A picture postcard addressed to Mrs. Rhoda Jones, Andover, Ohio and postmarked May 24, 8 a.m. 1911, Andover, Ohio, from Rosetta, is here substituted for a newspaper photo clipping sent by Mildred Marvin Reeves to illustrate her article on Andover hotels.
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A log church was built in 1816 by the citizens of Wayne and Williamsfield who were members of a Presbyterian society.
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Except for the horses and buggies the scene of Andover Public Square has changed little in 65 years.
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West Main St. at left, Andover, Ohio, Brayman Block, W. Main St.
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These pictures were part of the Richardson Collection, taken between 1891-1914.
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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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Store-bought canned foods were a luxury, and frozen foods hadn't been invented yet, except for what could be kept during the winter in the "cold pantry."
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The story of how the Railroad was brought to Andover has been printed several times.
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The first Homecoming Street Fair at Andover took place in the fall of 1910.
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Helen Roberts' childhood friends are in the Padanaram Cemetery.
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