The Museum of Printing

The North Andover Historical Society, incorporated in 1913, is a non-profit institution dedicated to providing historical education to the community of North Andover, MA. Its mission is to preserve, collect, and educate about the history of the area, showcasing a collection of items and artifacts dating back to the 17th century. The society's offerings include visual materials, preserved properties, documents, and objects of historical interest, such as furniture, farm equipment, rugs, quilts, lighting, and jewelry. Families and adults can enjoy various programs and events, including lectures and workshops, aimed at enriching their understanding of North Andover's rich history. Generated from their available business information

The Andover Historical Society, housed in the Amos Blanchard historical house and barn in downtown Andover, MA, offers visitors a museum, library, and a variety of educational programs. Guided tours of the home and barn are available Wednesday through Saturday, with the research library open Tuesday through Saturday in the afternoons. In addition to its historical offerings, the Andover Historical Society is also home to the Andover Farmer's Market, held on Saturdays from the end of June to October. Visitors can explore the rich history of the area while enjoying local produce and goods at this vibrant community market. Generated from their available business information

Museum Textile Services in Andover, MA, specializes in world-class textile conservation and preservation, catering to individuals and cultural agencies. Their services encompass a wide range of textile types, including historic clothing, quilts, flags, and sports memorabilia, while also offering fumigation services for textiles affected by mold, smoke, and odors. The organization is dedicated to promoting appreciation and care for historic textiles through education and conservation treatments. They prioritize collaboration with project stakeholders, ensuring that underrepresented voices and communities are acknowledged in the conservation process. Generated from the website