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Part of Orangeville's historic charm, in the form of its founder, is front and centre on Broadway. The 7.5-foot , 2,700-pound sculpture of Orange Lawrence was put in place, via crane, September 2nd, 2007 by sculptors Donna Pascoe and Peter Turrell. The sculptors developed a technique to use magnesium phosphate cement for art casting. The sculpture also contains stainless steel re-bar and 10 percent non-recyclable glass.                   

   A time capsule, containing the Lawrence family tree and an excerpt from family historian       Doug  Kirkwood's Family Reunion book, has been placed in the base of the sculpture.

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   The Town of Orangeville Ontario celebrated the placement of the sculpture of Orange Lawrence, the founder of Orangeville, at a special ceremony on the Broadway median in front of the Town Hall on Sunday, October 14, 2007. The official unveiling of the sculpture coincided with the 40th consecutive reunion of the Lawrence family.

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