The making of an English organ builder: John Nicholson of Worcester

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The Nicholsons’ origins in organ building started in 1765. Later, Richard Nicholson (1788-1861) sent his oldest son John (1815-95) to Worcester, where he founded a business whose output represents some of the finest and, at times, the most adventurous of Victorian organ-building. By James Berrow. Hardback 464 pages.

Supplementary material:

• Nicholson Supplementary Section A
• Nicholson Supplementary Section B
• Nicholson Supplementary Section C
• Nicholson Supplementary Section D
• Nicholson Supplementary Section E
• Nicholson Supplementary Section F