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The Minneapolis Auditorium, as it appeared in 1928.
| City, State | Minneapolis, MN |
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| Location | Minneapolis Auditorium |
| Builder | W.W. Kimball Company |
| Year Built | 1928 |
| Opus Number | KPO 7030 |
| Size (man/ranks) | V/IV/123 |
| Extant | Yes |
| Condition | In storage/partially installed |
| History | This organ is actually two organs, a V/122 concert organ and a IV/24 unit theatre organ. Addition of two mixture stops by M.P. Möller in 1957. When the auditorium was demolished in 1987, plans called for the instrument to be reinstalled in the new convention center. However, the project failed due to financial problems and was never finished. The organ remains in situ in it's chambers at the Minneapolis Convention Center. |
| Organists | Dedicated by Lynwood Farnum & Eddy Dunsteader |
| Stoplist | Click here for stoplist |
| Links | Pictorial tour of the Kimball Organ |
| Other Info | OHS Citation The city defaulted on the contract, and Kimball was never fully paid for the organ. |