This page contains some interesting views of the Wurlitzer
factory, stock photographs of its larger band organs, and scenes
from the later T.R.T. operation.

Wurlitzer tower and esplanade, North Tonawanda,
N.Y.

Entrance to the
Wurlitzer factory

Factory grounds,
view from tower

Wurlitzer
factory in 1916

Wurlitzer factory circa 1940

Farny
R. Wurlitzer, 1883--1972

Wurlitzer
factory scene

Wurlitzer machine shop

March 1919 view of music
roll production

Late Wurlitzer
factory scene

Obituary of J.
William Tussing,
Wurlitzer's chief band
organ arranger, early
1920s to 1945
(From Tonawanda News,
July 22, 1955)

Letter referring
customer to Allan
Herschell Co.

Informing customer
of T.R.T.'s takeover
of band organ
business

T.R.T.
shop at 138
Miller Street,
North
Tonawanda

Interior
view of T.R.T.
shop

Another
view of T.R.T.
shop

Stock
of band organ
tune masters,
with bell
mechanism on
top

Ralph Tussing
arranging a
T.R.T. Style
150 tune

Obituary for
Ralph Tussing
(Son
Gordon P.
Tussing
erroneously
called Ralph
P. Tussing)

Early
Wurlitzer
Style 165 band
organ

Later
Wurlitzer
Style 165,
with C. W.
Parker name

Wurlitzer
Style 166 band
organ

Wurlitzer
Style 180 band
organ

Play-Rite
obtains
permission to
copy Wurlitzer

Q. David
Bowers and
Clĉs Friberg,
August 1972
visit to
factory