The Oxhead Tavern

The Oxhead Tavern is a part of New England History. Built in 1820 in the Town of Brimfield, the Oxhead Tavern served as a meetinghouse for the town's Congregational Church. In 1834, it was hauled by oxen to Fiskdale. There it was a Church for Irish Catholics. Then in 1860, the building was converted to a Shoe Factory.

It wasn't until 1940 that it began its life as a tavern. Then in 1973, the old building was moved once again to the shore of Cedar Lake. So as you visit the Oxhead Tavern, remember, you too are now a part of New England history.

The Oxhead Tavern's menu, containing everything from mouthwatering scrod, to a hearty sirloin can be seen here.

The Oxhead Tavern is Open Monday-Saturday 11am-9pm and Sunday 12-9pm.