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The parish takes its name from the name of a
small hamlet, which has become the district of
Placentia; it encompasses the part of the 13th,
14th and 15th arrondissements between the
fortifications and the old perimeter wall.
Installed in a temporary room at 97 West
Street, the parish quickly expanded. In May
1864, the city agreed to build a temple that
was inaugurated in 1879.
1850 - Suret (?) (1)
1946 - Costa-Duval (3)
1973 - Daniel Kern (6)
1984 - Barberis (6)
II/15 (11) - mechanical traction -
stoplist
E6
It is an instrument originally built by Suret, around 1850. It
originally consisted of 6 stops.
Around 1946, Costa rebuilt the organ while reusing the original
material, bringing the organ to 13 stops.
Works were done by Picaud, Daniel Kern and Barberis.
Organs of Paris
ORGANS OF PARIS © 2026 Vincent Hildebrandt
E6
It is an instrument originally built by Suret, around 1850. It
originally consisted of 6 stops.
Around 1946, Costa rebuilt the organ while reusing the
original material, bringing the organ to 13 stops.
Works were done by Picaud, Daniel Kern and Barberis.
1850 - Suret (?) (1)
1946 - Costa-Duval (3)
1973 - Daniel Kern (6)
1984 - Barberis (6)
II/15 (11) - mechanical traction -
stoplist
