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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 May 15, 2008 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 |
|---|---|
| Aadland Pipe Organ Co. | Valley Spring, SD from 1980s |
| 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 | |
| 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 | |
| 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. |
| Charles Anderson | |
| 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. |
| Thomas Appleton | |
| Thomas P. Archer | |
| George Astor | |
| ATOS Members | ATOS Chapter |
| George Ashdown Audsley | |
| Aug. Prante & Sons | Louisville, Kentucky 1895-1901 |
| Aultz-Kersting | No distinguishing information available. |
| 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 |
| 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. |
| Charles B. Beaudry | Massachusetts 1886 ff. |
| Philip A. Beaudry & Co. | Sommerville, Massachusetts 1965-75; Lowell, Massachusetts 1976 ff. |
| Bechenholdt | |
| 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. |
| 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 | |
| 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 | |
| Bergstrom & Co. | John Eric Bergstrom, San Francisco, California, ca. 1875-1900. |
| 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 |
| M. L. Bigelow & Co. | Provo, Utah 1978; American Fork after 1984. |
| Bishop Organ Co. | Wakefield, Massachusetts 1990s; Arlington, Massachusetts ca. 2000 |
| Ronald C. Bishop Co. | Maplewood, New Jersey 1980s; Westville, New York 1990s |
| Lyle W. Blackinton & Associates | 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. |
| Bill Blunk | no information |
| Blythe & Kennedy | |
| Edgar Atkinson Boadway & Co. | Active 1985 ff. |
| 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 | |
| Jesse (Jack) Bookhardt, Jr. | no information |
| 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 | |
| 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. |
| Mervin Brown | No information |
| 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 | |
| Anthony A. Bufano | Operated firm in New York City, 1987-1994 |
| Joseph Buffington | |
| Buhl Organ Co. | Utica, New York from 1926 |
| Joseph Ferdinand Bulitschek | |
| Julian E. Bulley Pipe Organs | Dayton, Ohio from 1906 |
| Bunn=Minnick Co. | Columbus, Ohio from 1970s. |
| Burdett | No information |
| Burger & Schafer | Findlay, Ohio 1970s |
| J. David Burger | |
| 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. |
| 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. |
| 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 Frères Ltée. | |
| Casavant Frères | Nameplate and firm name after 2001. |
| 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. |
| 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 Organ Co. | Edison, New Jersey from 1954; Plainfield, New Jersey. |
| Nigel Church | |
| 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 |
| Jeremy Cooper | |
| Cooper, Gill & Tomkins | Pretoria, South Africa 1930s |
| Corrie & Hubie | |
| Henry John [James Henry] Corrie, (& Co.) | |
| Thomas H. Cotner | Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. |
| Kenneth Coulter | |
| Robert I. Coulter - Organbuilder | Atlanta, Georgia from 2003 |
| Henry Crabb | Flatbush, New York 1838-1860. |
| Peter Crisafulli | |
| Bill Crouch | |
| 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 |
| Darrow Pipe Organ Service | Sioux City, Iowa 1987. |
| Clele D'Autrey | Portland, Oregon 1980s |
| Robert L. David | Chicago, Illinois/ Houston, Texas from 1980 |
| Davis & Ferris | |
| William Henry Davis | |
| William J. Davis | |
| William H. Davis & Son | |
| A. & J. Dayton | |
| Louis Debierre | |
| John DeCamp | |
| Peter Dederichs | Detroit, Michigan 1840s |
| Wimmial 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 | |
| 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 | |
| Dobson Pipe Organ Builders | |
| Doerfler Pipe Organ Company | Ohio from 1960s |
| John W. Dolan | no information |
| Conrad Doll | |
| Robert Dommer | |
| Thomas Donahue | |
| A. Eugene Doutt | South Dakota, 1980s. |
| John Dower and Company | Lincolnton, North Carolina from 1989 |
| Joseph Downer | |
| Ralph Downes | no information |
| Craig P. Doyle | |
| Harry A. Dresser | |
| Watson Duchemin | |
| Brantley A. Duddy | Cedars, Pennsylvania 1970s-80s. |
| Duddy | No information |
| 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.) | |
| Grant Edwards | No information |
| Eifert & Stoehr | |
| William J. Ellenberger | Ohio, 1980s |
| Thomas Elliot | |
| Vernon S. Elliott | Chraleston, South Carolina from 1950s; with Ontko & Young 1980s-1990s. |
| Elsener Organ Works, Inc. | Deer Park, New York |
| Francis [Franz] Xavier Engelfried | |
| 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 |
| Harry Essen | Buffalo, New York from ca. 1910 |
| Estey Organ Co. | Firm established 1872; Pipe organs manufactured 1901-1959. Brattleboro, Vermont |
| Estey Organ Corporation | no information |
| William Evans | |
| 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 |
| Vic Ferrer | San Francisco, California. |
| Ferris & Stuart | New York City, 1858-1860. |
| Richard M. Ferris, (& Co.) | |
| Philip Feyring | |
| Zeno Fideli | |
| Firth & Hall | |
| 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 | |
| J. Fluette | |
| Foley-Baker Inc. | Bolton, Connecticut 1968-84. |
| George T. Foot [Foote] | |
| Samuel Forest | |
| Forster & Andrews | Hull, England ca. 1850-1900. |
| James T. Fort | |
| Joseph Foster | |
| 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 | |
| Fritzsche Organ Co. | Allentown, Pennsylvania from 1932. |
| Paul Fritts & Co., Organbuilders | Tacoma, Washington from 1990. |
| Fritts-Richards Organ Builders | |
| R. Byard Fritts | Washington State, 1950s-1960s. |
| Paul Fritts | Tacoma, Washington |
| Carl Fudge | |
| Alfred Führer | |
| Josiah Furbish | |
| Fred Furst | York, Pennsylvania 1940s-60s |
| Thomas Gagin | No information |
| James Galvin | |
| William P. Gardner | |
| Dan Garland | |
| James Raymond Garner (Associates) | |
| Marc Garnier | |
| 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 | |
| Gilbert & Butler | |
| Charles R. Gill | |
| Fred Gillis | |
| Robert Gladden | Audubon, New Jersey 1980s |
| Rudolph Glatz | |
| Glück Orgelbau | New York, New York from ca. 1985. |
| Sebastian M. Glück | |
| Glück Pipe Organ Builders | New York City from 1995. |
| Halbert Gober | |
| Harold L. Godshalk | |
| 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 |
| 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. |
| 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 |
| Paul W. Gunzelmann | |
| August F. Gunzinger | |
| Guzowski & Steppe | Fort Lauderdale, Florida from 1980s |
| 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 | |
| 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. |
| 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. |
| H. C. Harrison | Portland, Maine 1898-1920s. |
| L. C. Harrison & Co. | Lewis Condit Harrison, 1890s to c. 1915. |
| Harrison & Harrison | English organ building firm. |
| Greg Harrold, (Organbuilders) | |
| 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.) | |
| Alexander Heckert | |
| Lemuel Hedge | |
| Richard Hedgebeth | Stuart Organ Co., Springfield, Aldenville, and Chicopee, Massachusetts 1972-1984 |
| Robert Heilbuth | |
| Heissler | |
| 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 |
| Henderson-Wilson | |
| John Hendriksen | Pembroke, Massachusetts from 1979 |
| Charles Hendrickson | Mankato, Montana 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 |
| Hill & Son Norman & Beard | |
| 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. | |
| 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 | |
| George Greenleaf Hook | |
| Hook & Hastings | Name of the Boston firm from ca. 1881. |
| Hook-Hastings Co. | Later nameplate form of 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 | |
| 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. |
| Gregor Hradetzky | |
| Gerhard Hradetzky | |
| John Huening | Brandon, Florida from 1990s |
| Herbert L. Huestis | Seattle, Washington and Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, from ca. 1988. |
| Dana Hull | |
| Humphries Organ Co. | No distinguishing information available. |
| A. Hunter | |
| S. L. Huntington & Co. | Stonington, Connecticut from 1988 |
| 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 Hutchngs | 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 | |
| Michael Israel | |
| Jackson Pipe Organ Co. | |
| Alan T. Jackson | |
| James Jackson (& Son) | |
| O. Jacques | |
| O. Jacques | |
| Daniel Jaeckel Inc. | Duluth, Minnesota from ca. 1978 |
| Rudolph Janke | |
| 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 | |
| Kajkowski Family Organs | |
| Kanawha Organ Works | |
| Joel Kantner | |
| 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 | |
| Bradley Kerns | |
| Kershaw Organ Co. | |
| Roston Kershaw | |
| E. Kessler | |
| Charles Kilgen & Son | St. Louis 1939-1943. |
| Henry C. Kilgen | Firm established in St. Louis, Missouri, early 1870s; intermittent information through 1905 |
| Geo. Kilgen & Son | Firm established by George Kilgen, St. Louis, Missouri, 1873; "& Son" added in 1886; firm dissolved in 1939 |
| 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 |
| 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. |
| R. Ross King Co. | Fort Worth, Texas, beginning in 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 | |
| Darwin Klug | |
| Klug & Schumacher | |
| 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. |
| Thomas H. Knollin | |
| Koehnken & Co. | |
| Koehnken & Grimm | |
| Alex Koeline | |
| 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 | |
| Ronald Kraft Organ Service | Riverside, California 1980s. |
| N. P. Kraig | |
| 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 |
| 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. | |
| Laukhuff | |
| James Lawbaugh | |
| Lawless & Associates | Lake Ridge, Virginia from 1960s. |
| 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 |