Together we can make a difference!
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Together we can make a difference!

The North Andover Historical Commission placed a demolition delay on the historic house at 169 Chestnut Street in June, 2025, and now it's our turn to take action.

Did you know that Colonel James Frye III, a hero of the American Revolution, once called this house home? He bravely led 450 militia and minutemen into battle, fighting for our freedom and paving the way for the birth of our nation. For over two centuries, the Frye property remained in the family, and now it's up to us to ensure its legacy lives on.

Let's rally together to raise awareness, funds, and find a solution to preserve this incredible piece of our local history. The clock is ticking, but with your help, we can make it happen!

Email Joanna Kerr, Executive Director of the NAHS today to get involved, and be part of something amazing

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THE REV 250 TOUR IS BACK
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THE REV 250 TOUR IS BACK

The North Andover Historical Society (NAHS) will offer an immersive journey into the chilling history of the Andover witch hysteria of 1692 through expert speakers and films to educate, entertain and enlighten visitors. Driven by fear and superstition, NAHS will shed light on the lesser-known stories of the Andover witchcraft era, exploring the societal dynamics and human experiences that led to one of the most notorious chapters in American history. All programs will take place at NAHS, located at 800 Massachusetts Avenue in North Andover, unless otherwise noted. Visit www.NorthAndoverHistoricalSociety.org to purchase tickets and learn more. Some programs are free to NAHS members.

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UNCOVER THE SPIRIT OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION WITH THE NAHS
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UNCOVER THE SPIRIT OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION WITH THE NAHS

Did you know that North Andover, then part of Andover, was home to many heroes of the American Revolution? In 1775 they met and marched to Concord and Lexington from the old meeting house at North Parish after having trained for the previous few years at the mustering field at Kittredge Farm. These brave souls went on to fight in the Battle of Bunker Hill and beyond. Come discover the amazing stories brought to life at the North Andover Historical Society (NAHS) through REV250, a series of programs and exhibits dedicated to the American Revolution. Located at 800 Massachusetts Avenue, NAHS has an educational celebration packed with inspiring speakers, a captivating exhibit, and exciting activities to honor our town and its heroes.

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