Wednesday Evenings On The Square
Byron Morley built the house that Morley Bishop lives in now around 1867.
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Village Hall Formerly Railroad Station By Emmalu McIlwain
If the Andover Village Hall reminds people of a railroad station, it may be because that is what it used to be.
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The Jackson Store Continues Family Heritage
A new and yet an old business on the northeast side of Andover village square has been reopened by the great, granddaughter of the founder, J.E. Baker.
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The ‘Ice Man’
In the hustle and bustle of everyday life, we have a tendency to forget how easy our lives really are.
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The First Wedding
The information concerning Jahaziel Carpenter-Damaris Houghton comes from articles "Round About" by Alice Bliss in Jefferson Gazette December 14, 1965 and March 29, 1971, and ar article from the Ashtabula Sentinel Thursday November 6, 1902 researched by Paul E. Hakala, Ashtabula County Recorder, no newspaper name nor date.
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The Enterprise
The first, and in fact the only, paper published in Andover was the "Enterprise."
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Sugar Bush
Susan Hill Bryan's "Local History" refers to the early sweetener as maple syrup and sugar.
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Structure Belonging To Andover Public Library Scheduled For Demolition
The structure just east of Andover Public Library is coming down!
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Sherman House
A picture postcard addressed to Mrs. Rhoda Jones, Andover, Ohio and postmarked May 24, 8 a.m. 1911, Andover, Ohio, from Rosetta, is here substituted for a newspaper photo clipping sent by Mildred Marvin Reeves to illustrate her article on Andover hotels.
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Role Of Churches And Railroads In Andover
A log church was built in 1816 by the citizens of Wayne and Williamsfield who were members of a Presbyterian society.
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