Map 1Lower Green
Historic homes and public buildings clustered around the lower Windham Center Green.
Windham Center collection
Choose a walking tour.
Eight routes preserve WPI’s original numbering, from the Green and North Road to the cemetery and America 250.
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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.