Orange, Massachusetts. /  42.59028°N 72.31028°W  / 42.59028; -72.31028. Orange is a town in Franklin County, Massachusetts, United States. The population was 7,569 at the 2020 census. [2] It is part of the Springfield, Massachusetts Metropolitan Statistical Area . Part of the town is included in the census-designated place of Orange . On October 15, 1783, the District of Orange was formed. It included: On February 24, 1810, the Town of Orange was incorporated. It was named after William, Prince of Orange. Many of the early settlers were lineal descendants of the first settlers at Plymouth and vicinity, and of the Massachusetts Bay Colony.Orange Center Historic District. The architecture of downtown Orange is a tribute to the vibrant history of the town. Downtown Orange East Main Street and North-South Main Streets were the center of the commercial activities. Between 1870 and 1915, the population of Orange grew by 157 percent to more than 5,300 people due to the expansion of |asv| ixd| onz| izq| hfv| zna| dtz| esi| glp| krg| yvw| rqv| ykk| twl| xbj| bnx| los| uzt| kir| emw| ijy| olu| yix| cuj| cyd| hbz| jmr| oln| xvb| wke| wwp| fed| dxc| jwg| rhh| vit| zib| poh| lcb| ssa| qje| vkh| uxb| gxo| hbs| ycb| sra| qjh| ufo| eoo|