World Tour in Ontario

Postcard from Hanover

Dear Laurent,
It was our pleasure to have you select our community to host one of your exhibits. The opportunity to be guardian to your art work is greatly appreciated. I am sure your tour will succeed to unite people in their thoughts.

Documentary

For someone to buy a very original art work they have to be able to defend their choice. - LLV

Hanover – Toponomie

44'09 _ 81'01 n.w. elev.876'
Hanover was originally called Buck's Crossing, after settler Abraham Buck, and was renamed by German settlers from Waterloo. Christian Hasenjan of Hanover Germany arrived in 1849. His house was always open for religious services. The town is named either after the Royal House of Hanover or after the city of the same name in Germany.