Schley Grange Hall

Schley Grange Hall is located in the Schley (pronounced “sly”) Community, about 6 miles north of Hillsborough, NC. We are a chapter of the NC State Grange and National Grange organization, serving the local farm community.

• After many months and much appreciated information from families of original Grange members, the designation was bestowed upon Schley Grange in early 2020. A video presentation prepared and shown by Peter Sand beck, Orange County's Cultural Resources Coordinator, depicting many farm families from the Schley community during the 1940's and 1950's is planned to run at intervals in the Grange building. A display of assorted memorabilia will be displayed! (You might see your parents or grandparents in photos!) Please join us on September 12 between 2 and 4 p.m.! Visit outside with neighbors and friends at your leisure. At 2:15 p.m. brief remarks by Grange officers, and other special guests recognizing the efforts of the members, families, and others integral to Schley Grange and its successful years will take place inside. A special unveiling will also be presented!
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• Music -Picking & Grinning Schedule: NEW --- THIS EVENT HAS RESUMED AS OF JUNE 10, 2021. This event will usually be every Thursday night. Starts at 7:00 PM with gospel music, followed with Country & Western music at 8:00, and finishing at 9:00. Come out and fellowship, kickback and enjoy the music. Free of charge, but donations are welcomed to help pay the rental fee and expenses for drinks. Click here for detailed driving directions.
• Here is a web gallery of recent clean-up/improvements to the buidling.
• Schley Grange Hall is now on the Dept. of the Interior National Park Service National Registry of Historic Places. You can read about this at here and here. If you would like to read an extremely detailed description of the facility and see the application form, you can find that at this link.
• Wireless Internet availability: Update: Here is a PDF document (2021-08-05) and earlier updates (2021-02-15) of email from OpenBroadband, who has initiated installing customer connections. The company Open Broadband provides Internet availability in the Cedar Grove and Little River areas of northern Orange County. Activation began in spring of 2019. Several of our Grange members, in particular Bonnie Hauser, worked diligently to make this a reality. You can join the waitlist at the link above. This message is not an endorsement of Open Broadband, but for the sake of information only. Schley Grange is not affiliated with Open Broadband.
• Dues are $20 per person per year. Please turn in your 2021 dues and bring in any new member applications you have.
• Diaster Preparation: Several contributors have graciously provided some links to sites related to diaster preparation. Topics include hurricanes, tornados, pet concerns, earthquakes and other considerations. Please see our links page for details and links.
  

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