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Oxford Oxford is one of Maryland’s oldest towns and the earliest seaport. Situated at the end of the Tred Avon River, it was formerly a busy harbor with a famous shipbuilding and fishing center. It is relaxed and tranquil, charming in appearance. Most of the village and waterfront can be seen on foot by strolling on old brick walks under the canopies of stately trees. There are many fine restaurants, some on the water and others sprinkled around the town. Oxford takes its boating very
seriously. There are several
marinas and boatyards in town and
Oxford claims to be the sailboat racing center of the mid-shore
area. During summer weekends, the broad Tred Avon River is full of
picturesque sails from the juniors practicing closed races to the major
sailing craft that participate in off-shore races throughout the
world. Download the Oxford Brochure for a map and more information. Oxford Picture Gallery [Click on photo for larger image]
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