Lawrence/Andover Dozens of House Explosions and Fires

There is much evidence of underground tunnels in this area serving early 20th manufacturing and God knows what else. Anons are encouraged to dig to match addresses of blown up homes to hidden entrances to the tunnel systems.

From Digital Commonwealth:

"The Ayer Mill was one of a number of American Woolen Company mills in Lawrence, Massachusetts. The mill was constructed by William Wood in 1909, during a period of expansion of the industry. It was located on the south side of the Merrimack River across Union Street from the mammoth Wood Mill and connected by an underground tunnel. It was named for Wood's father-in-law, Frederick Ayer. The grand opening was Oct. 3, 1910, when Mr. Ayer had the honor of switching on the grand clock in the tower.

Employees of the Ayer Mill as well as other mills often socialized together and planned events like two excursions to Canobie Lake Amusement Park located in Salem, New Hampshire.

This collection consists of two panorama photographs. One reads "First annual outing Ayer Mill Spinning Dept. Aug. 6, 1933." The other reads "3rd annual outing Ayer Mill Spinning Dept. Aug. 17, 1935." Both images were taken by Saunders Studio."

https://www.digitalcommonwealth.org/collections/commonwealth:6h445k29j

The smaller map is from digital commonwealth and shows one location to a tunnel entrance.

https://twitter.com/MassStatePolice/status/1040380980815687680

The larger map is from the police showing locations of explosions and fires.

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