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 The
Amos Blanchard House and Barn Museum in downtown Andover,
Massachusetts, recreates the life and times of a typical middle-class
family of the early 19th century. Educational programs and changing
exhibits explore many aspects of Andover's fascinating 350-year history.
The Andover
Historical Society, founded in 1911, maintains the museum and operates a
library, archives and research center where objects and documents of local
historical significance are collected, preserved, exhibited and interpreted.
2009/2010 WINTER HOURS
The Andover Historical Society will be
closed on the following days:
Mondays and Tuesdays,
January 4 through February 22
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2010 GIRL SCOUT AFTERNOONS
WOMEN'S WORK IS NEVER DONE
Wednesday, Feb. 10, 3:30 pm - 5:00 pm
Learn what it was like to be young lady in the
1950s. Learn how to keep house while we play games and cook. $8 per
scout, includes snack and craft supplies
MANNERS & DECORUM
Wednesday, Mar. 17, 12:30 pm - 2:00 pm
Girls are made of Sugar and spice and every thing
nice. Experience how girls in the 1800s were taught how to be a fine
young lady. Learn manners, past times suitable for young women, and
how to properly act at the table. $8 per scout, includes snack and
craft supplies.
LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE IN ANDOVER?
Wednesday, Apr. 14, 3:30 pm - 5:00 pm
Did you know Laura Ingles Wilder ancestors lived
here in Andover? Join us as we explore what it might have been like
to travel West, have a ‘historic’ treat, learn to dance, and make
your own pierced ‘tin’ lantern! $8 per
scout, includes snack and craft supplies.
Call 978.475.2236 for more information
or to reserve your place today! |
Our
Mission The Andover Historical Society tells the unique
stories of Andover through its museum, library, archives, exhibitions
and programs. The Society fosters an appreciation for the
importance of local history and preservation to a vibrant community
life.
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