Organ, ca. 1913

Pump Organ Style 256 #102028

Pump Organ Style 256 #102028

Name/Title

Organ, ca. 1913

Entry/Object ID

2020-1

Description

Lazarri organ Wood organ with foot pedals covered in a tapestry material some carvings on the sides and front. Has a cover to open and close over the keys and knobs. style 256 #102028

Context

"According to the old family stories, this organ was brought to Tontitown by the Ursuline Sisters about 1914 through 1923. It was used in the convent and for a short time it was the first organ for the first church of St. Joseph in Tontitown but was replaced by a more powerful organ. Once the Ursuline Sisters left Tontitown, they gave the organ to Aunt Angela Lazzari in Tontitown. It was in her possession until she was moved to a nursing home in Paris, Arkansas, near her brother, Fr. Robert Lazzari of Subiaco. At that time, my late brother Anthony Lazzari took the organ to his home in St. Louis, Missouri and kept it until his untimely death in 1995. The organ has been in my home since then 1995-2020."-- Margaret Dean Lazzari

Collection

OBJECTS

Category

organ
keyboard instrument, Musical Instruments, Musical T&E, 06: Tools and Equipment for Communication

Made/Created

Manufacturer

Mason and Hamlin Organ Company

Dimensions

Height

40 in

Width

42 in

Depth

21 in

Relationships

Related Person or Organization

Person or Organization

Ursuline Sisters, Joseph and Josephine Lazzari Family

Related Places

Place

Building

(1900 - 1934) St. Joseph's Church "wooden church"

Religious Campus

St. Joseph's Church Grounds

City

Tontitown

County

Washington County

State/Province

Arkansas

Country

United States

Continent

North America

Place

Religious Campus

St. Joseph's Convent

City

Tontitown

County

Washington County

State/Province

Arkansas

Country

United States

Continent

North America

Update Date

April 9, 2026