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Looking East from Church Street in Andover at Masonic Temple

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Looking East on Elm Street in Andover

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After the Storm - Baker Farm, Andover, V. G. Graves Photo

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Main Street, Andover

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After the Storm - Will Farm, Andover; V. G. Graves Photo

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The Will House in Elm Valley

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D. S. Burdick's Barn

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Unknown Farm

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Unknown House

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Unknown Barn

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Unknown Farm

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McAndrews Farm on Baker Road, Town of Ward

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Photo Credit to Wellsville Daily Reporter-5/10/2002 "Remember When"; Clipping submitted by Jane Pinney "A cyclone blew into Allegany County on July 23, 1920, starting in Black C...(more)

Photo Credit to Wellsville Daily Reporter-5/10/2002 "Remember When"; Clipping submitted by Jane Pinney "A cyclone blew into Allegany County on July 23, 1920, starting in Black Creek. The storm then tracked east, across the county over the Vandermark Road to George and Carrollota McAndrew, who had five small children at the time. Callers reported that windows of businesses in downtown Andover were blown out with one fatality reported. The deceased was Carl Will, son of William and Katherine Will of Elm Valley. The Grove area in Andover was destroyed. In addition to the farm in the photo, nine barns on the property were also leveled."

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Property at upper Elm Valley/Alfred Road belonging to Mr&Mrs George Perkins. Submitted from collection of Jane Pinney

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Property at upper Elm Valley/Alfred Road belonging to Mr&Mrs George Perkins. Submitted from collection of Jane Pinney