Pre-order – this book will ship between October 4th and 11th, 2023
As with the first two volumes of The Cofield Collection, come along with me as I travel down more of Oxford’s unique memory lanes. From 4-Corners to the Hurricane Landing, from the Lyceum to Rivers Hill, from the Square to Rowan Oak, from the Depot to Thacker Mountain, Old Oxford will know every crack in the old sidewalks. Oxford First!
Volume 3 of the pictorial history book of Oxford, written in John Cofield’s style of telling the town’s tale, with four generations of Cofield photographs to enhance John’s memories of Oxford.
Format: Hardback
Length: 310 pages
Size: 9″ x 12″
All books ship from Memphis by UPS ground and should arrive within 14 days
Pre-order – this book will ship between October 4th and 11th, 2023
Pre-order – this book will ship on, or before, October 31st, 2022
Volume 2 of the pictorial history book of Oxford, written in John Cofield’s style of telling the town’s tale, with four generations of Cofield photographs to enhance John’s memories of Oxford
Format: Hardback
Length: 310 pages
Size: 9″ x 12″
All books ship from Memphis by UPS ground and should arrive within 14 days
Pre-order – this book will ship on, or before, October 31st, 2022
A pictorial history book of Oxford, written in John Cofield’s style of telling the town’s tale, with four generations of Cofield photographs to enhance John’s memories of Oxford.
Hardback Edition – 310 Pages – 9″ x 12″
All books ship from Memphis by UPS ground and should arrive within 14 days
Note: If you selected a ‘Signed Copy’ please enter the name of the person the book should be signed to in the “Sign this book to” field during checkout.
The publication of Oxford, Mississippi, The Cofield Collection is the natural next step as John continues his family's tradition of preserving their hometown's rich history. A must-read for lovers of Oxford and Ole Miss.
- Ed Meek
If you could only buy one book about Oxford, Mississippi, this is the one you want in your home. The Cofields have outdone themselves once again.
- Kaye Hooker Bryant
Since 1928 the Cofield family photographers have been documenting Oxford's history with their cameras and writing.
John Cofield is the third generation to carry forward the family legacy begun by J. R. "Colonel" Cofield. John's personal Facebook page is really the town's page and his daily posts bring enjoyment to many while providing interesting history lessons to all.
John spends his days promoting the town's most famous citizen, William Faulkner, in addition to researching to enhance the photographic collections at Archives and Special Collections at Ole Miss.
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