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Organizers have set up a 501(3)(c) non-profit corporation in the state of Vermont for the purposes of building this museum in the historic slate-sided factory buildings that still stand. We hope you will get involved in this noble effort to preserve the instruments, the history, the stories, and the music, of all those touched by Estey organs. Engine House
Gallery- Schedule Ned Phoenix Organ Bees
- Reed Organ Repair Workshops Museum visits also available by special arrangement. New Article on the Estey Children's Organs Valerie Abrahamsen has written an article called The Children’s Organs of Estey Organ Company that explores the small, fully-functional reed organs built for children by Estey. Help Continue To Build The Estey Organ Museum The Engine House is just the beginning. Please take a look at our Vision Statement (pdf) to find out about our long-term plans. You can help us make the full Estey Organ Museum a reality here in Southern Vermont. There are many ways to get involved:
Do You Own An Estey? If you're lucky enough to already own an Estey Organ, of whatever vintage, be sure to visit our Organs pages for additional information. Note: we do not do appraisals or repairs.
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A new museum is underway, dedicated
to the history and contributions of the Estey Organ Company of Brattleboro,
Vermont. The company was world-known for manufacturing reed, pipe,
and electronic organs and operated for nearly a century.
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