Boardwalk Hall, situated on Atlantic City’s famed boardwalk, holds the largest organ in the world. It was built by the Midmer – Losh Organ Company of Merrick, NY between 1929 and 1932.

ATLANTIC CITY — The Historic Organ Restoration Committee has published a recording of Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall’s Midmer-Losh pipe organ — the largest musical instrument ever constructed ...

The Boardwalk Hall pipe organ, in Atlantic City, NJ, the largest musical instrument in the world, will be played at the Miss America Pageant after being silent for over 40 years.

Marlboro Township resident Fred Oyster is leading an effort to restore and rebuild organ pipes from what is reputed to be the largest musical instrument in the world.

Tasked with filling the large Boardwalk Hall auditorium with its sound, the organ is also the loudest musical instrument ever constructed. The wind pressure that bellows through the instrument’s pipes ...

Boardwalk Hall is home to the largest and loudest instrument in the world, the historic pipe organ. Fans will be in for a real treat as organist Dr. Steven Ball will play the organ live during a ...

Other than church, the pipe organ is often perceived as belonging in horror movies. But there’s more to the instrument that spans most musical genres.

The Midmer-Losh organ is one of two organs in Boardwalk Hall and it's not only the largest organ in the world, it's also the largest instrument ever made. There are more than 30,000 pipes that ...

The Wanamaker instrument has more ranks, but the Atlantic City instrument has more pipes overall — by a lot. However, experts are reluctant to call the Boardwalk Hall organ the largest, because it has ...

ATLANTIC CITY >> It’s described as the largest musical instrument in the world, yet an audience can barely see it. The historic organ at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City boasts more than 33,000 ...

Eleven million dollars in private and public donations are needed to finish the job.

But before the main festivities begin, the world's most powerful instrument, the pipe organ, will be reintroduced to the community and bring its enchanting range of sounds to Boardwalk Hall.