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The 1913 neo-classical building is the showpiece of the Society and is considered one of Hanover’s cultural treasures. Located in the Hanover Historic.
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Hanover’s first permanent history museum is located behind...
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The Society was given the Warehime-Myers Mansion at 305...
- Hanover History Museum
The Warehime-Myers Mansion is open Wednesday and Saturday afternoons until 3:00 p.m. unless there is a private party that has booked the mansion. It is well worth trying to make the time to see this wonderful landmark that stands out as a tribute to a bygone era - twin to the Sheppard Mansion which is also in town and is run as a Bed and Breakfast.
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Located in the Hanover Historic District, which is listed in the National Register of Historic Places, the Mansion is open for historic tours from April through early November and during December – early January for our fabulous Christmas Tree Tours.
- 305 Baltimore St, Hanover, 17331, PA
- (717) 637-6413
Hanover’s first permanent history museum is located behind the Warehime-Myers Mansion in the former Carriage House. The Society’s Museum Committee developed a series of Hanover-based storylines identifying families, industries and events and transformed them into a linked saga of over 250 years of Hanover’s remarkable history.
The Society was given the Warehime-Myers Mansion at 305 Baltimore Street. The Society acquired rental spaces at 21 Baltimore Street. Its office and the Yelland Research Library and Archives were located here until 2024. The Society opened the Hanover Area History Museum in the Carriage House behind the Mansion.
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21 Baltimore Street, Hanover, PA 1733 Phone 717-632-3207. Warehime-Myers Mansion Mansion. The Myers Mansion was built over a period of three years, beginning in 1911, as the residence of Clinton N. Myers of Hanover Shoe Company. William Warehime grew up across the street from the Myers Mansion and had long admired the neo-classical structure.