Mystery Loves Company’s second store is now open
202 S. Morris Street
Oxford MD 21654
410-226-0010
Location:
The store is located in a renovated bank building circa 1900 on S. Morris Street (MD RT 333) in the beautiful, historic, waterfront town of Oxford MD. We are 9 miles from Easton in Talbot County off MD Rt. 322. For directions see this link
Mapquest Map of Oxford store location
Oxford Hours:
Friday & Saturday
10:00- 6:00
Sunday, Monday, & Tuesday
11:00 - 4:00
Store description:
Since we will be Oxford’s only bookstore we will carry mysteries as well as local authors, general fiction, children’s books and books about Maryland and the Chesapeake Bay. We will also carry bookcovers, and book related gifts such as book bags, mugs and T-shirts.
OXFORD’S BEST SELLER LIST.
As you know, I do a weekly radio show (three minutes long) on WCEI in Easton. In it I give the national and local best seller lists. This is list for the top best sellers of 2006 for the Oxford store:
- RECIPES AND RECOLLECTIONS: THE OXFORD COOKBOOK
- NO NEST FOR THE WICKET, by Donna Andrews
- FRIGHT OF GHOSTS, by Helen Chappell
- MURDER WITH PEACOCKS, by Donna Andrews
- NANCY DREW’S GUIDE TO LIFE
- MERLOT MURDERS, by Ellen Crosby
- VINTAGE MURDER, by Bill Shepard
- BETTER OFF WED, by Laura Durham
- MURDER ON THE DANUBE, by Bill Shepard
- SING IT TO HER BONES, by Marcia Talley
Click here to listen to Kathy's bestseller list from her WCEI radio program
Schedule of Signings
Mystery Loves Company®
ALL SIGNINGS ARE FROM 1:00 - 3:00 P.M. WITH REFRESHMENTS @ 202 S. MORRIS ST, Oxford, MD 410-226-0010
Oxford History:
Oxford is one of the oldest towns in Maryland founded in 1683. It is also one of the most beautiful waterfront villages with a population of only 700. Walking down Morris Street in this picture perfect town, you are sure that Miss Marple or Jessica Fletcher will meet you at the corner. Its yacht building and crab and oyster industries are still in evidence as they were in the 1600’s; and its stately homes, estates, bed and breakfasts, waterfront parks and fabulous restaurants beckon the visitor. James Michener stayed here at the Robert Morris Inn while he wrote CHESAPEAKE. It was the setting for the film “Failure To Launch” (2005). Folks still take the ferry from Bellevue near St. Michaels to Oxford as they have since 1683. www.oxfordbellevueferry.com Maybe that is why I was led to this place and why I think it is a perfect place for a bookstore. I’ll post some photos of the new store soon on the web site.
Oxford Wed Site:
I hope you will take some time this summer and visit us in Oxford. Check out the Oxford Town web site at http://www.oxfordmd.gov/
The Oxford Business Assocaion's site is http://portofoxford.com
Events:
We are planning frequent author signings as well as book discussion groups.
Check the web site for events in both our stores.
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