Hanover Center Cemetery – Grafton County – United States

Hanover Center Cemetery is located in Hanover Center, in Grafton County, New Hampshire, immediately south of the First Congregational Church. The approximately three-acre cemetery is one of the municipal cemeteries maintained by the Town of Hanover, with care overseen by the elected Cemetery Trustees and the Parks and Recreation Department. ([hanovernh.org](https://www.hanovernh.org/884/Parks-Cemeteries-Trees?utm_source=openai)) The town’s historic-resources plan identifies the cemetery as part of Hanover Center’s historic landscape, alongside the church and several early brick buildings. ([hanovernh.org](https://www.hanovernh.org/DocumentCenter/View/909/Chapter-6---Historical-and-Cultural-Resources-PDF?utm_source=openai)) Documented burials include Revolutionary War patriot David Chandler, as well as veterans of later U.S. conflicts. ([nhsar.org](https://nhsar.org/revolutionary-war-patriot-graves-in-new-hampshire/?utm_source=openai)) Town meeting records indicate that no burial lots are currently available, while municipal cemetery rules generally allow public access from sunrise to sunset. ([hanovernh.org](https://www.hanovernh.org/AgendaCenter/ViewFile/Minutes/_01132026-1190?utm_source=openai))