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Orange, California
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It's affectionately called 'The Circle' due to its iconic roundabout at the heart of the district.
Its vintage charm and well-preserved architecture make it a perfect backdrop for period films and TV shows.
The fountain in the center of the plaza was a gift from the Women's Club of Orange in 1937 and has been a beloved landmark ever since.
The Orange International Street Fair transforms the district into a vibrant celebration of global cultures every Labor Day weekend.
Watson's Soda Fountain and Cafe, established in 1899, is one of the oldest operating soda fountains in the U.S.
The district showcases a mix of early 20th-century architectural styles, including Craftsman, Spanish Revival, and Art Deco.
The Bookman, a cozy independent bookstore, offers a treasure trove of rare and used books for avid readers.
The Orange Hotel, built in 1886, was once a popular stop for travelers on the Santa Fe Railroad.
