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George Fincham (20 August 1828 – 21 December 1910) was an organ builder active in Australia. Fincham was born in London; his father (Jonathan George Fincham) and grandfather were both organ builders and so it is not surprising he practised this trade himself. He was apprenticed in 1842–49 to the London organ builder Henry Bevington, and then worked as a foreman for James Bishop & Son. Fincham emigrated to Australia in 1852 and started working as an organ tuner and repairer 113 Queen Street in Melbourne. In 1853 he went to the diggings at Ballarat. He returned to Melbourne in 1854 and worked as a builder on the Spencer Street railway station. Within ten years of his arrival in Australia he had raised sufficient funds to equip a workshop and buy stock to begin organ building as George Fincha

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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Royal Exhibition Building Perth Australian pipe organ builders Melbourne Frankston, Victoria George William Torrance Australian companies established in 1862 London St Mary Star of the Sea, West Melbourne Colonial Exhibition of Semarang Australia Ballarat Pipe organ building companies Brisbane Adelaide Henry Bevington Companies disestablished in 2006 Sydney St Kilda Town Hall St. Patrick's Cathedral, Melbourne Musical instrument manufacturing companies of Australia Manufacturing companies established in 1862 Pipe organ Pipe organs Southern Cross railway station Masterpiece Malvern Presbyterian Church, Melbourne List of organ builders
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