Content: See & Do
Category: Attraction
Old Town Hall Museum
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City: Andrews
Region: Coastal & Islands
Old Town Hall Museum
Housed in the original Town Hall, the museum (c. 1900) depicts a turn-of-the-century Andrews home. Items in the museum are circa 1909, the year Andrews was founded.
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