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== Central Park == | == The Park , also known as Central Park == | ||
In 1899 the Town of Andover purchased "Richardson Field" and a parcel of land from J.W. Berry for a park in the center of town. Through the years it has been called "Central Park, The Common, and the Park with a Gazebo, but, according to the Andover Historical Society, the official name is just "The Park." | In 1899 the Town of Andover purchased "Richardson Field" and a parcel of land from J.W. Berry for a park in the center of town. Through the years it has been called "Central Park, The Common, and the Park with a Gazebo, but, according to the Andover Historical Society, the official name is just "The Park." | ||
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Revision as of 14:58, 16 August 2006
Andover Park 2000
Andover Park 2000, a project of Doherty Middle School, is located in Central Park on Bartlett Street. It contains plaques of people significant in Andover history.
The Park , also known as Central Park
In 1899 the Town of Andover purchased "Richardson Field" and a parcel of land from J.W. Berry for a park in the center of town. Through the years it has been called "Central Park, The Common, and the Park with a Gazebo, but, according to the Andover Historical Society, the official name is just "The Park."
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Richardson Andover Century of Change Andover a Century of Change:1896 - 1996 by Eleanor Motley Richardson, page 2006 (974.45 Ric).
Peter Aumais Park
The Andover High Varsity Baseball Park was dedicated on April, 26, 2000
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Andover Townsman
William Wood Memorial Park
See Wood Garden
--Eleanor 14:49, May 31, 2006 (EDT)
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