St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Fort Wayne, Indiana
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church is the second oldest Lutheran congregation in Indiana, having organized in 1837. They have occupied land in Fort Wayne since 1839, and dedicated the magnificent structure they currently call home in 1905. The organ began life as a Bennet organ in 1909 and was rebuilt in 1942 by Austin Organs. Austin returned in 1981 to add several ranks to the instrument.
Our work for St. Paul’s included:
- Cleaning of pipework and chests.
- Renovation of the console, retaining the overall Austin look while fitting it with a state-of-the-art Syndyne system.
- Re-packing stoppers and capped pipes as needed.
- When all pipe work was completed, the organ was completely tuned.
