History
The Old Andover Town Hall​
The building now known as The Andover Hub was originally built in 1879 to serve as Andover's Town Hall. In that capacity it was used for generations of selectmen's meetings, town meetings, elections, graduations, dances and basketball games.
A gym was added to the Andover School in 1963 (now known as Andover Elementary Middle School). The Andover Town Hall was no longer needed for the town school's gym space, and many other functions of the Town Hall had moved to other spaces throughout town.
Because of this, in 1963, the building was sold to a private owner.
Over the next 50 years, this building contained a chair factory, professional offices and, most recently, a medical billing company.
Internal changes in the 1980s included adding a second floor, walling off the stage for a dance/ karate studio, and divided up the large open first floor into a series of small offices and conference rooms.
In 2016, the building was purchased at auction by a group of community minded residents.
The Andover Community Hub is now a non-profit organization. The Hub provides community meeting space and programming for area residents of all ages.