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Rollerland Rink - 4/8 Robert Morton
Renton, Washington
Organ installation timeframe: 1946-1963 |
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Balcom & Vaughan four-manual console
 
Rollerland was built and operated until 1955 by the late PSTOS member Bert Lobberegt.
 
Balcom & Vaughan installed the instrument in 1946 and was their opus 425. The organ was a combination of parts from other instruments, primarily the 2/16 Robert Morton from Seattle's Pantages (Palomar) Theatre.
 
The instrument was lost in a fire at the rink in July 1963.
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