OXFORD
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
PURPOSE: The Oxford Historical Society, Inc. is
dedicated to preserving and encouraging community interest in the history of
Oxford, Connecticut. We seek to ensure that present and future generations can
share in and understand their rich heritage.
To meet these objectives our goals include:
- Expanding interest in local history by presenting programs of interest to
the public.
- Serving as a resource for local history education for both adults and
children.
- Encouraging the dissemination of local history information through the news
media, publications on
local history, and use of the
internet.
- Educating the public on the importance of the preservation and protection of
buildings and sites of
historic interest.
To accomplish these goals:
- We will collect and preserve documents, images, and artifacts representative
of Oxford’s history.
- We will establish and maintain a museum, library and educational center to
house the growing
collections.
- We will present local history exhibitions and public programs.
Membership is open to the public. Regular business meetings are held at 7 p.m.
at St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Oxford Rd., on the second Tuesday of the month.
Program meetings and work sessions are scheduled as needed.
Officers of the society are:
- Marge Fitzgerald, President
- Margaret Kutniewski, Treasurere
- Nancy Farnum, Archivist/Historian
- Dorothy A. DeBisschop, Recording Secretary
- Barbara Robinson, Corresponding Secretary
- Cindy Joy, Board Member
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