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The 1789 Johnson Cottage: An artisan's home and workshop, showcasing daily life of men and women in the mid-nineteenth century. Includes collections of early New England furniture, pewter, tools, household items and local artifacts. The Historical Society maintains a Library/Archive which houses personal, town, and church records documenting the community since 1646. The library also contains genealogies, photographs, ephemera and an inventory of historically and architecturally significant North Andover buildings.


The 1715 Parson Barnard House: Home of Andover's third minister, Thomas Barnard. The house features furnished rooms, gardens, exhibits and architectural evolution that depict community life 1715 to 1830. The property also includes a c. 1812 barn with 19th century farming equipment, vehicles and a school room.

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Enjoy the beautiful ponds and trails in the Harold Parker State Forest, part of the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Management Division of Forests and Parks. The region provides summer hiking, winter cross country skiing, a picnic area and a campground.