Blanchard House Common Room

Blanchard House built shortly before the opening of the 19th century, by John Blanchard. By 1802 Deacon Amos Blanchard, the first cashier of the Andover Bank, owned the house and was permitted to take in seven Academy boys as boarders. Various renters over the years continued the practice, after the Seminary purchased the house in 1812. The Academy acquired it in 1908 as part of the purchase of the Seminary, and in 1928 it was moved from it's Salem Street location to Hidden Field on West Quad to make room for Commons. Although not identified this is likely the Common Room where students would meet with guests.

Institution: Phillips Academy Andover

Massachusetts--Essex (county)--Andover

1927

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Andover, Mass. : Phillips Academy

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Blanchard House Photograph File

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