2021 DISCOVER HANOVER® MAGAZINE
The 13th issue of Discover Hanover® Magazine is now available!
Whether you’re a local looking for new favorites or a visitor taking a day-trip, use this issue as a resource for safe ways to support our local businesses. We've got plenty of fun for a rainy day (pg. 12), several golf courses for socially-distanced sportsmanship (pg. 17), and dozens of eateries that would love to fill your plate (pg. 22). While you're here, don't forget to admire the many redevelopment projects happening in our downtown, thanks to work from dedicated organizations like Main Street Hanover (pg. 30).
Of course, please remember that COVID-19 may impact the hours of the businesses featured in this issue. We highly recommend calling to confirm that businesses are open and operating before planning your visit.
Printed copies of Discover Hanover® will be available throughout York County and at the Hanover Area Chamber of Commerce office. If you plan to pick up at the Hanover Area Chamber of Commerce, please plan to stop by on Tuesdays and Thursdays between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Additional pick up spots can be found here.
Discover Hanover® Magazine is produced in cooperation with members of the Hanover Area Chamber of Commerce and the community. Throughout the year, Discover Hanover® will be distributed in 9,000 copies throughout York County. Locally, the magazine is distributed by school districts, real estate agents, and tourist attractions.
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Visitors often inquire about the Hanover Historic District, which is known for its over 2600 mid-19th to mid-20th-century buildings.
In Hanover, Pennsylvania, history enthusiasts can enjoy a journey through time with visits to the Hanover Area Historical Society Museum, which showcases the town’s rich past; the Warehime-Myers Mansion, a beautifully preserved example of early 20th-century architecture; and the Neas House, one of the oldest surviving structures in Hanover, offering a glimpse into the life of the 18th-century Pennsylvania German settlers. These historical landmarks provide a captivating window into Hanover’s heritage and are a must-visit for those looking to experience the town’s historical charm.
In addition to Codorus State Park and Hickory Falls, Hanover is also known for the Snack Town Street Fair, a vibrant festival celebrating the town’s snack food heritage with craft vendors, food, and entertainment, created in partnership between the Hanover Area Chamber of Commerce and Utz Brands
Hanover provides a rich historical experience with tours like the Civil War Ghosts of Gettysburg Tour and the Spirits of Jennie Wade Ghost Night Tour in nearby Gettysburg.
Hanover, Pennsylvania, is renowned as the Snack Food Capital of the World, home to iconic brands like Utz Quality Foods and Snyder’s of Hanover, which are part of the Campbell Snacks portfolio.
Dolphin & Anchor Pub: Located in the heart of Hanover, they offer traditional beer styles with a twist.
Fat Bat Brewing Company: A local brewery started by a beer-loving brother and sister team, known for their craft beer selections.
Lydian Stone Brewing Company: A nano brewery offering a variety of craft beers, from the light or malty to the hoppy or stouts; and, plenty of conversation.
The Borough office at 44 Frederick St, Hanover has everything you will need to find your way around Hanover.