389 Russell St.	383 Russell St.	375 Russell St.	368-396 Russell St.	345 Russell St.
333 Russell St.	332-338 Russell St.	326-328 Russell St.	120-122 Church St.	136 Church St.
St. Paul's Methodist Church Church St.	U. S. Post Office 281 Courthouse Sq.	178 Middleton Ct.	Blythewood Building 193-199 Amelia St.	Louis Building 198 Russell St.
194 Russell St.	192 Russell St.	183-185 Russell St.	174 Russell St.	170 Russell St.

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The Orangeburg Downtown Historic District is significant as a very intact collection of resources which were important in the commercial, industrial, architectural, governmental and social history of Orangeburg during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. A majority of the buildings in the district were built between ca. 1883 and ca. 1925 when Orangeburg underwent tremendous growth. The district is a collection of forty-four buildings and one structure and consists of store buildings, Orangeburg’s first textile mill, a livery stable, a statue, two churches, a post office, two lodge halls, and a brick paved street. Buildings in the district are constructed mainly of brick and display various architectural characteristics of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, including Romanesque Revival, Victorian, and Neo-Classical. Listed in the National Register September 20, 1985.

View a map showing the boundaries of the Orangeburg Downtown Historic District.