Historic Sites in the City of Orange

Information about some of the most historic sites in the city of Orange, California.

National Register of Historic Places in Orange

SITE NAME: Lewis Ainsworth House DATE LISTED: March 13, 1981 NATIONAL REGISTER ID: #81000163\ STREET ADDRESS: 414 E. Chapman Ave.
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SITE NAME: C. Z. Culver House
DATE LISTED: March 20, 1986
NATIONAL REGISTER ID: 86000458
NAMED AFTER: C.Z. Culver (born in Palmyra, New York)
ARCHITECTURAL STYLE: Queen Anne
LOT SIZE: 12,000 Square foot corner Lot
HOME SIZE: 2,045 square feet
NUMBER OF FLOORS: 3
NUMBER OF BEDROOMS: 4
NUMBER OF BATHROOMS: 3
NUMBER OF FLOORS: ?
STREET ADDRESS: 205 E. Palmyra
NOTES: - Built when the City of Orange was Known as "Richland"
- Originally an overflow hotel for the Palmyra Hotel
- Now a private residence
- Listed for sale in 2012 for $1,295,000
RESOURCES:
- Historic Victorian Beauty in Old Towne Orange
- WikiMedia Commons Pictures of Culver Houise

22 Cypress Street Schoolhouse Cypress Street Schoolhouse More images July 7, 2015 NATIONAL REGISTER ID: 15000380) 544 N. Cypress St.
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33 First Baptist Church of Orange First Baptist Church of Orange March 28, 1996 NATIONAL REGISTER ID: 96000327) 192 S. Orange St.
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58 Irvine Park Irvine Park April 7, 1983 NATIONAL REGISTER ID: 83001215)
< ADDRESS: 21401 Chapman Ave.
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60 Lydia D. Killefer School Lydia D. Killefer School More images April 7, 2015 NATIONAL REGISTER ID: 15000123) 541 N. Lemon St.
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78 Old Towne Orange Historic District Old Towne Orange Historic District More images July 11, 1997 NATIONAL REGISTER ID: 97000617) Roughly bounded by Walnut Ave., Waverly St., W.O. Hart Park, La Veta Ave., Clark St., and Atchison Topeka Railroad Track
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79 Olive Civic Center Upload image October 7, 1993 NATIONAL REGISTER ID: 93001038) 3030 N. Magnolia Ave.
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81 Orange Intermediate School-Central Grammar School Orange Intermediate School-Central Grammar School April 13, 1993 NATIONAL REGISTER ID: 93000282) 370 N. Glassell St.
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82 Orange Union High School Orange Union High School April 14, 1975 NATIONAL REGISTER ID: 75000448) 333 N. Glassell St.
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85 Parker House Parker House August 10, 1989 NATIONAL REGISTER ID: 89000975) 163 S. Cypress St.
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89 Plaza Historic District Upload image March 19, 1982 NATIONAL REGISTER ID: 82002221) Roughly bounded by Maple and Almond Aves., Orange and Olive Sts.
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90 The Plaza The Plaza December 20, 1978 NATIONAL REGISTER ID: 78000729) Chapman Ave. and Glassell St.
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92 Porter-French House Porter-French House August 5, 1994 NATIONAL REGISTER ID: 94000818) 248 S. Batavia St.
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106 St. John's Lutheran Church St. John's Lutheran Church October 16, 1991 NATIONAL REGISTER ID: 91001520) 185 S. Center St.
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More About Historic Sites in Orange

Historic Sites in the City of Orange
- Old Town Orange Preservation Association
- Grijaiva Adobe Site Historic Marker
- American Legion Hall Post 132
- Exchange Fine Arts Gallery
- Pitcher Park
- Villa Park Orchards Association (Villa Park is now a city)
- Villa Park and Orange History (Villa Park is now a city)
- Watson Drugs and Soda Fountain
- Women's Club House
NATIONAL HISTORIC SITES
- AQnsworth House / Lewis Ainsworth House
- C.Z. Culver House
- Cypress Street Schoolhouse
- First Baptist Church of Orange
- Irvine Park
- Lydia D. Killefer School
- Old Towne Orange Historic District
- Olive Civic Center
- Orange Intermediate School / Central Grammar School
- Orange Union High School
- Parker House
- Plaza Historic District
- Plaza, The
- Porter-French House
- St.John's Lutheran Church

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