Orange Downtown Alliance Photo Gallery

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	A Touch of Dixie Jazz Band, a local band from Orange played at the Arts Alive! Summer movie and music series. They play Dixie Land jazz. They have played at the Orange County Fair, the Picnic in the Park Fourth of July Celebration, and Arts Alive!	2990 KB
	Abbey Road was rocking and rolling at the first music performance of the Arts Alive! Summer concert and movie series. The Beatles tribute band brought crowds from Orange and all over the central Virginia region.	1818 KB
	The Firehouse Theater - 137 W. Main Street – Built in 1938 in a Colonial Revival style, the Firehouse Theater is currently home to the Orange School of Performing Arts.	118 KB
	Constructed in 1859 and attributed to architect Charles Haskins of Washington, D.C., the Italianate-style courthouse is Orange's third courthouse, the first having been completed in 1749 and the second built in 1802-04.	1917 KB
	This C. 1830 Federal style building retains much of its original material. Spark's Butchery and Deli had a home in this building beginning in 1902. It is now home to Elmwood at Spark's, a popular downtown eatery.	2023 KB
	The Journey Through Hallowed Ground Partnership President, Cate Magennis Wyatt, speaks to the residents of Orange at the historic Orange Courthouse. Orange is a Main Street Community on the Journey Through Hallowed Ground.	1747 KB
	Gallery opening at the Arts Center In Orange in partnership with ODA for the Journey Through Hallowed Ground photography exhibiton.	1636 KB
	Arts Alive! summer music and movie festival featured Nashville bluegrass with the nationally ranked Mark Newton Band.	1943 KB
	The Montpelier Hunt Races are held on the first Saturday in November at Montpelier, the home of President James and Dolley Madison. This annual event offers the finest steeplechase racing at a very historic setting in the heart of central Virginia.	136 KB
	Arts Alive! summer music & movies featured Orange Jam, the highly successful young peoples' musical groups who meet on Friday nights at The Arts Center In Orange. All musicians are welcome at these jammin' sessions.	2096 KB
	The Orange Downtown Alliance partnered with the Orange County Tourism Bureau to develop this Visitors Kiosk at the new Piedmont Crossroads Visitors Center at the Best Western at Zion Crossroads.	2180 KB
	The Robertson Memorial Fountain Plaza was dedicated on August 25th, 2007. Here Avery Deigl plays with her brother Rhew Deigl on the afternoon of the dedication.	2154 KB
	Trinity Church was built in 1892. The Church is an L-shaped brick structure with an entrance tower located at the intersection. The building reflects Gothic Revival styling in its pointed arches, leaded glass transoms, and rose windows.	80 KB