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The Lancastrian Theatre Organ Trust UK Charity number 261487
Help us to preserve the craftsmanship and traditions of yesterday for the generations of tomorrow |
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Welcome to The Lancastrian Theatre Organ Trust's web site
We do hope that you will enjoy browsing its pages to find out about the Trust and many more interesting
information on the Theatre Organ world in general
A quick click on any of the above categories will take you to the required page and other related pages
The Annual General Meeting of the Trust for all LTOT members will be held at The Plaza Super Cinema
Mersey Square, Stockport, on Saturday 21st November 2026 at 11-00am - Doors at 10-45am
Followed at 12-00 noon by a public concert - Full details below
FREE Admission

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Theatre Organ Heritage Centre and Museum - Closure
After 20 years of presenting concerts and events at the Heritage Centre and Museum
featuring the Wurlitzer and Compton Theatre Organs, the venue will be permanently closed from the 5th July 2026.
The Trustees would like to place on record their appreciation and thanks to all the Officers and Volunteers who,
over the last 20 years, had the foresight to achieve the long held wish of The Lancastrian Theatre Organ Trust
to have its own headquarters and installed Theatre Organs.
Click here for more information on this venue
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Stockport Wurlitzer Update
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Update With the co-operation and support of Stockport MBC, extensive work has now commenced on repairing the roof above the organ chamber. This will take us into the beginning of 2027. On completion of this work, which includes repairing the plasterwork inside the chamber, work will then start on repairing the damaged organ components caused by water ingress
Keep up to date by logging onto the website, or visit the Trust's Facebook page
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