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   Welcome to Windsor, NC! Entered in the National Register of Historic Places in 1991 and listed in the Civil War Discovery Trail, Windsor encompasses the same 100 acres of the original town. King Street is the heart of the Historic District, which includes many fine examples of 18th and 19th Century architecture.

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   3 days ago · Things to Do in Windsor, North Carolina: See Tripadvisor's 179 traveler reviews and photos of Windsor tourist attractions. Find what to do today, this weekend, or in October. We have reviews of the best places to see in Windsor. Visit top-rated & must-see attractions.

3. windsornc.com › about-windsorAbout Us - Windsor

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   Founded as a port on the Cashie River, which rises and falls in Bertie County, Windsor was the center of a thriving agricultural and timber industry. Entered in the National Register of Historic Places in 1991, Windsor encompasses the same 100 acres of the original town.

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5. www.carolana.com › NC › TownsWindsor, North Carolina

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   In 1959, the small town of Bertie on the south side of the Cashie River merged with Windsor. Since the 1890s, nearly eighty buildings, mainly residences, have been constructed in the area of the historic district, filling in the blocks of King, Queen, and York streets.

6. windsornc.com › things-to-do-in-windsorThings to do in Windsor

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   Visitor’s Resources. Artisan’s Alley. Bertie Beach. Bertie County Arts Council. Cashie Wetlands Walk. The Charles Kuralt Nature Trail. Historic Hope Plantation. Livermon Park & Mini Zoo. Moses B. Gillam Technology Center.

7. imfixintoblog.com › a-day-trip-to-windsor-northA Day Trip Guide to Windsor, North Carolina - I\'m Fixin\' To

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   Jul 20, 2016 · Windsor is approximately an hour and 45 minutes from Raleigh, 4 hours from Charlotte, and an hour from Greenville. It’s a smooth ride on quiet highways once you get out of the major city traffic. It makes a great pitstop if you’re heading to the Outer Banks!

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   Is Windsor NC a historic town?

   • Welcome to Windsor, NC! Entered in the National Register of Historic Places in 1991 and listed in the Civil War Discovery Trail, Windsor encompasses the same 100 acres of the original town. King Street is the heart of the Historic District, which includes many fine examples of 18th and 19th Century architecture. Read more about our town…

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   What is the history of Windsor?

   • Founded as a port on the Cashie River, which rises and falls in Bertie County, Windsor was the center of a thriving agricultural and timber industry. Entered in the National Register of Historic Places in 1991, Windsor encompasses the same 100 acres of the original town.

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   How did Windsor become a town?

   • Motorists on US Highway 17 today enter Windsor just as travelers on the Old Halifax Road would have come into Town in the 18th and 19th Centuries. Established by an act of the Colonial Assembly in 1768, on the site known as Gray’s Landing, Windsor has served as the County Seat of Bertie County since 1774.

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   Why is Windsor a historic district?

   • Perhaps because of slow development, Windsor has retained intact enough of its physical fabric from the turn of the nineteenth century through the early twentieth century to form an historic district representing the evolution of a small eastern North Carolina town.

   Windsor, North Carolina

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   What was Windsor known for?

   • By 1800, Windsor was quite an inland shipping center and is referred to in some documents as the Port of Windsor. Ten ships listed Windsor as their home port in Registry Books. The largest of these was the schooner Susanna, owned by Jonathan Jacocks, Benjamin Cook, Robert West, and John H. Pugh, with tonnage of 158 tons.

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   How many white people lived in Windsor?

   • By 1850, as the first hints of the upcoming American Civil War began to simmer, the white population of Windsor was 113, with lawyers, doctors, a shoemaker, confectioner, mechanic, tailor, and painter. By 1860, the overall population had increased to 384, which included 170 whites, 28 free blacks, and 186 slaves.

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9. www.livingplaces.com › NC › Bertie_CountyWindsor Historic District, Windsor Town, Bertie County ...

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   Windsor is the small county seat of Bertie County. Located in the costal plain of eastern North Carolina, the county is bounded on the east by the Chowan River and the Albemarle Sound, on the north by Hertford County, and to the west and south the Roanoke River divides it from Halifax and Martin counties.