HISTORY OF THE TOWN OF HANOVER, MASSACHUSETTS, 1910-1977 By the Hanover Historical Society, under the direction of Fanny Hitchcock Phillips, 1977. 220 pages, hardcover, no dj issued. Green boards with gilt titles.This book was published to complement earlier town histories (those published in 1853 and 1910) and bring the town's story up-to-date, as well as to commemorate the town's 250th anniversary. Includes numerous names and dates throughout. Fine copy, clean, tight and square (appears unread). The book's chapters, which are written by various people, include the following: The Six Villages Town Government Police Department/Emergency Center Fire Department Water Department Conservation School Department/PTA Vocational School/Cardinal Cushing School Libraries (John Curtis Free Library / Library Hall - West Hanover) Churches (8 listed by name) Visiting Nurse Association Doctors Transportation (Hanover Branch Railroad, Hanover Street Railway and Clark's Airport) Hanover's involvement in wars Fraternal Organizations (11 listed by name) Social Clubs (14 listed by name)Darling Cemetery Polish People in Hanover Lithuanians in Hanover Special Anniversaries Dedication of the Town Hall Addition and New Police Station Categories: History, Genealogy