Happy 60^thanniversary to Oxford County Library!

After the passing of Bylaw No. 1781 in late 1964, the current Oxford County Library system formed in January 1965. Oxford was the second county in Ontario (after Middlesex in 1963) to establish a public library system at county level, and in its inaugural year Oxford’s new system comprised sixteen branches. The bylaw was signed by William Sutherland (County Warden) and L.K. Coles (County Clerk). Many thanks to the Oxford County Archives for finding...

Notice to Innerkip Branch Patrons
Due to icy conditions, we kindly ask that you use the main foyer entrance to access the Library instead of the south entrance.

For your convenience, the book drop has been relocated closer to the driveway to provide easier access. Please avoid using the south-facing entrance, as shown in the image below.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

Please note that some of our branch hours will be changing slightly over the holidays. All branches will be open normal hours on Monday, December 23 and will resume normal hours on Friday, January 3. Take a look at your local branch hours below and plan your trips to the library accordingly.

The upcoming National Day for Truth and Reconciliation has inspired the latest installment in the Local History Speaker Series.

Oxford County Library – Tillsonburg 
A Talk with Robyn Michaud  
Thursday, September 26, 2024 | 7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Join Conestoga College Professor of Indigenous Studies Robyn Michaud as she discusses her family history in the context of cultural assimilation and reflects on her journey reclaiming her identity and culture. The presentation includes a Jingle Dance...