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Foster's Pond was probably named for Andrew Foster, the 22nd man to settle Andover. The entrance to the pond is at 491 S. Main Street along Rt. 28.  The size is 170 acres.
Foster's Pond was probably named for Andrew Foster, the 22nd man to settle Andover. The entrance to the pond is at 491 S. Main Street along Rt. 28.  The size is 170 acres.
Trails around the pond are known as the Godlsmith Woodlands and are maintained by AVIS (Andover Village Inprovement Society).
Trails around the pond are known as the Goldsmith Woodlands and are maintained by AVIS (Andover Village Inprovement Society).
Andover Trail Guide, p. 11.
Andover Trail Guide, p. 11.



Revision as of 14:44, 24 August 2006

Foster's Pond was probably named for Andrew Foster, the 22nd man to settle Andover. The entrance to the pond is at 491 S. Main Street along Rt. 28. The size is 170 acres. Trails around the pond are known as the Goldsmith Woodlands and are maintained by AVIS (Andover Village Inprovement Society). Andover Trail Guide, p. 11.


--Glenda 15:43, August 24, 2006 (EDT)

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