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Model 38 Ruth Organ in Myrtle Beach, Florida
By William Griswold Jr.

Hello fellow MMDers,  I have to ask about my favorite organ in the
world, since I grew up listening to it many times, and it's the first
band organ I ever heard.  I saw a photo that would hint to a recent
restoration of the instrument within the last several years -- at least
of the facade.

My biggest concern is whether it is still playing 96-key book music
or if it has been converted to play something else.  Does anyone have
any information regarding this?  Or can they point me in the direction
I need to turn to get information about it?  I think Max was
maintaining it, but I'm not sure.  I'm also wondering what will happen
to the organ if in fact the park does get redeveloped.

Here is a link to a photo that I found on the Internet:
http://home.coastergrotto.com:8080/photo.jsp?pic=199p12.jpg

It looks like I'll have to plan a trip to Myrtle Beach to hear it after
I return from the Bumbling Bruder Tour.

Musically,

Bill Griswold Jr.
Oxford, Connecticut


(Message sent Mon 8 Nov 2004, 02:37:25 GMT, from time zone GMT-0500.)

Key Words in Subject:  38, Beach, Florida, Model, Myrtle, Organ, Ruth

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