Orange County Revolutionary War Honor Roll /

Pioneer Mill Stones

[ Bronze Plaque ]

Soldiers and Patriots of the American Revolution Buried in Orange County.

(Row One) - - Thomas Atkinson • Joseph Bolling • William Case • William Chandler • Ephraim Dailey • George Duncan • Robert Hall • ...

The Orange Artillery

Rodes's Division - Ewell's Corps

Army of Northern Virginia

Ewell's Corps Rodes's Division

Carter's Battalion Fry's Battery

The Orange Artillery

Two 10 pounder Parrotts and Two 3 inch Rifles

July 1 Opened fire soon after arriving here on the Union troops near the Chambersburg Pike to ...

Orange County Veterans Memorial

Orange County Veterans Memorial

Roll of Honor

In Memory of Those Orange County Men and Women

Who Gave Their Lives In the Service of Our Country

World War I

William P. Abel • Walter D. Allison • Joseph M. Alvord ...

Orange County / Louisa County

Area 359 Square Miles / Area 516 Square Miles

Orange County. Formed in 1734 from Spotsylvania, and named for the Prince of Orange, who in that year married Princess Anne, daughter of King George II. President James Madison lived in this ...

Orange Veterans Monument

Amerigion Legion Post 127

In Memory Of

The Veterans Of

The War of Independence

War of 1812

Civil War

Spanish American War

World War I

World War II

Korean War

Vietnam War

Marker is at the intersection of Orange Center Road and Meetinghouse Lane, on the right when traveling south on ...

Orange

Orange

This rural community was originally a northern part of Wepawaug, purchased from the Paugussett Indians in 1639 by the Reverend Peter Prudden's Milford Colony, which became part of New Haven Colony in 1643.

The area was settled shortly after 1700 ...

Orange and Alexandria Railroad

Accotink Park Road lies on the right-of-way of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, which linked markets in northern and central Virginia. Construction began in March 1850, and the line was extended to Manassas in 1851 and to Gordonsville in March ...

Osage Orange Tree

Circa late 18th century

Tree crown is 76’

Tree height is 88’

Circumference of tree standing 12’-4”

Diameter at breast height 56”

This tree is taller and broader than

the National Champion, but remains

Unofficial National Champion due to

the split trunk.

Marker can be reached from South College ...

Orangeburg County

(Left text)

Parish House

Built in the 1830's it is thought to be the oldest of the plantation summer homes in the area. Acquired by the Church of the Epiphany across the street, it was used for various church activities. Now it ...

Orangeburg Confederate Memorial

(North face)

To the

Confederate Dead

of

Orangeburg District

1861 — 1865

—

(East face)

Erected

by the woman of

Orangeburg County

1893

—

(South face)

A grateful tribute

to the brave defenders of

Our Rights,

Our Honor

and Our Homes

—

(West face)

Let Posterity emulate their

Virtues

and treasure the

memory of their

Valor

and

...