Discover the Historic Charm and Architectural Beauty of Oxford, Mississippi
Nestled amidst the rolling hills of North Mississippi, Oxford is a charming university town that captivates with its rich history and architectural wonders. Located just 80 miles south of Memphis, Tennessee, Oxford is easily accessible by car (via Interstate 55) and is within a convenient driving distance from major cities such as Jackson, Mississippi (approximately 120 miles to the northwest), and Birmingham, Alabama (approximately 140 miles to the east).
Oxford's vibrant downtown area is a testament to its architectural legacy. Strolling along the historic Courthouse Square, visitors can admire the Greek Revival and Victorian-style buildings that line the streets. The Lafayette County Courthouse, built in 1872, stands as a majestic centerpiece. Other notable buildings include the Carnegie Library (now the Oxford Public Library) and the Old Taylor Grocery Store, which dates back to 1902.
