Oxford Area Historical Association
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2019 Upcoming Events
We have a new location for programs.
Oxford Masonic Lodge at 245 N. Third St. Oxford, PA
Programs will start at 7:00 pm. There is free parking in a lighted lot.
2019 Events Enjoyed
"Chester County artist Adrian Martinez told the story of Humphry Marshall” January 15, 2019
Chester County artist Adrian Martinez told the story of Humphry Marshall, an American botanist and
Quaker during the Revolutionary War. Adrian told the story through his paintings which made history
come alive for our audience.
"Evan Pugh's Penn State" Evan Pugh was the first president of Penn State. March 5, 2019
Roger Williams, author of Evan Pugh's Penn State, spoke to a large crowd last night. His presentation
about Evan Pugh, who was born in Oxford, was very interesting. We appreciate Roger making the trip
from Penn State to share his wealth of knowledge with OAHA!
Susannah Brody, Revolutionary War Story Teller June 20, 2019
Susannah Brody educated and entertained our audience with her stories about Chester County residents
during the American Revolution!
”
“The History of Bainbridge Naval Training Center in Maryland”
This base played a significant role in training naval personnel for duty in WWII. April 25, 2019
A large crowd attended our program on the Bainbridge Naval Training Center. Thanks to our speaker,
Carolyn Spencer, and others who shared their memories and questions
Display on Architecture Styles in Oxford Friday, August 2, 2019
We had a good day at the Connective Festival. Many people came through to see our display on
Architecture Styles in Oxford. We heard many positive comments.
”
November 17, 2019
Fundraising breakfast for OAHA at Sawmill Grill. Two seatings: 8:30 and
9:30. Tickets are available at OAHA programs and through Board members.
$12 for adults, $6 for children 10 and under, 3 and under are free
The Story of Eldreth Pottery Tuesday, September 10, 2019
Tuesday’s crowd thoroughly enjoyed Dave Eldreth's presentation on "The Story of Eldreth Pottery". Dave's
personal stories and his video were a big hit!
Covered Bridge Mythology - Myths by F.B. Robinson and Apparitions by C.X. Carlson. Friday, October 4th,
2019
Our First Friday visitors enjoyed "Covered Bridge Mythology - Myths by F.B. Robinson and Apparitions by
C.X. Carlson." Stay tuned because we will make this display available again if you missed it.
A Small Company of Faithful Ones Tuesday, October 15, 2019
Kevin Brown and Amy King, authors of "A Small Company of Faithful Ones" presented a very interesting
program on Oct. 15th. It was clear they were enthusiastic about their research on the Brandywine Guards
of Chester County, Company A, 1st Pennsylvania Reserves who served during the Civil War. The audience
was enthusiastic as well.
Ann Preston - First Woman Dean of a Medical College Tuesday, November 12, 2019
Roberta McManus presented a well-researched program on Ann Preston, the first woman dean of a medical
school, the Women's Medical College of Pennsylvania. The story of what Ann Preston was able to achieve
was fascinating!
Oxford Area Historical Association
© Copy Right All Rights Reserved OAHA
Tap on calendar event for more detail.
2019 Upcoming Events
We have a new location for programs.
Oxford Masonic Lodge at 245 N. Third St. Oxford, PA
Programs will start at 7:00 pm.
There is free parking in a lighted lot.
"Evan Pugh's Penn State" Evan Pugh was the first president of
Penn State. March 5, 2019
Roger Williams, author of Evan Pugh's Penn State, spoke to a
large crowd last night. His presentation about Evan Pugh, who
was born in Oxford, was very interesting. We appreciate Roger
making the trip from Penn State to share his wealth of
knowledge with OAHA!
2019 Events Enjoyed
"Chester County artist Adrian Martinez told the story of
Humphry Marshall" January 15, 2019
Chester County artist Adrian Martinez told the story of
Humphry Marshall, an American botanist and Quaker during
the Revolutionary War. Adrian told the story through his
paintings which made history come alive for our audience.
"The History of Bainbridge Naval Training Center in Maryland”.
This base played a significant role in training naval personnel
for duty in WWII. April 25, 2019
A large crowd attended our program on the Bainbridge Naval
Training Center. Thanks our speaker, Carolyn Spencer, and
others who shared their memories and questions.
Susannah Brody, Revolutionary War Story Teller June 20, 2019
Susannah Brody educated and entertained our audience with
her stories about Chester County residents during the American
Revolution!
Display on Architecture Styles in Oxford Friday, August 2, 2019
We had a good day at the Connective Festival. Many people
came through to see our display on Architecture Styles in
Oxford. We heard many positive comments.
November 17, 2019
Fundraising breakfast for OAHA at Sawmill Grill. Two seatings:
8:30 and 9:30. Tickets are available at OAHA programs and
through Board members. $12 for adults, $6 for children 10 and
under, 3 and under are free
The Story of Eldreth Pottery Tuesday, September 10, 2019
Tuesday's crowd thoroughly enjoyed Dave Eldreth's
presentation on "The Story of Eldreth Pottery". Dave's personal
stories and his video were a big hit!
Covered Bridge Mythology - Myths by F.B. Robinson and
Apparitions by C.X. Carlson Friday, October 4th, 2019
Our First Friday visitors enjoyed "Covered Bridge Mythology -
Myths by F.B. Robinson and Apparitions by C.X. Carlson." Stay
tuned because we will make this display available again if you
missed it.
A Small Company of Faithful Ones Tuesday, October 15, 2019
Kevin Brown and Amy King, authors of "A Small Company of
Faithful Ones" presented a very interesting program on Oct.
15th. It was clear they were enthusiastic about their research
on the Brandywine Guards of Chester County, Company A, 1st
Pennsylvania Reserves who served during the Civil War. The
audience was enthusiastic as well.
Ann Preston - First Woman Dean of a Medical College Tuesday,
November 12, 2019
Roberta McManus presented a well-researched program on Ann
Preston, the first woman dean of a medical school, the
Women's Medical College of Pennsylvania. The story of what
Ann Preston was able to achieve was fascinating!
