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We are currently working on a project to collect stories of
how our lives were disrupted and transformed by both the
virus and the economic fallout.
Tell Your Stories, Share History... Primary sources from earlier crises, like the 1918 flu pandemic, are invaluable tools and resources that help historians, scholars, and individuals understand how our nation met the challenges like those we are facing now. The Oxford Area Historical Association (OAHA) has been and continues to be the repository for the stories about the people and events that created modern Oxford, PA.With your help we will be able to chronicle and collect
Oxford’s experience during the Covid-19 pandemic of 2020.
Please click on the link and you will be re-directed to https://oxfordcoronachronicles.com website where you can learn more and share your stories. Thank you in advance for your continued support.CHRONICLES OF COVID-19 IN OXFORD, PA
Now, as we meet the
challenges of the COVID-19
pandemic,
OAHA wants to ensure that
those who come after us
remember and understand
the trial we are enduring.
We want to preserve the
stories of how our lives
were disrupted and
transformed by both the
virus and the economic
fallout. To that end, we
are asking for your help as
we chronicle and collect
Oxford's experience during
the COVID-19 pandemic
of 2020.
Special Announcements
Welcome to OAHA’s Special
Announcements page, where you will
find information on projects and
initiatives involving
The Oxford Area Historical Association.
Oxford Area Historical Association
A Special Thank You for Sponsoring our 2020 Programs
Donna Hosler
Nancy and Bob Butler
Vicky and Andy Nevrincean
Liz and Jim Abel
Karen and Jim Kelly
Linda and Frank Hersh
© Copy Right All Rights Reserved OAHA
Special Announcements
Welcome to OAHA’s Special Announcements
page, where you will find information on
projects and initiatives involving
The Oxford Area Historical Association.
Oxford Area Historical Association
We are currently working on a
project to collect stories of how
our lives were disrupted and
transformed by both the virus and
the economic fallout.
Tell Your Stories, Share History... Primary sources from earlier crises, like the 1918 flu pandemic, are invaluable tools and resources that help historians, scholars, and individuals understand how our nation met the challenges like those we are facing now. The Oxford Area Historical Association (OAHA) has been and continues to be the repository for the stories about the people and events that created modern Oxford, PA.With your help we will be able to
chronicle and collect Oxford’s
experience during the Covid-19
pandemic of 2020.
Please click on the link and you will be re-directed to https://oxfordcoronachronicles.co m website where you can learn more and share your stories. Thank you in advance for your continued support.CHRONICLES OF COVID-19 IN OXFORD, PA
Now, as we meet
the challenges of
the COVID-19
pandemic,
OAHA wants to
ensure that those
who come after us
remember and
understand the trial
we are enduring.
We want to
preserve the stories
of how our lives
were disrupted and
transformed by
both the virus and
the economic
fallout. To that end,
we are asking for
your help as we
chronicle and
collect Oxford's
experience during
the COVID-19
pandemic of 2020.
A Special Thank You for
Sponsoring our 2020 Programs
Donna Hosler
Nancy and Bob Butler
Vicky and Andy Nevrincean
Liz and Jim Abel
Karen and Jim Kelly
Linda and Frank Hersh
