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Government
Town (lower-tier)
Town of Hanover
Location in southern Ontario
Coordinates: 44°09′N81°02′W / 44.150°N 81.033°WCoordinates: 44°09′N81°02′W / 44.150°N 81.033°W
Country	Canada
Province	Ontario
County	Grey
Settled	1849
Incorporated	1904
• Mayor	Sue Paterson
• Federal riding	Bruce—Grey—Owen Sound
• Prov. riding	Bruce—Grey—Owen Sound
Area
• Land	9.80 km² (3.78 sq mi)
Elevation	270.00 m (885.83 ft)
Population (2016)^[3]
• Total	7,688
• Density	763.8/km² (1,978/sq mi)
Time zone	UTC-5 (EST)
• Summer (DST)	UTC-4 (EDT)
Forward sortation area
Area code(s)	519 and 226
Website	www.hanover.ca

Hanover is a town in the Canadian province of Ontario with a population of about 7,650 residents. It is located in southwestern Grey County, bordering on Bruce County, west of Durham and east of Walkerton on Grey/Bruce Road 4. Hanover has a city hall, police department and the Hanover and District Hospital.

History[edit]

In 1849, pioneer Abraham Buck and his family established a farm and tavern on the Saugeen River in the region of modern-day Hanover.^[4]^[5] Many settlers, most originally German, arrived to the area; a townsite was laid out by 1855. It was earlier called Buck's Crossing and then Adamstown, but was renamed Hanover. Records from 1867, indicate a gristmill, sawmill and carding mill, a foundry and a cabinet factory. Knechtel Furniture Company had opened around that time; the enterprise had been started in a barn by Daniel Knechtel who came from Waterloo County, Ontario. The company expanded over the years, becoming a large employer; it had locations in Southampton, Ontario and in Walkerton, Ontario and remained in operation until 1983. Other furniture companies also opened in the 1800s, including Sklar-Peppler. Hanover became an incorporated village in 1899 and a town in 1904.^[6]

The railway arrived in about 1880, a benefit to factories who now had a way to ship their goods across Canada. By the 1920s, Hanover was known as the Furniture Capital of the country. The town survived the depression and flourished after the Second World War manufacturing furniture, textiles, flour, processed food and kitchen cabinets. Manufacturing declined seriously between 1970 and 2000.^[7]

Important settlers included:

Christian Hassenjager, the first of many German settlers, who was to suggest the name of Hanover;
Abraham Z. Gottwals, a missionary with the Evangelical Church;
Duncan Campbell, who became postmaster;
Edward Goodeve, who had one of the first stores;
Henry Proctor Adams, who built the dam and the first mill and drew up plans for the new village;
Dr. Landerkin, the first doctor;
Daniel Knechtel, who started a furniture manufacturing company that became one of the largest in Ontario.^[8]

Demographics[edit]

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Historical population
Year	Pop.	±%
1991	6,711	—
1996	6,844	+2.0%
2001	6,869	+0.4%
2006	7,147	+4.0%
2011	7,490	+4.8%
2016	7,648	+2.1%
^[9]^[1]^[3] 1996 population would have been 6,965 using 2001 boundaries

Private dwellings occupied by usual residents (2016): 3,336 (total dwellings: 3,404)^[3]

Mother tongue:^[10]

English as first language: 93.5%
French as first language: 0.9%
English and French as first language: 0.3%
Other as first language: 5.4%

Local schools[edit]

The first school was privately operated in the home of the teacher, Mrs. Campbell, on the eastern outskirts of the town (Campbell's Corner). When it became overcrowded, classes were held in the Orange Hall.

A new school was opened in 1875, just north of main street. This structure accommodated both elementary students and those studying the first and second years of secondary. Additions were added to the structure in 1884, 1891,1895, and 1905.

Finally, in 1912, a new six room school was built on what is the current site of Hanover Heights Community School. James A. Magee, who had become principal of the previous school in 1905, remained principal for 46 years.

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The high school was built in 1924, in the south-west corner of the town, on a site known as Bartrap's Field.

Currently, there are three elementary schools:

Dawnview Public School,
Hanover Heights Community school (built in 2007)
Holy Family Catholic School.

There is one secondary school, John Diefenbaker Senior School, which has about 700 students drawn from Hanover and neighbouring towns and villages.^[11]

Economy[edit]

There are many factories and farms, which are the two major employers of the residents. The annual Hanover Homecoming also provides a yearly boost to the local economy.

West Bros. Furniture Manufacturing[edit]

West Bros. Furniture is now Hanover's only furniture manufacturer and a major player in the solid wood furniture market supplying bedroom, dining room, occasional & accent furniture throughout North America, and to External Affairs Canada to furnish the Canadian Embassy residences worldwide. Beginning in 1992 the West Brothers, a family of Ontario furniture manufacturers created a new company located in Hanover.

Dickies Canada Co.[edit]

Dickies Canada Co., formerly Buckeye Industries, originated in 1920 as Peerless Textiles of Toronto. The Company expanded its manufacturing base in 1956 by purchasing the existing factory in Hanover. Dickies Canada produces clothing for the work wear