This 1899 Romanesque revival building was originally the Perry Street Fire Hall, housing horses, equipment and firemen for the local fire brigade. As the department grew and equipment changed, another fire hall was built on Parkinson Road, and the Perry Street Fire Hall closed. This building also houses Ernie Hardeman M. P. P. for Oxford and the Perry Street Medical Clinic Offices.

Built in 1895 as Woodstock's public market, the Market Centre has been a cornerstone of community life for more than 130 years. Thoughtfully restored, this historical landmark now serves as a collaborative downtown hub, housing Economic Development, Human Resources, the Woodstock BIA, Chamber of Commerce and Small Business Centre, while continuing its legacy of connection, collaboration and community growth. 

The Woodstock Art Gallery (WAG) celebrates artwork from local, regional and national artists over two floors. The site’s location is the former John White Company (1901-54) and Walkers of Woodstock (1964). This year, WAG is celebrating its 60th anniversary. Stop by to explore the current exhibitions, including an anniversary exhibit. And join them for their Fall Open House.

Come and explore the Old Town Hall, constructed in 1853 as Woodstock’s first public market, council chamber and concert hall. Serving later as the fire hall and jail, the building became the home of the Oxford County Museum in 1947. For Doors Open Woodstock, take a behind-the-scenes tour of this fascinating site.

This library ignites curiosity and connects our community to a world of ideas, resources and enriching experiences. It has a rich history. In 1905, the Carnegie Foundation awarded the City of Woodstock a grant for the construction of a library. In 1909, this beautiful building officially opened. Come and explore the space that continues to grow with the community.