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Orland Historical Society
Castine Road, Rt. 175 ,
Orland
Maine
USA
4472
Type: Historical Interest
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Orland
Maine
USA
4472
Type: Historical Interest
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For forty years the Orland Historical Society has preserved artifacts, genealogies and historical documents pertaining to the initial settlement and the growth of our town. The museum is housed in the 200 year old Grange Hall in the heart of Orland village. The exhibits depict the life style and customs of the early settlers.
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