Legionnaires
Post 132 membership is open to veterans who served honorably during eligible wartime periods. The heart of our organization.
Join the PostEst. 1919 · Orange, California
American Legion Orange Post 132 143 S. Lemon Street · Old Towne Orange
Serving veterans, military families, and our community for over a century. A place of honor, service, and camaraderie in the heart of Old Towne Orange.
Our Purpose
Honoring Service.
Honoring Service.
Building Community.
The American Legion was chartered by Congress in 1919 as a patriotic veterans organization dedicated to mutual helpfulness. For over 100 years, Post 132 has been at the heart of Orange, California — supporting veterans, their families, and the broader community from our historic 1928 building in the Old Towne Historic District.
What's Happening
Upcoming Events
Special events posted by Post 132 officers. Check back often.
Always Open to Members
Monthly Meeting Schedule
All meetings held at 143 S. Lemon Street, Orange, CA
THU
2ND
General Membership Meeting
2nd Thursday · 7:00 PM
WED
2ND
Auxiliary Unit 132
2nd Wednesday · 6:00 PM
TUE
2ND
Sons Squadron 132
2nd Tuesday · 6:00 PM
SAT
2ND
Riders Chapter 132
2nd Saturday · 8:30 AM
Event Venue
Host Your Next
Host Your Next
Event With Us
Our historic 1928 building — once the Orange Armory of the Army National Guard and the American Legion — offers a one-of-a-kind setting for your event. From intimate gatherings to large celebrations, our hall can accommodate up to 300 guests with all the amenities you need.
- Up to 300 guests
- Historic 1928 building
- Full bar service
- Full commercial kitchen
- Raised stage
- Hardwood dance floor
- Ample free parking
- Old Towne Orange location
EST. 1928
Historic Orange Armory
of the California National Guard
143 S. Lemon Street
Orange, CA 92866
(714) 538-6311
of the California National Guard
143 S. Lemon Street
Orange, CA 92866
(714) 538-6311
Military History
Military Museum
Established in 2010 and curated by our Post Historian, our free museum houses a remarkable collection spanning the Civil War to the present day. Each artifact tells the story of American valor and sacrifice. Open to the public — no admission required.
- Civil War instruments
- WWI gas masks & helmets
- D-Day beach sand
- WWII Japanese artifacts
- Vietnam War equipment
- Wall of Heroes
Post 132 Museum
Est. 2010
Civil War to Present Day
Free Admission · Open to Public
Civil War to Present Day
Free Admission · Open to Public
★ Wall of Heroes ★
Four Organizations
Our Legion Family
Post 132 is home to four distinct organizations, each with its own mission. Together we serve veterans, families, and our community.
Auxiliary Unit 132
Open to the spouses, parents, siblings, and children of honorably discharged veterans. Supporting those who served.
Learn MoreSons Squadron 132
Sons, stepsons, and grandsons of veterans continue the legacy through service, community, and camaraderie.
Learn MoreRiders Chapter 132
American Legion Riders unite a love of motorcycles with a commitment to serving veterans and the military community.
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