnesota from 1969 |
| Cornelius Vander Stelt | No information |
| J. H. van der Veer | |
| Louis H. Van Dinter | Established by Louis Hubert Van Dinter in Mishawaka, Indiana in 1886; known as Van Dinter Pipe Organ Factory by 1893. |
| Van Vulpen | |
| Allan Van Zoeren | |
| Van Zoeren Organs | Aloha, Oregon 1980-1984; Hillsboro, Oregon from 1984. |
| Vaughan Organ Co. | Holdrege, Nebraska 1962-ca. 1980 |
| The Vaughan Co. | Holdrege, Nebraska from 1960s |
| Vaughan Keyboard Service, Inc. | Rockwall, Texas |
| Donald Jon Vaughn | no information |
| Gerrit Verkade | |
| Verlinden Organ Co. | |
| Gebrs. Vermeulen | Netherlands builder |
| Verney Organ Company | |
| Leonard Vernon | no information |
| Verscheuren | |
| Augustus Vicidomini | Italian builder, eighteenth century |
| Charles Viner | |
| Charles B. Viner | |
| Viner Organ Co. | |
| Charles Viner & Son | Buffalo, New York 1899-1930; Successor to Garret House firm |
| Jan Visage | |
| Visscher & Associates | |
| Visser & Associates | Houston, Texas from ca. 2000 |
| Visser-Rowland Associates | |
| Visser-Rowland | Alternate nameplate, Visser-Rowland Associates |
| Vocalion Co. | |
| H. H. Vogelpohl & Sons | |
| Vogelpohl & Spaeth | |
| Rudolf von Beckerath | |
| Belmont Joseph Von Jenny, (Pipe Organ Co.) | |
| Votey Organ Co. | |
| Gottlieb F. Votteler | Cleveland, Ohio 1855-1894 |
| Henry B. Votteler | Cleveland, Ohio ca. 1894-1903 |
| Votteler-Hettche Co. | Cleveland, Ohio 1903-1914 |
| Votteler-Holtkamp-Sparling | Cleveland, Ohio 1914-1951; succeeded by Holtkamp Organ Co. |
| Votteler and Siedle | Cleveland, Ohio 1850s |
| George G. Wacker | |
| E. Wadsworth | |
| Wadsworth | |
| Ronald Wahl | |
| Wahl Organbuilders | Appleton, Wisconsin from 1999. |
| E. F. Walcker & Cie. | Murrhardt-Hausen, Germany. |
| Oliver D. Walker | |
| J. W. Walker | |
| George Walker | |
| Robert Walker | no information |
| J. W. Walker & Sons | |
| J.W. Walker & Sons Ltd. | Worcester, Massachusetts from 1986 |
| Walker Technical | no information |
| Ed Wall | Indianapolis, Indiana |
| David E. Wallace | Maine from 1980s. |
| David E. Wallace & Company LLC | Maine from 1980s |
| R.W. Wallin Pipe Organs | Tacoma, Washington |
| David Walsh | |
| C.M. Walsh Pipe Organ Builders | Collingdale, Pennsylvania, est. 1995 |
| Waltham Church Organ Factory | |
| Johann Traugott Wandke | |
| Wangerin Organ Co. | |
| Wangerin-Weickhardt Co. | |
| Richard Warburton | No information |
| Charles Ward | |
| Eugene Ward | Louisville, Kentucky |
| Jack Ware | |
| Samuel Russell Warren | |
| Wayne T. Warren | Detroit, Michigan, 1980s; Florida, 1990s |
| Warren Church Organ Co. | Woodstock, Ontario, Canada from 1907 |
| S. R. Warren & Sons | |
| Washington Church Organ | Philip A. Larson, Spokane, Washington 1990s |
| Charles Wassberg | No information |
| Watersmith Pipe Organs | |
| Watters | |
| Webber & Borne Organ Builders | Louisville, Kentucky |
| Orgelbau Wech | German Builder from 2001 |
| Fred C. Weickhardt | |
| Weickhardt Organs | |
| Henry Robert Weiland | |
| Weingartner Pipe Organs | Springsboro, Ohio from 1991 |
| Friedrich Weissenborn | |
| Weiss & Turney | Worked in New York City, 1960s |
| Welte-Mignon Corporation [Welte Organ Co.] | |
| Welte Organ Co. | No distinguishing information available. |
| Welte-Tripp Organ Corporation | |
| Welte-Whalon Organ Co. | Portsmouth, Rhode Island 1940s-1960s. |
| Wendhack Organ Co. | Indian Harbor, Florida |
| Robert J. Wervey | Alliance, Ohio |
| Coe Wescott | No distinguishing information available. |
| Wesley Pipe Organ Co. | Wasco, California from 1980s |
| John Wessel Organs | Vermont, after 1950s. |
| John West | |
| Harold Westover | |
| Mark E. Wetzel | Waynesboro, Virginia ca. 1950-1970 |
| Thomas W. Whalley | Oakland, California ca. 1890; Berkeley, California 1892-1905 |
| Whalley & Genung | Oakland, California ca. 1890 |
| Raymond Whalon | |
| Scott E. Wheeler | Liberty, Tennessee from 1989. |
| Austin Wheeler | |
| E. A. White | |
| Glenn D. White | Established Olympic Organ Builders of Seattle, Washington, ca. 1968 |
| Vernon H. White Pipe Organ Services | |
| White Organ Co. | Lansing, Michigan |
| Franklin S. Whiting | |
| Robert B. Whiting | |
| Jonas Prescott Whitney | |
| Frank C. Wichlac & Associates | Chicago, Illinois 1950s. |
| Louis, John, and Adolph Wick | |
| Louis Wick Bros. | Highland, Illinois ca. 1905 |
| Wicks Organ Co. | Highland, Illinois from 1906. |
| Wicks | Highland, Illinois from 1906. (Alternate nameplate) |
| Wicks Pipe Organ Co. | |
| Wicks/Rodgers | no information |
| Jeff Daehn | no information |
| Bartholomew Weiner | |
| David Kenneth Wigton | |
| Wigton Pipe Organs | |
| Richard Wild | |
| Alfred Wild | |
| Karl Wilhelm, Inc. | St. Hyacinthe and Mont St. Hilaire, Canada from 1966 |
| Wilhelmy Organbuilders | Xavier Wilhelmy. Staunton, Virginia from 1997 |
| J. H. Willcox & Co. | John Henry Willcox, Boston (?) 1869-1872 |
| Richard Sugden Williams, (& Sons) | |
| Williams Organ Service | Robert Williams, Swampscott, Massachusetts, 1950s |
| William B. Williams | |
| J. C. Williams | New Orleans, Louisiana 1950s |
| James Williams | No distinguishing information available. |
| Williamson-Warne & Associates | Hollywood, California 1986 |
| Williams Pipe Organs | no information |
| R. S. Williams & Sons | |
| Henry Willis | |
| William M. Wilson | |
| Don Wilson | Michigan, ca. 2000 |
| J. C. Wilson and Associates | East Liverpool, Ohio |
| W. Wilson and Associates | COlorado Springs, Colorado from 1980s |
| Wilson-Bolan Organ Co. | |
| Fred W. Wimberley | |
| John Wind | |
| Philipp Wirsching | |
| Wirsching Organ Co. | |
| Wirsching-Peloubet Organ Co. | |
| Wisconsin Pipe Organ Factory | |
| Wissinger Organs | Portsmouth, New Hampshire from 1980s |
| Gerald Woehl | German builder, twentieth century |
| Kenneth Wolfe | With Casavant, 1980s |
| Hellmuth Wolff & Associés | Laval, PQ, Canada from 1968 |
| Gary Wolterman | Columbus, Montana |
| Granville Wood & Son | Detroit, Michigan 1870-84; Northville, Michigan 1884-89. |
| Granville Wood | Established Granville Wood & Son 1870 |
| Thomas Wood & Associates | Indianapolis, Indiana 1975-1980 |
| Thomas H. Wood | |
| William Wood Pipe Organ Co. | Portland, Oregon 1924-1944. |
| Wm. Wood | Portland, Oregon |
| David Woodall | Atlanta, Georgia 1930s-60s |
| James Woodberry | |
| Jesse Woodberry & Co. | Boston, Massachusetts first ca. 1900-1910. |
| Woodberry & Harris | Boston, Massachusetts 1888-1893. |
| Woodstock Organ Builders | Woodstock, Ontario, Canada 1922-1948. |
| George Wooten | |
| William M. Worden | |
| Henry Worley | Columbus, Ohio 1908-1938 |
| Rudolph Wurlitzer | |
| The Rudolph Wurlitzer Co. | Alternate Nameplate: Rudolph Wurlitzer Manufacturing Co. |
| Farny Reginald Wurlitzer | |
| Rudolph Wurlitzer Manufacturing Co. | Chicago and DeKalb, Illinois from 1856 through 1940s. |
| S. S. Hammil | |
| Wallace Yater | |
| Munetaka Yokota | |
| John Yousling | no information |
| J. Zamberlan & Co. | Wintersville, Ohio from 1999 |
| John Ziegler | |
| Zemke | |
| Ziegenfelder | Home installation, ca. 2004 |
| Stanley Ziembienske | No information |
| Cornel Zimmer Organbuilders | Denver, North Carolina from 1990s |
| Cornel Zimmer | No distinguishing information available. |
| Zimmer Organ Co. | no information |
| W. Zimmer & Sons, Inc. | Charlotte, North Carolina from 1964 |
| Jay Zoller | |
| Zollman Pipe Organ Service | Wichita, Kansas |
| Zuckerman | No information |
| William Zweifel | |
| Mid-Atlantic Organ Co. |
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