Orange, New England town in New Haven County, Connecticut
Orange is a town in New Haven County located in southwestern Connecticut, covering roughly 17 square miles of land. It shares borders with Milford, West Haven, New Haven, and the Housatonic River.
The land that became Orange was purchased from the Paugusset Indians in 1639 and was initially part of the Milford colony. It was formally established as an independent town in 1822.
The Orange Country Fair brings together local farmers and artisans each year to showcase agricultural products and traditional crafts in a community celebration.
The Case Memorial Library offers residents educational resources, digital services, and community programs throughout the week. This facility serves as a resource hub for learning and local activities.
Field View Farm was established in 1639 and has been operated continuously by the Hine family, making it one of the earliest ongoing businesses in North America. Visitors can witness more than 380 years of unbroken agricultural tradition at this location.
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