In 1871, they hired William Glassell, Andrew's younger brother, to lay out the town of Richland. The town was originally one square mile, surrounded by 60 ten-acre farm lots, which sold for six dollars an acre. Soon, it was discovered that there was already another California town named Richland. The town was renamed Orange in honor of Glassell's birthplace, Orange County, Virginia. Only later would the city live up to its name, becoming famous for its citrus packing and shipping.
Visitors can easily spend a weekend there and only scratch the surface.
I hesitate to recommend any one antique mall or store, because much of the fun is in the spontaneity of wandering from shop to shop, from shelf to shelf. You'll find forgotten remnants of your childhood years. You'll find things that remind you of your Great Uncle Harry. You'll find things that surprise you and even a few things that educate you. From early American furniture to A-Team lunchboxes, Orange's antique stores are museums of American culture, where everything just happens to be for sale.