New building in Oxford, MS downtown that looks like it is rehab of an older building
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2 comments:
Thanks for plugging Oxford, Miss. It is a fabulous hidden treasure - bet it won't be for long. It's hard to find a missing tooth in that beautiful downtown these days! Come back to Mississippi soon.
I use Oxford often in my talks as an example what you can do with your downtown. I suggest that people visit this jewel and see for themselves.
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