Dutch Reformed Church, Hanover

Dutch Reformed Church
LocationHanover
CountrySouth Africa
DenominationNederduits Gereformeerde Kerk
History
Founded1856
Architecture
Functional statusChurch

The Dutch Reformed Church in Hanover is a congregation of Dutch Reformed Church in the Karoo town of Hanover, exactly halfway between Cape Town and Johannesburg. From the national road the traveller can see the church tower clearly outlined between two hills. This remarkable church, designed by the Australian-born William Henry Ford, was erected in 1907 during the ministry of the Rev. S.P. Fouché at a cost of £8 530.

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