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In January, 1958, a Lawrence property developer, Albert Schlott, purchased 15 acres south of Shawsheen Village and north of Elm Square to be developed as a shopping center. <ref> Huge shopping center for Andover's No. Main Street, ''The Eagle Tribune,'' January 4, 1958.</ref> The site was previously known as Golden Farm although Mr. Schlott purchased additional acreage beyond the Golden Farm property for his shopping center plans. <ref> Plan Shopping Center On Golden Farm Site, ''The Andover Townsman,'' January 9, 1958. </ref> | In January, 1958, a Lawrence property developer, Albert Schlott, purchased 15 acres south of Shawsheen Village and north of Elm Square to be developed as a shopping center. <ref> Huge shopping center for Andover's No. Main Street, ''The Eagle Tribune,'' January 4, 1958.</ref> The site was previously known as Golden Farm although Mr. Schlott purchased additional acreage beyond the Golden Farm property for his shopping center plans. <ref> Plan Shopping Center On Golden Farm Site, ''The Andover Townsman,'' January 9, 1958. </ref> In June, 1958, it was announced that Elm Farm, a 40-store grocery chain would build the shopping center on the Schlott property. <ref> Elm Farm to build center, ''The Andover Townsman,'' June 19, 1958. </ref> | ||
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In January, 1958, a Lawrence property developer, Albert Schlott, purchased 15 acres south of Shawsheen Village and north of Elm Square to be developed as a shopping center. [1] The site was previously known as Golden Farm although Mr. Schlott purchased additional acreage beyond the Golden Farm property for his shopping center plans. [2] In June, 1958, it was announced that Elm Farm, a 40-store grocery chain would build the shopping center on the Schlott property. [3]
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