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Historic markers are generally displayed on old homes. However, the Andover Historical Society | The Andover Historical Society and the Andover Historic Commission began the historic marker program in 1990. Historic markers are generally displayed only on old homes. However, the Andover Historical Society and the Historic Commission has sold them to residents of newer homes. Some of the funds raised were used for the celebration of the town's 350th anniversary in 1996. | ||
[[Image:Historic_Marker_on_Fitzgerald_House.jpg|thumb|...''Historic marker on Fitzgerald House, Circa 1949''.... click to enlarge|left]] | [[Image:Historic_Marker_on_Fitzgerald_House.jpg|thumb|...''Historic marker on Fitzgerald House, Circa 1949''.... click to enlarge|left]] | ||
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* "We begin marker program for historic buildings", ''Andover Historical Society Newsletter'', Spring 1990. | |||
* "Any 'old' house can get a plaque", ''Eagle Tribune'', April 9, 1993. | * "Any 'old' house can get a plaque", ''Eagle Tribune'', April 9, 1993. | ||
Latest revision as of 11:13, 22 December 2011
The Andover Historical Society and the Andover Historic Commission began the historic marker program in 1990. Historic markers are generally displayed only on old homes. However, the Andover Historical Society and the Historic Commission has sold them to residents of newer homes. Some of the funds raised were used for the celebration of the town's 350th anniversary in 1996.
See
- "We begin marker program for historic buildings", Andover Historical Society Newsletter, Spring 1990.
- "Any 'old' house can get a plaque", Eagle Tribune, April 9, 1993.