The Oxford Memorial Library is your home town community center for information and entertainment.
A great place to meet friends and neighbors!

The Oxford Memorial Library-a member of the Four County Library System
Location: 8 Fort Hill Park, Oxford, New York 13830. (607) 843-6146 / FAX 843-9157.
Our hours are:
Mon - Thurs 9:30am - 8:30pm
Fri 9:30am - 5:00pm
Sat 9:30 am - 1:00pm.

Library Staff
Director, Interlibrary Loan	Nancy Wilcox
Circulation, computer	Autumn Markowski
Youth Services, circulation	Naomi Cronk
Youth Services	Shannon Brandt
Circulation	Dorothy Beers
Library Clerk	Nancy Morey

We have after school programs:
After school on Fridays

Access our Four County virtual reference desk and on-line card catalog at www.4cls.org .

About the Historic Library building:
The Oxford Memorial Library was once the home of Theodore Burr, the famous builder of covered bridges, and inventor of the patented Burr Truss. The Burr House was constructed about 1809 by Mr. Burr as a home for his family. In 1900 the building was given in memory of Eli Lyon Corbin and Abigail Taintor Corbin, his wife, to the Village of Oxford to be used as a library. For more information about Theodore Burr and his accomplishments go to the Historic section.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES
President:	Matthew Voce
Vice President:	Marian Godfrey
Treasurer:	Gail Hoffman
Financial Secretary:	William Troxell
June Burroughs
Bill Brower
Fred Lanfear
The Oxford Memorial Library Board meetings are the second Wednesday of each month at 7pm in the board meeting room at the library

Upcoming Programs: .

For events at the Library, please visit this link

New Books!

We are constantly adding new books to our Library. See the list as they are added by visiting this link

Previous Programs:

Sir William the Crusader (William McManus) shared his knowledge of Medieval life and the origins of knighthood, and Nasty Ned the Frontiersman (Paul Stillman) blended folk tales and historical facts about life on the NY State frontier.

Sir William and his squire of Oxford shire	Nasty Ned the Frontiersman showing off a wolf skin, complete with tall tale.