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Locations and Organs in Derby, England
All Saints’ Cathedral
All Saints’ Collegiate Church
All Saints’ Collegiate Church
Christ Church
Congregational Church
Drill Hall
Gaumont Palace
Holy Trinity
Ley’s Malleable Castings Co.
London Road Wesleyan Church
Regal Cinema
Rose Hill Wesleyan Church
St. Alkmund’s
St. Andrew’s
St. Anne’s
St. Augustine’s
St. Barnabas’
St. Chad’s
St. Christopher’s
St. George’s
St. Giles’
St. James-the-Great’s
St. John-the-Evangelist’s
St. Luke’s
St. Mary’s
St. Mary’s (R.C.)
St. Mary’s Gate Baptist Church
St. Michael’s
St. Paul’s
St. Peter’s
St. Thomas’
St. Werburgh’s
Building Status Key:
Demolished
Moved
New Use
Present
Rebuilt
Ruin
Unknown
Names for Derby, England
Leonard Baggaley
(1906-1978) (
Born
)
Reginald W. Bartle
(1874-1938) (
Born
)
Chappell Batcheler
(1822-1884) (
Died
)
E. Beck-Slinn
(1879-1936) (
Born
)
Ronald Binge
(1910-1979) (
Born
)
British Organ Blowing Co.
(
Organ blower manufacturer
)
David Cooper
(1949-) (
Born
)
John Tomlinson Corbin
(c1860-) (
Born
)
Harry Douglas
(1882-1954) (
Died
)
Theodore Drew
(1843-1900) (
Born
)
Alfred William Fletcher
(c1873-c1948) (
Born, Died, Organist
)
Percy E. Fletcher
(1879-1932) (
Born
)
J. Arthur Frost
(1887-) (
Born
)
Ian le Grice
(1946-) (
Born
)
Frank Hall
(1870-) (
Born
)
Douglas Leighton Hawkridge
(1907-) (
Born
)
Dr
John Henderson
(1945-) (
Born
)
Frederick E. Hollingshead
(1874-1907) (
Born
)
T. Capel Hullett
(1846-1906) (
Born
)
F. Maurice Jephson
(1886-1917) (
Born
)
William J. Kempton
(1843-1904) (
Lived
)
Peter Kilby
(1916-) (
Organist
)
Stephen Layton
(1966-) (
Born
)
George Leake
(1859-1928) (
Born
)
Edith L. Mc Knight
(1861-) (
Organist
)
John Marson
(1932-2007) (
Born
)
Midland Electric Rotary Blowing Co.
(
Organ blower manufacturer
)
Sydney Morecroft
(1906-1963) (
Born, Organist
)
Richard Henry Orton
(1940-2012) (
Born
)
A. C. Prowse
(1874-c1961) (
Died
)
Alastair Stout
(1975-) (
Born
)
Henry Taylor
(1859-) (
Born
)
William Henry Tutt
(1847-1918) (
Died
)
H. A. Wheeldon
(1864-1923) (
Born
)
William Wolfgang Woodward
(1822-1882) (
Died, Organist
)
(
Names not already included in sub-pages
)
Biographical Dictionary of the Organ