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100% of people who have been to Hanover think it's worth visiting. The most popular destinations in Hanover are Sheppard Mansion, The Beechmont, and KClingers Tavern.


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Lost in Hanover, PA by Jen

I was driving to Reisterstown, MD, in Dec. 2006, when I got way off track and ended up in PA, over an hour past it. It was a charming town from what I saw of it, but I was too frustrated and lost to enjoy its small-town splendor.

over 5 years ago

Untitled by PattyTrish

I have a dear, old friend who is now a pastor at a church in Hanover.

Hanover is also known for being the site of pretzel and potato chip manufacturing!

over 5 years ago

I lived in Hanover by HariSeldon

Don’t forget Lake Marburg and the giant dog eating garr.

over 5 years ago

I grew up here. by R.B. Boyer

It’s a nice place with not much to do, but nothing very bad happens around here all that often.

over 6 years ago

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