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Historic Bank | 25 mins to Purdue
- Unique stay inside a renovated historic bank — complete with the original vault turned closet!
- Comfortable beds & peaceful small-town setting
- Spacious layout, perfect for couples, families, or work trips
- Great location near Purdue and local attractions
- Cool and quiet space with all the essentials provided
- Pet-friendly and well-equipped for short or long stays

Arriving early in the day or leaving late? Ask us about our half day add-on.

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Oxford is a charming, tight-knit community in Northwestern Indiana, blending small-town charm with historic character and modern conveniences. Whether visiting for a weekend or longer, you’ll find a variety of dining, shopping, and attractions that showcase the heart of the area.

Dining & Cafés

Dan Patch Café – A cozy local diner serving hearty breakfasts, home-style lunches, and homemade pies. A perfect spot to start the day.
Pizza King – A local favorite for classic pizzas, subs, and casual dining. Ideal for take-out or a relaxed meal with family and friends.
Phat Fred’s BBQ & More – Slow-smoked meats, sandwiches, and savory sides in a casual setting for authentic barbecue.
Sips on the Square – Inside The Market, offering locally roasted coffee, pastries, and light bites, perfect for a morning or afternoon break.
The Squeeze Inn – A no-frills diner with burgers, fries, and milkshakes in a welcoming atmosphere.

Shopping

Oxford Mercantile – Vintage finds, artisan goods, and handcrafted décor for unique gifts and souvenirs.
TDeez Creations – Custom wood and epoxy pieces, from cutting boards to furniture.
Cabbage Rose Floral Market – Florals, gifts, and home accents in a boutique setting.

Attractions & Outdoor Activities

Oak Grove Heritage House – Historic site showcasing local architecture and culture.
Oxford Town Square & Community Park – Shops, seasonal events, and scenic walking paths in a picturesque setting.
Benton County Wind Farm Scenic Drive – Explore Indiana’s countryside and its impressive wind turbines.

Oxford invites you to explore, relax, and enjoy all the unique experiences this small-town community has to offer.

Guest will have access to the whole unit

Your family will be close to everything when you stay at this centrally-located historic filled place. Step back into history when you stay at the old Oxford Bank building, original terrazzo floors, the original safe now as a walk in closet and so much more! This historic building was built in 1891 and was robbed by the John Dillinger Gang in the 1930’s. In the heart of the downtown square with scenic brick roads and a beautiful green park across the street.

Step Back in Time: A Historic Stay at the Old Oxford Bank
Welcome to the Old Oxford Bank, a charming piece of American history now transformed into a two-unit Airbnb. Nestled in the heart of Oxford, Indiana, this unique property was once the site of a daring and infamous robbery by none other than John Dillinger and his notorious gang of criminals.

In the early 1930s, during the height of the Great Depression, Dillinger and his gang—known for their brazen heists—targeted small-town banks across the Midwest. On March 17, 1934, the Old Oxford Bank became the scene of one such robbery. Armed and dangerous, Dillinger and his crew stormed the bank, stealing a sizable sum of money while evading capture in the process. The audacious robbery would go down in local history as a symbol of Dillinger's crime spree and the fear and excitement that gripped the nation during his reign of terror.

This historic building, which still bears the marks of its storied past, offers an incredible opportunity to stay in a place that was once a backdrop to one of America's most infamous bank robberies. Whether you’re a history buff, a fan of true crime, or just looking for a memorable getaway, the Old Oxford Bank provides a one-of-a-kind experience that combines modern comforts with a touch of vintage charm.

Feel free to explore the original architecture, including the vault where Dillinger’s gang might have stashed their stolen loot, and imagine what it must have been like to be a part of that incredible moment in history.