Orlean Market Blog

WWW.ORLEANMARKET.COM 6855 LEEDS MANOR ROAD  MARSHALL VIRGINIA 20115 540-364-2774  @ORLEANMARKET  #FreeState #Virginia  Orlean is the quintessential small village situated in the heart of Virginia's Piedmont country with sweeping views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The town is located about 15 miles northwest of Warrenton you can find this community hub for fox hunters, bicyclists, motorcyclists, hikers, musicians trail riders and neighbors find common ground at the Orlean Market. The village of Orlean was territorially and culturally associated with the Free State, which was northwest of Warrenton and stretched up to Marshall. It included Orlean, Hume, Asheville, and Markham. Originally this area was owned by Thomas Fairfax, and after his death in 1781, the Marshall family inherited the land. Thomas Fairfax had leased sections of his land out to emigrant families making their way out west, but when the Marshall family took over and ...

# Orlean Market  & PUB OrleanMarket.com 540-364-2774 6855 Leeds Manor Road Marshall, Virginia  20115          Historical Market / Local Food, Beer & Wine Tastings / Scenic VA Route Serving Pub Fare Wednesday - Saturday 5pm to Close Local food made to order each time you order. Live music every Friday and Saturday evenings after 7pm. Restaurant near Marshall Restaurant near Marshall, VA Restaurant near Warrenton, VA Restaurant near Flint Hill, VA Restaurant near Linden, VA

Orlean Market  & PUB # OrleanMarket.com 540-364-2774 6855 Leeds Manor Road Marshall, Virginia  20115 Historical Market / Local Food, Beer & Wine Tastings / Scenic VA Route Most popular for our Steak or Chicken Philly's, Reuben, BBQ Sandwiches, Corned Beef Hash made from scratch and much much more. Deli Menu - Orlean Deli - Open 7 Days a week!

Orlean, Virginia: Witness to History by Jeff Hughes Civil War histories invariably point to Gettysburg , and the famous battle fought there, as the high tide of the Confederacy. The point at which the American South came closest to seizing its independence. Only, those accounts are wrong. By July 1863, notwithstanding the string of battlefield victories that Lee and his Army of Northern Virginia had put together, the prospects of the Confederacy were already quickly waning. The west was nearing collapse. Food and forage – never abundant – were in critically short supply... enough so that that spring had already seen bread riots in Richmond and Lee dispatching half his army (Longstreet’s corps) into North Carolina to find sustenance. And Stonewall Jackson, Lee’s battlefield soul mate, lay fresh in his grave. No one understood those quickly narrowing odds better than Lee. When he began crossing the Potomac in the summer of 1863, with destiny pulling him towards the sleepy, crossroads ...

Grateful for our wonderful sponsors to help us Celebrate Orlean Day! www.tatebywater.com www.encompassrealproperties.com Celebrate Orlean Day Saturday, October 12th, 2019. A family friendly day of fellowship, fun and local food, will be held in the village of Orlean. This is our way to celebrate the beautiful place that many of us call home and to recognize some of the people who help make it special. Activities during the day will feature LIVE music by local artist listed below, local vendors, a special Orlean Family Award plus petting zoo, moon bounce, face painting and games for the kids. The picture contest is our favorite. Gift certificate from Orlean Market & Pub to 1st place valued at $50. The theme is "Living in the Country" will be displayed at the Orlean Market, judged, and awarded the day of the event. Entries can be brought in starting Monday Sept. 16th, 2019 to be displayed at the market till the day of the event. Have your pic...

Annual Cars and Coffee in the Village of Orlean | Fauquier Now Calendar

We've been exploring and checking out different ways to get to the Orlean Market in the village of Orlean . Today we're going to start our road trip in Front Royal west of Orlean. We've outlined two route of travel: one is fairly fast; the other is  more scenic. Take your pick! For the fast trip, pick up I-66 east outside of Front Royal. Enjoy the scenery as you travel to Exit 18 ( Markham ). If it is summer or spring time and fresh fruits and/or veggies are calling you, go left on Leeds Manor Road (Rt. 688) to Hartland Orchard (follow the sign). Hartland Orchard is owned by the Green family and provides a wonderful variety of seasonal fruits and vegetables either already picked or pick-your own. If you turn right onto Leeds Manor Road, Fall will provide peaches and apples at Stribling Orchard. Pumpkins are also available plus an assortment of baked goods for your pleasure. Lunch is also available during the fruit season. Mt. View, the home of the...

Fauquier crossroads: Orlean “flat out beautiful” : Village in northwestern part of county boasts Blue Ridge vistas and “really caring” people

April 1969 Mrs. McCullough of Orlean Traveling Around: Visiting The Orlean Market  The Orlean Market, located exactly in the center of the Village of Orlean, has a long and colorful history in our community. It is now the home of Giliam's Pub, named for Sandy and Bill Gilliam, former owners who welcomed neighbors into a community landmark with good food and liquid refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brown Rector lived next door to the store in what is now Gilliam's  pub. Their house constructed by John Russell in 1907, was the home of many evenings of fun and dancing for local young men. Mr. Dudley Payne, father of Judge H. Dudley Payne, told about how pretty the Rector girls were and related how he rode horseback to the house, to help  roll up the rugs before the music started. Tuberculosis was rampant at that time so some of the children in the community thought that Mr. Rector's nickname "T.B" meant that he had tuberculosis himself. ...

Want to enjoy a little road trip from Northern Virginia to The Orlean Market with some beautiful scenery and a little bit of history thrown in?  Follow Interstate 66 to the second Marshall exit (Exit 27). At the top of the ramp immediately turn LEFT  and cross over I-66. Then turn RIGHT onto Crest Hill Road (Rt. 647). Watch the curves as you go. Follow Crest Hill Road for several miles. After passing Hume Road (Rt. 635), enjoy a spectacular view of the mountains to the southwest. They are not called the Blue Ridge Mountains for nothing. This is a lovely way to enjoy a sunset in the late afternoon. Cobbler Mountain on the left when you're driving down Crest Hill Road from 66 exit After the wonderful mountain views, turn LEFT on Wilson Road (Rt. 733). Follow Wilson Road for about one half mile. Turn Right on John Barton Payne Road. Here's where the history begins. Crest Hill Road John Barton Payne was raised in Orlean and served his cou...

WINTER HOURS  The Orlean Market winter hours will basically remain as stated above.  Sunday hours will be 9 AM - 5 PM.  It gets dark early so come and get your "must haves" early and then go home to snuggle in. Winter hours begin on December 1, 2017.

6855 LEEDS MANOR ROAD MARSHALL, VA 20115 540-364-2774 THURSDAY, THANKSGIVING DAY 11/23/17  -  9AM - 2PM SUNDAY CHRISTMAS EVE HOURS 12/24/17  -  10AM - 7PM MONDAY CHRISTMAS DAY HOURS 12/25/17  -  10AM - 4PM SUNDAY NEW YEAR'S EVE HOURS 12/31/16  -  10AM - 1AM MONDAY NEW YEAR'S DAY 1/1/18  -  10AM - 7PM

Friday Passover Menu at Orlean Market Veal Scaloppine with Saffron Cream Sauce & Pasta Scallops with Butternut Squash Risotto Red Wine & Onion Braised Beef Brisket