Home of the 'Lone Ranger'
The Lone Ranger (Brace Beemer) and his family lived on W. Drahner Road in Oxford MI .
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We are a group of local citizens with the desire to preserve an awareness of this area's history and its artifacts.
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Our building at One North Washington Street has a past as rich as many of its historical contents. It was registered as a Michigan Historical Site by the Michigan Historical commission on September 14, 1992. Around 1900, a two story brick building was built on the site by Alfred Hagerman. In the early 1920's, the building was purchased by the Oxford Savings Bank and was torn down to the Terrazzo floor, and rebuilt into the one story Indiana limestone building you see today. It was the home of Oxford Savings Bank from 1922 to 1966. It was left vacant for several years, and took months of hard work by many determined volunteers to refurbish the building to be used as a museum. The Northeast Oakland Historical Museum recently celebrated its 35th anniversary. |
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Wednesday 12 pm - 4 pm
Thursday 12 pm - 4 pm
Saturday 12 pm - 4 pm
Field Trips and Group Tours by Appointment
(248) 628-8413
The Northeast Oakland Historical Museum is located on the corner of North Washington Street (M-24) and Burdick Street. The address of the building is One North Washington Street in Oxford, Michigan.
