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Lecture and Recipes

Lecture and Recipes

Hey there, I've been busy gearing up for a couple of lectures at the Andover Center for History and Culture, and I really wish you all could attend. This Friday, March 15th, from 6-7 pm, I'll be diving into the world of Taverns in 17th Century

17th C Rum, Trade, and Infrastructure

17th C Rum, Trade, and Infrastructure

It's truly fascinating to think about the extent of international trade that occurred during the 17th century, even in a town like Andover. This frontier town rapidly emerged as a thriving hub of trade with the West Indies. However, along with this trade and growth, there was an

Chandler's Tavern - Part 1

Chandler's Tavern - Part 1

In 1658, an intriguing chapter began in the life of William Chandler, the son of a humble immigrant and future tavern owner. At the age of 22, he became a landowner in Andover, and not only that, but he also worked as a skilled brickmaker. During this time, he found