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Oxford Museum

Name: Oxford Museum
Address: 101 S Morris Street, Oxford, MD, 21654, US
Telephone: (410) 226-0191

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Showcasing the more than 325 years of Oxford, MD history. Exhibits are exclusively devoted to its people, their way of life, and their contributions.

08/22/2026

We know that you enjoyed Lucinda Dukes Edinberg’s presentation. And you know that she’s the curator of the Hammond-Harwood House in Annapolis, MD. Well, the Oxford Museum is going to take you to this National Historic Landmark. We’re going to cross the Bridge and you will be given a private tour of not only the Hammond-Harwood House, but the Paca House too! We will meet you in Annapolis and serve you a terrace lunch. You heard that right: we will meet you there, as transportation is NOT provided. Details and itinerary are on the website.
$55 - Registration required by September 2nd, please
Sign up: https://oxfordmuseummd.org/event/paca-house-hammond-harwood-house-privatetour/

Sept 16th @ 10:45
Meet at Paca House
186 Prince George St
Annapolis, MD

Join in the fun of learning about the Colonial history of the Bay, our region. While you’re signing up, make sure that your membership is up to-date.

08/19/2026

Saturday night, date night: come on out to the Oxford Town Hall. Lucinda Dukes Edinberg, curator of the Hammond-Harwood House in Annapolis, will be lecturing on Commerce & Decorative Arts of Colonial America. The Hammond-Harwood House is a National Historic Landmark, built in 1774 and is known for its decorative arts collection. Much of the collection was imported from England, Europe, and China by way of ship into various Maryland ports. Ms. Edinberg will speak about some of the highlights of the collection and their importance in the history of American decorative arts.

The Oxford Museum is partnership with the Town of Oxford for this event, as we continue to celebrate the 250th birthday of our country. Registration is required.

Commerce and the Decorative Arts – Lucinda Edinberg, Curator, Hammond-Harwood House
August 22 @ 5:00 pm
Oxford Town Hall
103 Market St
Oxford, MD

FREE - Registration required
Sign up: https://oxfordmuseummd.org/event/decorative-arts-in-colonial-maryland/

08/17/2026

The Oxford Museum, in partnership with the Oxford Community Center, is cooking up another evening to celebrate the 250th year of our country. We are bringing cookbook author and historian Joyce M. White to speak about food in the Colonial days. You’ll likely get hungry, so in addition, a food tasting is included: a buffet from the time prepared by Momma Maria’s. There will also be a cash bar with historic cordials.

Joyce White is a food historian, educator, and consultant specializing in historic foodways and material culture. Her passion for food history began in the late 1980s while she was a museum education intern at the Geneva Historical Society’s Rose Hill Mansion in New York’s Finger Lakes region. There, she first brought history to life in the kitchen, portraying an 1840s kitchen maid and cooking period recipes—often alongside every fourth-grade class in the county. More about Joyce and her recipes: https://atasteofhistory.net/home

Join us Thursday, September 10th at 5:30
Tickets $10 https://oxfordcc.org/product/dining-in-colonial-maryland/

08/10/2026

Mark your calendars, the Oxford Museum has sooo much going on in celebration of our country’s 250th. Next up, in partnership with the Town of Oxford, is a presentation by Lucinda Dukes Edinberg, curator of the Hammond-Harwood House in Annapolis, MD. This National Historic Landmark was built in 1774 and is known for its decorative arts collection. Ms. Edinberg will speak about some of the highlights of this collection and their importance in the history of American decorative arts.
FREE - Registration required
Sign up: https://oxfordmuseummd.org/event/decorative-arts-in-colonial-maryland/
August 22 @ 5PM
Oxford Town Hall
103 Market St
Oxford, MD

Then, for you foodies, we have Dining in Colonial Maryland, presented by Food Historian, Joyce White.
$10 - Registration required
Sign up: https://oxfordmuseummd.org/event/decorative-arts-in-colonial-maryland/
Sept 10 @ 5PM
Oxford Community Center
200 Oxford Rd
Oxford, MD

We’re not going to say good bye yet. In fact, we’re going to cross the Bridge and give you a private tour of the Paca House & Hammond-Harwood House. We will meet you in Annapolis and serve you a terrace lunch. Yes, we’ll meet you there as transportation is NOT provided. Details and itinerary are on the website.
$55 - Registration required
Sign up: https://oxfordmuseummd.org/event/decorative-arts-in-colonial-maryland/
Sept 16th @ 10:45
Meet at Paca House
186 Prince George St
Annapolis, MD

Join in the fun of learning about the history of Colonial Oxford and the region. While you’re signing up, make sure your membership is up to-date.

08/05/2026

Mark your calendars, the Oxford Museum in partnership with the Town of Oxford continues to celebrate the 250th birthday of our country with a presentation by Lucinda Dukes Edinberg. Ms. Edinberg is curator of the Hammond-Harwood House in Annapolis, MD. This National Historic Landmark was built in 1774 and is known for its decorative arts collection. Much of the collection was imported from England, Europe, and China by way of ship into various Maryland ports. The esteemed curator will speak about some of the highlights of the collection and their importance in the history of American decorative arts.

Commerce and the Decorative Arts – Lucinda Edinberg, Curator, Hammond-Harwood House
August 22 @ 5:00 pm
Oxford Town Hall
103 Market St
Oxford, MD

FREE - Registration required
Sign up: https://oxfordmuseummd.org/event/decorative-arts-in-colonial-maryland/

08/03/2026

The Patriot vs. Loyalist Debate was presented by the Oxford Museum to a full house at St. Pauls Church in Oxford, MD on Saturday night, August 1st. The debate featured Patriot Edward Lloyd IV portrayed by Mickey Te***ne and Tory James Tighlman portrayed by David Poe. The setting was a tavern where both debated their views, fears, and expectations regarding the Revolutionary War. Mickey and David dressed in period clothes. Art Murr served as the moderator from the present time, posing questions, offering perspectives, and kept the debate on track, on time, and without bloodshed.

Art, Mickey, and David put on an informative and entertaining show. They told the story of the Revolutionary War as it affected Oxford and our country, and they told it in a manner that was relatable and educational. They didn’t do it alone; we know that. Thanks go not only to those three, but also to their support team (we know who you are, wives and Oxford Museum members). Kudos to our special guest Town Crier, David Rose, who brought the crowds in.

A video of the debate can be viewed by clicking this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03-IkTFhhkg
(Thank you, Stuart Parnes).

The Oxford Museum
101 S. MORRIS ST
OXFORD, MD 21654
410-226-0191
[email protected]

07/26/2026

Look, here comes August! With it comes more Oxford Museum excitement. This Saturday, the 1st of August, the museum will take you back in time to the 1700’s and the American Revolution. St Paul’s Church (thank you, Jenny) will be the venue, set as a tavern. Our neighbors and friends, Mickey Te***ne, Dave Poe and Art Murr will be acting out the scene of a debate between a Patriot and a Loyalist. I’ll let you guess who plays Patriot Edward Lloyd IV and Loyalist Tory James Tighlman, and who is the moderator? Come find out and hear the views, fears, and expectations around the Revolutionary War at that time. Hoping the moderator can keep the debate calm and without bloodshed.

All invited. Bring the family for this educational and fun experience.

Saturday August 1st 5:00 PM

St. Paul’s Church
225 S Morris St
Oxford, MD

While we are talking August, go ahead and put August 22, 5 PM on your calendars for the presentation, Commerce and the Decorative Arts (https://oxfordmuseummd.org/event/decorative-arts-in-colonial-maryland/) with Lucinda Edinberg, Hammond-Harwood House at the Oxford Town Hall.
Free, but registration required. Sign-up at https://oxfordmuseummd.org/
Oxford Museum in partnership with the Town of Oxford.

07/22/2026

Take a trip with the Oxford Museum back in time to the 1700’s and the American Revolution. The setting is a tavern where Patriot Edward Lloyd IV (played by Mickey Te***ne) and Loyalist Tory James Tighlman (played by David Poe) debate their views, fears, and expectations regarding the Revolutionary War. The moderator (played by Art Murr) will pose questions, offer perspectives, and hopefully keep the debate on track, without bloodshed.

All invited. Bring the family for this educational and fun experience.

Saturday August 1st 5:00 PM

St. Paul’s Church
225 S Morris St
Oxford, MD

07/19/2026

Last night the Oxford Museum united the past with the present in our presentation of the 2026 Douglas Hanks, Jr Oxford Preservation Awards.

As laughter and conversation filled the air, the room at the OCC grew quiet as Pete Linkins was recognized for his historic preservation of his Oxford home. There is a long and beautiful story around the restoration of his home, now on Market street. Doug Hanks would have greatly appreciated Pete’s being awarded. Congratulations, Pete.

The drumroll continued as Cathy Schmidt was brought forward to be awarded her due. A virtual book of recommendations was written for Cathy and how appropriate as she is a beautiful writer of books about our town of Oxford. Douglas Hanks can cheerfully look down upon his apparent descendant and smile. Congratulations, Cathy.

What a joyful night. To those that attended, you already know. To those that missed it, all it takes is becoming a member and you can be there next year, and at all of our events. The Oxford Museum gives the best parties and it just takes membership to be invited. To join: https://oxfordmuseummd.square.site/membership-donation

We had the best time with the best food and the skies were loudly cheering us on. That storm gave the atmosphere of the party that much more thunder!

07/13/2026

What a week we have going. Plein Air is in the air with artists everywhere. As if that weren’t enough, you’re going to find history lovers flocking into the Oxford Museum on Saturday. It’s that time of the year when the Oxford Museum members come together for the annual Members’ Summer Party! The most exciting part is the 2026 Douglas Hanks, Jr Award! The winner/s will be announced at the party. Drumroll, please! It will be another in the infamous historical gatherings of our Oxford community. Don’t miss the excitement this Saturday, July 18th 5-7 PM.

Remember: you gotta be a member. Most of you are, but those of you who aren’t, you can join the Museum and have some fun with the Oxford history lovers: https://oxfordmuseummd.square.site/membership-donation

101 S Morris St
Oxford, MD
410.226.0191
[email protected]

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101 S Morris Street
Oxford, MD
21654

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 4pm
Friday	10am - 4pm
Saturday	10am - 4pm
Sunday	10am - 4pm

Telephone

(410) 226-0191

Website

http://www.oxfordmuseummd.org/

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