Hanover History

Hanover is approximately 4 miles North of Hwy 36 on Hwy 148 in Kansas. We enjoy a convenient location between Lincoln, NE (90 miles NE) and Manhattan, KS (78 miles SE), giving us accessibility to events not available in our community. Hanover is known for the Hollenberg Station State Historic Site on K-243 and the annual "Days of 49" celebration. These events give families and friends time to reminisce and catch-up.

	Founded: 1869
	Population: 653 (2000)
	Postal Code: 66945
	Area Code: 785
	Geography and Demographics

I visited the Hanover internet site and saw your request for Hanover history. My Grandparents were William and Elizabeth Luehring. More...

You can almost hear the thundering of horse hooves and the creak of wagons as Pony Express riders and hundreds of pioneers made a stop at historic Hollenberg Pony Express Station. More...

My name is Don Dingman. My great-great grand father was Barney Dingman, the first town Marshall of Hanover around 1872. More...

The One Hundred Year History of Hanover, Kansas More...

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