North Andover - Turkey Town

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The reason that North Andover has the nickname Turkey Town is not known, although there are several explanations for the designation:

  1. 1 There were many turkey farms in North Andover
  2. 2 Wild turkeys were once plentiful in North Andover. (Wild turkeys were reintroduced in 1972. They had disappeared before then.)
  3. 3 While transporting a shipment of turkeys on Main Street, the turkeys go loose and were seen running through the downtown area.

See

  • Eagle Tribune, November 27, 2002, pages 1 and 2



--Eleanor 13:29, January 15, 2008 (EST)

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