Oxford Historic Districts
Take a walk through history with these stunning historic districts in Oxford, Ohio! Whether you're looking for architecture dating back before the Civil War, the site of a centuries-old women's college, or even a guided tour to learn about the historical significance of the town, you can find all of this and more in Oxford. An adventure through the rich history of Butler County awaits, be sure to plan your next visit to these historic districts today to learn more about what makes Oxford, Ohio unique!
University Historic District
14 W. Park Pl. Oxford OH 45056Location: Oxford
A self-guided walking tour booklet of the University Historic District is available from the Oxford Visitors Bureau and from the Smith Library of Regional History. The district, located just east of the city center, is a neighborhood with many pre-Civil War homes overlooking Miami's original...
Uptown Oxford Historic District
14 W. Park Pl. Oxford OH 45056Location: Oxford
The Uptown Oxford Historic District includes commercial, residential, recreational, and religious sites in the High Street business district. A self-guided walking tour booklet highlights a 12-block area and provides brief descriptions of the historical and architectural significance of nearly 100...
Western College for Women Historic District
441 S. Locust St. Oxford OH 45056Location: Oxford
A private womens school, the Western College for Women began as the Western Female Seminary in 1853 and was named because it was the western representation of Mount Holyoke in the East. Although the College closed in 1974, and its hillside campus became part of Miami University, historic...