Retirement To Pasadena and Death
In 1911 Judge and Mrs. Hanna moved from Colorado Springs to Pasadena, California, in the autumn of 1911 and shortly after, he resigned from the Board of Lectureship. There they built a house on the corner of Oakland avenue and Fillmore street. For many years, Judge Hanna was continued to be a member of the National Geographic Society. He died on July 23, 1921.
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