1751–1802
York Street, 1759–64
Parliament Street, 1764–73
Ranelagh, [1766?] 1774–78
40 Cuffe Street, 1779–89
11 Linen Hall Street, c. 1789–93
10 South Anne Street, 1794–1802
Son of Philip Hollister.
Listed in the Dublin Directories as 'harpsichord maker'.
In 1751 'Messrs. Hollister and Son' built a new organ for the French chapel in St Patrick's Cathedral, indicating that Philip had taken William Castles into partnership at this date. He succeeded his father Philip in his appointment to maintain the organs in St Patrick's Cathedral in 1760.
Also active as an impresario, most notably at Ranelagh Gardens, which he opened in 1768 (Boydell, 'Music, 1700–1850').
Built
Installed
Tuned and Maintained
Dublin Journal, 12–15 May 1759, p. 4
Dublin Directories
Teahan, John, 'A List of Irish Instrument Makers', The Galpin Society Journal, 16 (May 1963), 28–32 (p. 29)
Boydell, Brian, A Dublin Musical Calendar 1700–1760 (Dublin: Irish Academic Press, 1988), pp. 250, 256, 260
Last Update: 17-02-2017