Andover Town Hall

The Andover Town Hall features red brick walls with round-arch windows across three symmetrical bays and a front-facing gable roof at its Main Street location.

Constructed in 1858 by local builders Abbott & Clement following designs from Boston architect Theodore Voelkers, the building represents a response to Andover's separation from North Andover.

The building maintains its position as the central municipal structure where residents gather for town meetings, civic functions, and community discussions throughout the year.

Located between Park and Barnard Streets, the Town Hall contains administrative offices on multiple levels, created through the subdivision of the original upper-floor ballroom.

The structure incorporates architectural elements that mirror the industrial heritage of the region, with details reflecting the design of local mill buildings.

Location: Andover

Inception: 1858

Architectural style: Romanesque Revival architecture

Address: 20 Main Street

GPS coordinates: 42.65583,-71.14028

Latest update: September 23, 2025 14:25