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Andover Center for History and Culture

Collection Size: 
40
Address: 
97 Main St., Andover, MA, USA, 01810
URL: 
https://andoverhistoryandculture.org
State/Province: 
Massachusetts
Email/Contact Person: 
info@andoverhistoryandculture.org

Approximately 40 song books and hymnals, mostly 1721-1860.  Including David Bailey, The Essex Harmony (1770); Thomas Walter, The Grounds and Rules of Music Explained (1721); Oliver Holden, The Union Harmony (1793); Samuel Holyoke and Oliver Holden, The Massachusetts Compiler of Theoretical and Practical Elements of Sacred Choral Music (1795).

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