Links
Here is a list of some of our favorite links:
American Theatre Organ Society: Dedicated to the preservation of a unique art form -- the theatre pipe organ and its music.
Susquehanna Theatre Organ Society: Dedicated to the preservation and promotion of Theater Organs and to their use in musical performances. Proudly supporting the Mighty Wurlitzer Pipe Organ at the Capitol Theater in York, PA
Strand-Capitol Performing Arts Center: Home of the 3/20 WurliTzer Theatre Pipe Organ maintained by SVTOS
Dickinson Theatre Organ Society: Home of the renowned 3/66 Kimball theatre pipe organ, one of the largest and best-maintained theatre organs in the world. We've been attending concerts at DTOS since 1970.
Connecticut Valley Theatre Organ Society : ATOS chapter of our friends in Connecticut and owners of the 3/15 Marr & Colton in the Thomaston Opera House and the 3/13 Austin in Shelton High School
The Theatre Organ Home Page: Source of all kinds of information pertaining to the theatre pipe organ
Organ Historical Society : A great source for theatre pipe organ compact discs that can be found here
WurliTzer Opus List: Database containing information about WurliTzer organs. Information about Opus 501 can be found here
Cinema Treasures: A website containing information about theatres. Information about the Lafayette Theatre can be found here
Arndt Organ Supply Company: Source for theatre organ replacements parts
The Backyard Woodshop: Home of "Old World Craftmanship" furniture restoration and refinishing, where our console was beautifully restored to its original mahogany finish
Columbia Organ Leathers: Our source for high quality organ leather and also home to Columbia Organ Works
Organ Supply Industries, Inc.: Source for theatre organ replacement parts
R. J. Brunner & Co.: A full service pipe organ building, rebuilding, and service company located near Lancaster, PA, and our source for pipe repair and replacement parts
Hesco Incorporated: A leading custom injection molding and engraving supplier to the pipe organ industry since 1950