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Oxford is a Little Gray Today After Local Color is Demolished
The building that was home to Local Color, Oxford’s eclectic smoke and gift shop since the mid-80s is gone.
The building was demolished after the owner, William “Willie” Wallace recently retired and closed the doors due to ongoing health issues.
The store was known to be a hangout for students and sold posters, incense, tie-dyed clothes, smoking glass pipes, herbal supplies, vaporizers, electronic cigarettes, hookahs and other smoking accessories.
The store opened in 1973 and was originally on University Avenue. It later moved over to the North Lamar location in the mid-80s.
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