You do not have to own or play a theatre organ to be a part of our club, but we do have some members who do! Some of our members open their homes or shops for us to have socials. Another advantage of being a DTOS member is being able to see some of these organs with other enthusiasts!
Our DTOS Members’ Organs
Discover the story of Gary Bieck’s 3/19 Wurlitzer, from its origins in New York theaters to its restoration and installation at home in Wisconsin.
Explore Gary Klechowitz’s 2/11 Wurlitzer theatre organ, featuring a historic console from the Sheboygan Theatre and pipes from several sources.
Discover the story of John Cornue and his remarkable 4/31 pipe organ, from a dream in his father’s shop to a four-manual, 31-rank instrument.
The Organ Piper has been a staple for many people in the greater Milwaukee area. This restaurant combines great food and music in one place. They have collaborated closely with Dairyland for years.
Explore Ryan Jonas’s 3/12 Wurlitzer theatre organ, featuring a historic console from the El Capitan Theatre in San Francisco
Members Organs We Remember
Below are post of organs that were owned by DTOS members that are no long intsalled. We keep this information as a record of history for these organs.
Learn about the history of the Fred Hermes 5/34 Wurlitzer organ, which was previously located in his Basement Bijou. Fred’s organ is now in storage, pending restoration and awaiting a new home.
If you are a member and want your organ on this page, let us know!