Andover Rail Station And Graynard Quirk’s Wagon Pymatuning Area News
Graynard Quirk's wagon carried the Rube Band in an earthly Street Fair parade.
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Andover Village Valiant From Its Beginning By Carol Chapman
Famous American criminal defense attorney Clarence Darrow practiced law only two years in Andover Center, but he could be considered one of the founding fathers of Andover Village.
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Andover Village Valiant From Beginning Page 2
The decision on whether Andover or West Andover would be the center of commerce rested with the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern railway.
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Andover Triumph And Tragedy Mark Its History Gazette Newspapers
As the Native Americans moved out, more white men moved in, bringing with them families and their European-style of villages and ways of life.
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Andover’s Charter Issued In 1883 Andover Village Centennial
Andover Village received its charter in 1883.
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Bicentennial Celebration By Margaret DeWeese
A clipping from the scrapbook of Brenda Stillman Merrill was taken from the Jefferson (Ohio) Gazette, September 5, 1961.
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Bits Of Andover’s Colorful History By H.R. Hill
It has long been a little conceit of my own that people are by nature like grains of sand, with sharp cutting edges in their original state, and when contacted with others wears away.
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Black Laws
Without this certificate it was a penal offence to give employment or to harbor a black or mullatto person.
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Conflagration Of 1890 Was Devastating Blow To Andover’s Public Square Andover Citizen
On a Sunday night in the fall of 1890, a frame building used as a shoe store on the northwest corner of the Andover public square was found to be in flames.
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Country Neighbor House Pymatuning Area News
At that time the house was owned by N.G. Richardson, editor of the Andover Citizen.
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