We would like to make you aware of the availability of our fully restored 4 Manual, 38 Rank Wurlitzer Theater Pipe Organ.  We will soon be permanently relocating to Oregon for our remaining years to be closer to our daughter and her family.

Here's an unusual opportunity to acquire a recently rebuilt concert-ready Wurlitzer Theater Pipe Organ as a free donation. All we need is to find the right venue.  A few examples include a civic or school auditorium, performing arts center, church, concert hall, or a movie theater.  Can you suggest another place for us to try?

Would you like to learn more?  This historic instrument is fully described with many documented pictures at its website. Click  Listen  on the menu bar to select and listen to streaming audio from a variety of in-concert recordings.

The recently restored 4/38 Hardman Studio Wurlitzer is available for free donation to a responsible organization having an appropriate acoustical environment with sufficient seating capacity, where it can be seen, played, and heard in performance on a regular basis, and where proper security, long term care and maintenance are assured.  Geographically it should be located near a recognized musically interested audience for attendance support.

Please tell us about your ideas for a suitable venue where this beautiful concert-ready instrument can share its exciting music with others.

We would appreciate hearing your thoughts and suggestions on how we can announce and publicize its availability to anyone else who might be aware of an appropriate space in the geographic area where they live.  You are invited to pass this on to others.

Thank you for your consideration, and thank you for trying to help us!

Sincerely,     Mildred and Jack Hardman,   Great Falls, Virginia