Dedicated to Preserving

California's Largest Historical District

The OTPA
Spring Newsletter
has arrived!

Select the downward-facing arrow to download you copy of the newsletter and read about OTPA's efforts to protect and preserve Old Towne Orange.

How We Fulfill Our Mission

To preserve, protect and enhance California's Largest Historical District, Old Towne Orange
  • ​​Input to Major Public and Private Development Projects
  • Members of Chapman Advisory Committee
  • Academic Scholarships​​
  • Preservation Awards
  • ​Education and Public Events
  • Interaction with City Hall​
  • Representation at Design Review Committee Meetings​, Planning Commission Meetings and City Council Meetings

Upcoming Events

23rd Annual
​Preservation Awards Gala

5:00 pm, Sunday, May 19, the Woman’s Club of Orange

​It’s the most fun night in Old Towne!
Join friends, neighbors, City Council members, City staff, Chapman officials and other community leaders for a delightful spring evening to recognize and honor good work done to improve, preserve and enhance our unique historical neighborhood.   

17th Annual
​Historic Home Tour

Saturday and Sunday
November 9th and 10th

Don’t miss this extraordinary self-guided exploration of Old Towne residential treasures featuring magnificent examples of historic architecture and exceptional landscape.  
Tickets are $25 for members and $30 for non-members

News

Attention all historic preservation students! The Old Towne Preservation Association is now accepting applications for the 2019 Anne Siebert Academic Scholarship.

A total of $5,000 will be granted to assist an outstanding student and/or students for tuition and academic expenses within the next 24 months.

In order to recieve full consideration, applications and all related information must be received by OTPA no later than April 5, 2019.

​Old Towne Preservation Association, a public benefit non-profit organization, was established in February of 1986 to preserve, protect and enhance Old Towne Orange, California.

​This one square mile area contains more than 1,400 structures built before 1940.  In 1997, Old Towne Orange became a national historic district and was placed in the National Registry of Historic Places. This makes it the largest residential historic district in the State of California.

The OTPA works to maintain the historic integrity and economic viability of the area through education, community involvement, and service projects which support the concerns of Orange residents to maintain this neighborhood for future generations.
Old Towne Preservation Association
P.O. Box 828
Orange, CA 92856
714-639-6840
Info@OTPA.org
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