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Posted by the Waterloo Historical Society: Looking to plan activities for the summer? On the weekend of Aug. 16 and 17, 2014, Oxford at War 1814, visitors can step into the recreated settlement appearing much as it did after being torched by invaders. Settlers, militia and other folks portrayed by actors will meet and speak with visitors, helping them experience what it was like to live in those turbulent times. Re-enactors will bring to life the three separate American attacks on Oxford on the Thames. The Oxford Militia’s encampment, Indian trails through the woods, period food, drink and dance in Martin Tavern, music, art, crafts and more are part of this once in a lifetime commemoration. Perhaps someone will finally dig up the King’s stolen gold, rumoured to be buried on Indian Hill!

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