Landmark Commission

 

Robert Augelli, Chairman of the Hanover Township Landmark Commission presented Pastor Don Mossa, of the First Presbyterian Church of Whippany, a copy of his research on the Whippany Cemetery Association. The Whippany Cemetery Association maintained the Whippany Burying Yard from 1914 to 1976, when the burying yard was assumed by the Hanover Township Landmark Commission. Augelli’s research was compiled from careful examination of the Whippany Cemetery Association’s meeting minutes from 1914 through 1976.

Pictured, Robert Augelli (left), Chairman of the Hanover Township Landmark Commission presents Pastor Don Mossa (center), of the First Presbyterian Church of Whippany a copy of his research on the Whippany Cemetery Association. Church Elder and Landmark Commission member, Vivian Cohen is on the right.

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The Hanover Township Landmark Commission has historic afghans for sale. Each afghan features historic places throughout Hanover Township, including Fordville, Monroe Hall, Whippany Station, and more. This warm and comfy afghan is also the perfect size for those extra-long dorm room mattresses.

These historic afghans can be purchased in the general office at the town hall for $25