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The Oxford Historical Society

Oxford Historical Society &
The Oxford Historical Museum

1 Depot Street (mailing: P.O. Box 57), Oxford, NY 13830
For more info call Fred Lanfear, OHS President: (607) 843-9446
email Museum@OxfordNY.com

The Museum will be open each Thursday from May 6th through October 7th, from 1:00 - 3:00 pm.
The Museum is closed during the winter months, but arrangements can be made for special visitations by calling ahead. For details/information call: Fred Lanfear- (607) 843-9446.

Oxford Railroad Depot 1920
D.L. & W. railroad depot in Oxford, NY c. 1920, Now the location of the Oxford Historical Museum.

The Oxford Historical Society is a private, non-profit educational and cultural organization established in 1970, chartered in 1981, with about 100 members. It's goal is to preserve and share Oxford's history with the community. The Society collects, preserves and tells the story of Oxford's colorful past through interesting museum exhibits, educational presentations, reference libraries, photographs, and collections of local artifacts. Some of the fascinating materials documenting life in Oxford are: local Rail Road (O & W and D L & W) antiquities, Oxford Academy memorabilia, and Civil War relics to name a few of the items (over a hundred years old) that can be seen there. The museum was recently honored, to receive and display, the spectacular Fred Stevens' Native American arrow points and other artifacts collection as well. These rare items are from the four Warn Pond historic sites. All of this and more can be seen at the Oxford Historical Museum, housed in an authentic Railroad Depot!
At the museum, you can consult with the Historical Society's officers, or the Town Historian and author, Charlotte Stafford, who are both knowledgeable and friendly about Oxford's past, and can be contacted for identification about antiques/collectibles, and can help with locating reliable history resources.

The Society presents educational programs, free to the public, five times a year, starting at 7:00pm.

Current Oxford Historical Society Executive Committee Officers:
Fred Lanfear - President; Anna Stark - Vice President; Mary Ann Champlin - Secretary; Julia Rucker - Treasurer; Charlotte Stafford - Town Historian; Audrey Johnson - Trustee; Sarah Seaman - Trustee; and Carol Russell - Corresponding Secretary.
Member dues are $10.00 per person/household. New members are always welcome! Call: (607) 843-9446 or just visit the Depot, on a Thursday, and fill out an application.

See the Calendar of Events or the Discussion Board for further details on all the following.

Feb. 2nd, Ground Hog Day! Will Phil see his shadow?

Feb. 2nd, 7:30 PM, Oxford Village Board Meeting at Village/Town Hall.

Feb. 3rd, 10th, 17th, etc., 6-8 PM, Line Dancing (Wednesdays) at NYS Veterans' Home by B & B Line Dance.

Feb. 4th, 11th, etc "Trapshooting Thursdays" at the Oxford Rod & Gun Club.

Feb. 5th, 5-7 PM St. Joseph's Fish Dinner at St. Joseph's Church.

Feb. 6th & Feb. 11th, 9 - 10:30 AM, Habitat's Carnation Distribution Days at St. Joseph's Church.

Feb. 6th, 7 AM -2 PM Oxford Lions' Chenango Lake Perch Derby at Chenango Lake, New Berlin.

Feb. 6th, 7:30 PM, Chris Shaw at 6 On The Square.

Feb. 9th, 7 PM, Oxford Rod & Gun Club Meeting at the Club, 214 Ingraham Road.

Feb. 10th, 7:30 PM, Oxford Town Hall Meeting at Village/Town Hall.

Feb. 11th, 10 AM, OIDC Meeting at Monaco Law Office, Village/Town Hall.

Feb. 15th, PRESIDENT'S DAY. This is a Federal Holiday. Lincoln's real birthday is 2/12.

Feb. 18th, 7:30 PM, Open Mic Night at 6 On The Square.

Feb. 27th, 7:30 PM, Doug and Telisha Williams at 6 On The Square.



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