Estey Organ Museum

The Engine House of the historic Estey Organ Company factory houses an impressive collection of pipe, electronic and especially reed organs manufactured by Estey between 1850 and 1960. Estey dominated the reed organ market largely due to the company’s innovations in both design and marketing. The Museum showcases early Estey melodeons, ornately carved organs for the home and chapel, a cutaway reed organ showing how it works, diminutive children’s organs, and folding travel organs. Come walk through a pipe organ, learn about a significant slice of Brattleboro’s history, and play your favorite tunes on instruments that retain their heavenly tone years after their creation. Accessible; free parking. Admission by donation, suggested amount $10 per adult non-member (members free); allow 30 minutes for your visit.