Orange Elks Lodge #1475

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LODGE TOUR

BUILDING
	The building was constructed in 1925 for the International Order of Odd Fellows. Due to financial problems during the depression, they lost their title. Our lodge was able to acquire the land and building and have occupied it since 1935. The ground floor contains retail space. The lodge uses the second and third floors.

ENTRY
	The ground-level entry to the lodge houses our well-stuffed trophy cases and provides a pleasant introduction to our quarters.
	Don and Lynn Westerfield donate 9-11 Flag of Honor.

DINING ROOM

Our second-floor dining room can seat approximately 150 and is used for Friday-night dinners, as well as wedding receptions, civic club meetings, and lodge socials.

The "Oscar Stutheit" dining room was dedicated to Oscar Stutheit who was our Exalted Ruler for the Elk year 1947-1948 and also served as PDDGER, PGIG and HPSP.

CLUB ROOM

The club shares the third floor with the lodge offices. There are three pool tables, a giant-screen television, darts, a meeting room, and, of course, a bar.

The "Col. Paul Moreau" club room was dedicated to Lt. Col. Paul Moreau USMC (Ret) who was the President of our Building Association for 18 (or 20) years.

CONFERENCE ROOM

	Our newly remodeled Conference Room.

THIRD FLOOR ENTRY

Third Floor Entry

Our newly remodeled Third Floor Entry.

Tribute to the Veterans

"So long as there are veterans, the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will never forget them."

Flags

(l - r) : Army, Navy, Marine, Air Force, Coast Guard and POW MIA.

LODGE ROOM
	Our lodge room is one of the more impressive in all of Elkdom. It features high ceilings, draperies, and theater seating for around 200.