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Starting from humble beginnings, the business gradually outgrew successive
temporary and rented buildings, until 1988 when the current complex was begun.
Today, the A. E. Schlueter Pipe Organ Company enjoys one of the most modern
production facilities in the Eastern United States. These facilities
provide our staff with the space needed to serve our customers and support our
sales, repair, and organ-building activities. Our facility provides over
18,000 square feet of space with an acclimatized voicing room, wiring room,
dedicated drafting and engineering spaces, a large storage warehouse, and a
spacious main work room where entire instruments can be built and tested.
The most recent addition to the current complex is the new storage facility.
The new building stands over thirty feet high and can accommodate what has
become the largest pipe organ storage warehouse in the Eastern United
States. We have over seven hundred and fifty ranks of pipework in storage.
This building gives us the capability to store entire instruments for extended
periods of time. A portion of the new storage facility was set aside for
the erection of new instruments, taking advantage of the tall ceiling height.
Dustin Carlisle building a curtain valve for a
new reservoir.
Michael DeSimone building a new reservoir shell.
Preparing chest components for assembly.