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The | There is a town well, known as the Abbot Well, at 38 Andover Street, just north of Phil's Roast Beef. It is located in a small brick building. The entrance is via the driveway between the building and the house next door. Spring water is available for Andover residents. | ||
The well was built circa 1957 with about 400' of pipe. It was taken out of the public water supply system in 1976. | |||
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Revision as of 13:56, 29 May 2010
There is a town well, known as the Abbot Well, at 38 Andover Street, just north of Phil's Roast Beef. It is located in a small brick building. The entrance is via the driveway between the building and the house next door. Spring water is available for Andover residents.
The well was built circa 1957 with about 400' of pipe. It was taken out of the public water supply system in 1976.
--Kim 13:56, May 29, 2010 (EDT)
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