Ernest M. Skinner

1866–1960 (age 94)

Organ Builder

Biography

Ernest M. Skinner was a master organ builder whose craftsmanship shaped the tonal character of sacred and concert halls across the nation. His devotion to quality and innovation brought monumental instruments to life, enhancing worship and performance spaces alike.

He rests at Woodland Cemetery, where the music he helped create continues to echo through the halls of churches and theaters that still play on his instruments.

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