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Stop 1Map 1

The Windham Inn

4 Scotland Road

c. 1783

From the WPI tour

A Flemish-bond brick landmark that was once taller; structural problems in the 1800s led to its present two-and-a-half-story form.

Additional context

Built in 1783, the Windham Inn was originally known as the Windham House. A later structural change reduced it from three stories to two, and the building became a long-lived landmark at the Scotland Road intersection.

Walking directions

Sources & further reading

About this stop

Windham Preservation Inc. tour maps National Park Service — Windham Center Historic District Historic Buildings of Connecticut — Windham Inn

Windham Preservation Inc. is the primary source for the tour sequence, building dates and architectural notes. WPI imagery is used with approval; independently sourced photos and historical references are credited on the page where used.

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