Map 1Lower Green
Historic homes and public buildings clustered around the lower Windham Center Green.
Historical research byWindham Preservation Inc.Self-guided walking tours
Explore 60+ historic stops across Windham Center.
Follow WPI’s original numbered routes, open the story at each stop, and use your phone for directions when you want them.
Walking etiquette: Many stops are private homes. Enjoy them from public roads and sidewalks.
Windham Center collection
Choose a walk
Map 1
Map 2Upper Green & Weir Court
Early homes, shops, and artist connections around the Upper Green, Weir Court, and Windham Center Road.
Map 3North Road
A concentrated walk through eighteenth-, nineteenth-, and early twentieth-century houses on North Road.
Map 4Plains & Scotland Roads
A longer route of houses, churches, commercial buildings, barns, and early industrial history.
Map 5Windham Center Road
A southward run along Windham Center Road, mixing colonial houses, Greek Revival landmarks, and twentieth-century adaptations.
Map 6“Rock Stars” — Windham Center Notables
A people-first route connecting Windham Center to Revolutionary leaders, artists, physicians, abolitionists, and other notable residents.
Map 7Windham Center Cemetery
A 12-stop graveyard micro-tour. GPS gets you to the cemetery; inside the grounds, follow WPI’s numbered diagram because phone location is too coarse for individual stones.
Map 8America 250 — Windham & the Revolution
A themed route connecting surviving homes, the Washington–Rochambeau march, military camps, and Windham’s Revolutionary residents and stories.
Built for the walk
History stays available when reception doesn’t.
Tour pages and stop text are cached for offline use after the app is installed. Each tour also includes its original WPI map as the visual fallback.