James Jepson Binns

An organ by Binns in St Aidan's Church, Leeds, 1896

James Jepson Binns (c. 1855–11 March 1928)[1] was a pipe organ builder based in Leeds, West Yorkshire, England.[2]

Binns was born in Burnley, Lancashire and was married twice - firstly, on 12 March 1883, to Frances Mary Neville Collins and secondly, in September 1919, to Marion Eva Cuff.[1]

Organs

Pipe organs at the following locations were either built or rebuilt by James Jepson Binns or his JJ Binns company. A number of these buildings have been demolished and the organs broken up or destroyed. Many original Binns organs in this list have been subsequently rebuilt by other organ builders.

References

  1. 1 2 "The Binns Family: James Jepson BINNS (I4059)". thebinnsfamily.org.uk. 1 August 2013. Retrieved 24 October 2013.
  2. Jackson, Kenneth C. (2002). "James Jepson Binns : a Yorkshire organ-builder". Yorkshire Archaeological Journal (Maney) 74: 235–45. ISSN 0084-4276.
  3. "National Pipe Organ Register entry for Nottinghamshire, Nottingham Albert Hall, Derby Road [N01509]".
  4. "National Pipe Organ Register entry for Lincolnshire, Stamford All Saints [N14342]".
  5. "Lancashire (Manchester, Greater), Patricroft Christ Church, Liverpool Road [R01766]".
  6. "National Pipe Organ Register entry for Sussex (Sussex, West), Worthing Christ Church [N15650]".
  7. "National Pipe Organ Register entry for Northumberland (Tyne and Wear), Newcastle upon Tyne St. Thomas, Haymarket [N04095]".
  8. "National Pipe Organ Register entry for Yorkshire, West Riding (Yorkshire, West), Pudsey--Fulneck, Moravian Church [R00791]".
  9. "National Pipe Organ Register entry for Gilcomston South Church".
  10. "National Pipe Organ Register entry for Northumberland (Tyne and Wear), Newcastle upon Tyne--Jesmond, Clayton Memorial Church, (Jesmond Parish Church), Eskdale Terrace [N14888]".
  11. "National Pipe Organ Register entry for Oxfordshire, Oxford Jesus College Chapel, Turl Street [N11028]".
  12. "National Pipe Organ Register entry for Oxfordshire, Oxford Jesus College Chapel, Turl Street [N12384]".
  13. "National Pipe Organ Register entry for Middlesex (London, Greater), Holborn Kingsway Hall, 75 Kingsway [N16549]".
  14. "national Pipe Organ Register entry for Cambridgeshire, Cambridge Queens' College Chapel [N05221]".
  15. St Aidan's Leeds The Organ
  16. "National Pipe Organ Register entry for Cheshire, Barrow, Great St. Bartholomew [D08213]".
  17. "National Pipe Organ Register entry for Hampshire (Isle of Wight), Ventnor St. Catherine [N09734]".
  18. "St Dunstan's Cathedral".
  19. St. George's Organ
  20. "National Pipe Organ Register entry for Cheshire, Frodsham St. Lawrence [H00016]".
  21. "National Pipe Organ Register entry for Nottinghamshire, Norwell St. Laurence [N13611]".
  22. "National Pipe Organ Register entry for Cheshire, Astbury St. Mary, Village Centre [N04306]".
  23. "National Pipe Organ Register entry for Cheshire, Chester St. Paul [N04290]".
  24. "National Pipe Organ Register entry for Yorkshire, West Riding (Yorkshire, West), Leeds--Armley, St. Bartholomew, Wesley Road [N02809]".
  25. "National Pipe Organ Register entry for Yorkshire, West Riding (Yorkshire, North), Harrogate St. Peter, Cambridge Street [N02913]".
  26. "National Pipe Organ Register entry for Yorkshire, West Riding (Yorkshire, North), Harrogate St. Peter, Cambridge Street [N02914]".
  27. "National Pipe Organ Register entry for Yorkshire, West Riding (Yorkshire, North), Harrogate St. Peter, Cambridge Street [N01463]".
  28. "National Pipe Organ Register entry for Yorkshire, West Riding (Yorkshire, North), Harrogate St. Peter, Cambridge Street [E01076]".
  29. "National Pipe Organ Register entry for Staffordshire, Stoke-on-Trent St. Peter ad Vincula [A00301]".
  30. "National Pipe Organ Register entry for Staffordshire, Stoke-on-Trent St. Peter ad Vincula [N04881]".
  31. "National Pipe Organ Register entry for Staffordshire, Leek Westwood Hall [E00286]".
  32. "National Pipe Organ Register entry for Staffordshire, Stone Residence of H.J. Johnson, Oulton Rocks [N05025]".
  33. "Israel Organ Society List of Organs".
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