# Ormond

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'''Ormond''' may refer to:
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==People==
*[Ormond (surname)](/source/Ormond_(surname))
* [Earl of Ormond (Ireland)](/source/Earl_of_Ormond_(Ireland))
* [Earl of Ormond (Scotland)](/source/Earl_of_Ormond_(Scotland))
* [Ormond Somerville](/source/Ormond_Somerville) (1868–1928), justice of the Supreme Court of Alabama
* [Ormond Wilson](/source/Ormond_Wilson) (1907–1988), New Zealand politician

==Places==
'''Ireland'''
* [Ormond (ancient Irish kingdom)](/source/Ormond_(ancient_Irish_kingdom)), in the province of Munster
* Two baronies in North Tipperary
** [Ormond Upper](/source/Ormond_Upper)
** [Ormond Lower](/source/Ormond_Lower)
* [Ormonde Castle](/source/Ormonde_Castle), an Irish castle, from 1315 home of the Butler family
* [Birr Aerodrome](/source/Birr_Aerodrome), the Ormand flying club

'''Scotland'''
* [Ormond Castle](/source/Ormond_Castle), a Scottish castle, home of the Douglas family

'''England'''
* [Great Ormond Street Hospital](/source/Great_Ormond_Street_Hospital), a children's hospital in London

'''United States'''
* [Ormond Beach, Oxnard, California](/source/Ormond_Beach%2C_Oxnard%2C_California), a portion of the California coastline
* [Ormond Beach, Florida](/source/Ormond_Beach%2C_Florida), a city in Florida
** [Ormond Beach Middle School](/source/Ormond_Beach_Middle_School), a middle school located in the city of Ormond Beach
** [Ormond Beach Municipal Airport](/source/Ormond_Beach_Municipal_Airport), An airport close to Ormond Beach
** [Ormond Yacht Club](/source/Ormond_Yacht_Club), a yacht club of Ormond Beach, Florida
* [Ormond-By-The-Sea](/source/Ormond-By-The-Sea), Florida, a city in Florida
<!--* [Ormand Clinic](/source/Ormand_Clinic), Texas
* [Ormand Cup](/source/Ormand_Cup), part of the Islander 36 races held in San Francisco, California, named for Dr. Charles Ormand, friend of President Franklin D. Roosevelt-->
* [Ormond Plantation House](/source/Ormond_Plantation_House), Historic plantation house in St. Charles, Parish, LA
* [Ormond Memorial Art Museum and Gardens](/source/Ormond_Memorial_Art_Museum_and_Gardens), art museum in Ormond Beach, Florida

'''Australia'''
* [Ormond College](/source/Ormond_College), a residential college of The University of Melbourne
* [Ormond, Victoria](/source/Ormond%2C_Victoria), a suburb of Melbourne, Australia
** [Ormond railway station](/source/Ormond_railway_station), in the suburb
** [Ormond Primary School](/source/Ormond_Primary_School), Ormond, Victoria
** [Ormond Amateur Football Club](/source/Ormond_Amateur_Football_Club)

'''New Zealand'''
* [Ormond, New Zealand](/source/Ormond%2C_New_Zealand), a small settlement inland from Gisborne

==Others==
* [Ormond Pursuivant](/source/Ormond_Pursuivant), Scottish officer of arms.
* [Ormond's disease](/source/Ormond's_disease),  Retroperitoneal fibrosis named for Dr. John Kelso Ormond
* [''Ormond'' (novel)](/source/Ormond_(novel)), a book by Maria Edgeworth
* [Ormond Hotel](/source/Ormond_Hotel), at one time the largest wooden building in the world
<!--* [Ormand, Hungary](/source/Ormand%2C_Hungary), a former city in Hungary
* [Ormand Ind. Inc.](/source/Ormand_Ind._Inc.), a Texas company founded by Freeman Ormand in 1920. Later ran by Jarrell D. and his brother Ray F. Ormand
* [Ormand, Iran](/source/Ormand%2C_Iran), a city in Iran, site of major oil pipeline
* [Ormand Mills](/source/Ormand_Mills), a former textile mill in N.C.
* [Ormand Mining](/source/Ormand_Mining), Mining company in N.C. founded by James Ormand given by King George II of Great Britain in 1756
* [Rockefeller Lake-Ormand](/source/Rockefeller_Lake-Ormand), a lake and lock on the [Arkansas river](/source/Arkansas_river). Located in Conway, Arkansas and part of the McClellan-Kerr Arkansas River Navigation System Named for Arthur V. Ormand, former railroad comm. of Oklahoma-->
* [Ormond (steam automobile company)](/source/Ormond_(steam_automobile_company)), 1904–1905
<!--* [Ormond Villa](/source/Ormond_Villa) site of International peace talks in Sanremo, Italy-->
<!--* [Ormand Women's clinics](/source/Ormand_Women's_clinics) Women's clinics in N.C. founded by Dr. Lane Ormand-->
<!--* [Ormondville, Cal.](/source/Ormondville%2C_Cal.)
* [Ormandville, N.C.](/source/Ormandville%2C_N.C.), a former town in N.C.-->
* ''[Ormond; or, the Secret Witness](/source/Ormond%3B_or%2C_the_Secret_Witness)'', a 1799 novel by Charles Brockden Brown
* [Ormond Shops](/source/Ormond_Shops), American women's apparel retailer, 1933–1994

==See also==
* [Ormonde (disambiguation)](/source/Ormonde_(disambiguation))

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