Hanover, Massachusetts

Hanover, Massachusetts
Situated in the heart of the South Shore, Hanover is a town defined by its rich colonial history and scenic waterways. Established in 1727, the community evolved from an 18th-century shipbuilding and manufacturing hub—notably the site where the Grand Turk was built—into a vibrant, family-oriented suburb. Today, Hanover balances its “country town” character with convenient commercial corridors along Route 53, while maintaining deep ties to the North and Indian Head rivers that define its eastern and southern landscapes.