Thank you for visiting the Orange Historical Society.
We
were
founded
in
1964,
the
Orange
Historical
Society
strives
to
collect
and
preserve
those
items
of
history that pertain to the settlement of Orange as well as the surrounding area.
In
addition
to
protecting
the
history
and
the
future
of
the
Town
of
Orange,
the
Society
maintains
the
Stone-Otis
House,
a
restored
1830's
homestead,
The
Academy,
which
was
built
in
1878
and
now
serves
as
a
museum
housing
the
Mary
Rebecca
Woodruff
Research
Center,
and
the
Bryan-Andrew
House,
a
1740 residence built by one of the earliest Orange families in the area then known as Bryan's Farms.
The
Stone-Otis
House
at
615
Orange
Center
Road
is
open
by
appointment.
The
Academy
and
antique
shop 605 Orange Center Road is open Saturdays from 10:00-3:00pm The Bryan-Andrew House at
131 Old Tavern Road is open by appointment by call 203 795-3106 .
Would you like to become a member, we would love to have you join us!
For information call (203) 795-3106 or Send an Email:
orangehistorical@yahoo.com
with questions or comments about our site.
You can also mail your comments, artifacts and/or photos to:
Orange Historical Society
P. O. Box 784, Orange, CT 06477
Welcome
Orange Historical Society
Orange, Connecticut
Bryan Andrew
The Orange Historical Society would like to invite you to join us for the following events:
The Academy Museum, 605 Orange Center Road—is open every Saturday 10-3pm,
2nd floor S.N.E.T. exhibit is open the 4th Saturday of each month 10-3
Stone-Otis House Museum Tours, 615 Orange Center Road— is open by appointment
Bryan-Andrew House Museum Tours—is open Sunday's 1-3pm, $4.00
Hearth-cooked dinners upon request by calling 203-795-3106.
Special Events:
•April, 2025—Taste of the Past will be held Saturday, April 5, 2025 at Orange Congregational Church, 1-3:30
Join us for homemade soups, bread, dessert, coffee and tea. Enjoy a live performance by Kandie Carle as The
Victorian Lady of the 1900’s Edwardian era. For reservations: Mail check for $35/pp to Orange Historical Society PO
Box 784 Orange, CT 06477-0784. Include your name, telephone number, email address – and please include the
same information for everyone in your party.
Thank you for visiting the Orange Historical Society.
We
were
founded
in
1964,
the
Orange
Historical
Society
strives
to
collect
and
preserve
those
items
of
history
that
pertain
to
the
settlement
of
Orange
as
well
as
the
surrounding area.
In
addition
to
protecting
the
history
and
the
future
of
the
Town
of
Orange,
the
Society
maintains
the
Stone-Otis
House,
a
restored
1830's
homestead,
The
Academy,
which
was
built
in
1878
and
now
serves
as
a
museum
housing
the
Mary
Rebecca
Woodruff
Research
Center,
and
the
Bryan-Andrew
House,
a
1740
residence
built
by
one
of
the
earliest
Orange
families in the area then known as Bryan's Farms.
The
Stone-Otis
House
at
615
Orange
Center
Road
is
open
by
appointment.
The
Academy
and
antique
shop
605
Orange
Center
Road
is
open
Saturdays
from
10:00-3:00pm
The
Bryan-Andrew
House
at
131
Old
Tavern
Road
is
open
by
appointment by call 203 795-3106 .
Would
you
like
to
become
a
member,
we
would
love
to
have
you join us!
For information call (203) 795-3106
Email: orangehistorical@yahoo.com
with questions or comments about our site.
You can also mail your comments, artifacts
and/or photos to:
Orange Historical Society
P. O. Box 784, Orange, CT 06477
Welcome
Orange Historical Society
Orange, Connecticut
Welcome
Orange Historical Society
Orange, Connecticut
Bryan Andrew
The Orange Historical Society would like to invite you to
join us for the following events:
The Academy Museum, 605 Orange Center Road—is
open every Saturday 10-3pm, 2nd floor S.N.E.T. exhibit
is open the 4th Saturday of each month 10-3
Stone-Otis House Museum Tours, 615 Orange Center
Road— is open by appointment
Bryan-Andrew House Museum Tours
is open Sunday's 1-3pm, $4.00
Hearth-cooked dinners upon request
by calling 203-795-3106.
Special Events:
April, 2025 - Taste of the Past will be held
Saturday, April 5, 2025 at Orange Congregational
Church, 1-3:30 - Join us for homemade soups, bread,
dessert, coffee and tea. Enjoy a live performance by
Kandie Carle as The Victorian Lady of the 1900’s
Edwardian era. For reservations: Mail check for $35/pp
to Orange Historical Society PO Box 784 Orange, CT
06477-0784. Include your name, telephone number,
email address – and please include the same information
for everyone in your party.
