Oxford Historical Society
2004 Colonial House Tour
September 25, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.






The Abel Wheeler House just north of the Congregational Church was the home of Samuel Pierpont Sanford, who owned the main store in Oxford Center during the late 1800’s.  He also owned large tracts of Oxford forest land which provided lumber for the railroad construction industry.  Later, his daughter, Ruth, operated the house as a Restaurant and Tea Room, making it an important  part of Oxford’s social scene.   Along with the house, visitors may view the barn and the old three-seater outhouse on the grounds.  The house is now owned by Terry and James Tottenham.

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