SUMMARY: The Orland Historical Society Museum collects and preserves the history of the town of Orland and the Red Paint people. The museum is all volunteer-run, so hours can vary depending on volunteer availability. This small museum is great for those interested in town history or genealogical research.
MORE INFORMATION: History: The Orland Historical Society was established in 1966.
Collections and Highlights: The collection includes Red Paint People artifacts, Civil War items, vintage tools, post office memorabilia, photographs, yearbooks, and other historical artifacts related to the town’s history.
Exhibitions, Events & Programs: The Orland Historical Society participates in community programs and events. Events include a Halloween dance, open houses, antique appraisal days, and history talks,
Season/Hours of Operation: Contact the Historical Society for hours of operation.
Admission: Free
