Oxford Community
The City of Oxford, while located only 35 miles outside of Atlanta, is a close knit community that still has its wonderful town-like qualities. Founded in 1839 as the birthplace of Emory University, the City of Oxford has always revered its proud history. Now Oxford is home to Oxford College, a branch of Emory.
 Visit our Churches' page for a list of congregations in our town. Also, find out about our historic Old Church |
 Town Services & Information General Information on contacting the city, trash service, volunteer firefighters, emergency services, and school information. |
 Oxford is home to Oxford College, a two-year division of Emory University. |
 Oxford is host to several clubs and organizations ranging from Boy Scouts of America to Lion's Club, to the Historical Cemetery Association. Click here for more information. |
Walking Tour of OxfordThe town, named Oxford in honor of John and Charles Wesley’s alma mater in England, was chartered in 1839. The town was designed by Edward Lloyd Thomas, a Methodist minister and surveyor. ... Read More |
<  The city of Oxford was founded in 1839. From that time forward, many homes were built reflecting the architectural mood of the nation. The pictures below represent some of Oxford's most beautiful historic homes. Click on the picture for more information. |