Historic Windsor. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Windsor was first known as Gray's Landing
in the early 1700s. Over 250 years of history can be found in its Historic District, including the Bertie County
Courthouse, (c.1887) and the Freeman Hotel (c.1840), a Greek Rivival building and currently the home to the
Windsor-Bertie County Chamber of Commerce. Other sites include St. Thomas Episcopal Church (c.1839), The
Gray-Gillam and J.B. Gillam Houses (c.1790), and Windsor Castle (c.1858).
in the early 1700s. Over 250 years of history can be found in its Historic District, including the Bertie County
Courthouse, (c.1887) and the Freeman Hotel (c.1840), a Greek Rivival building and currently the home to the
Windsor-Bertie County Chamber of Commerce. Other sites include St. Thomas Episcopal Church (c.1839), The
Gray-Gillam and J.B. Gillam Houses (c.1790), and Windsor Castle (c.1858).
| Windsor is listed in the Civil War Discovery Trail. A marker in the Park at Gray's Landing commemorates the Skirmish at Windsor when Union gunboats dispatched from Plymouth entered the town in the early hours of January 30, 1864 , and faced a small regiment from the 42nd Georgia Calvary. |
The Windsor - Bertie County Chamber of Commerce is committed to maintaining the natural resources and quality
of life that makes Bertie County a desirable place to live and work. Thank you for visiting our website. Check our
links for information about our tourism and businesses. Most especially, thank you for your interest in the Windsor
- Bertie County area. If you have any questions, please contact us through the link on the bottom left.
of life that makes Bertie County a desirable place to live and work. Thank you for visiting our website. Check our
links for information about our tourism and businesses. Most especially, thank you for your interest in the Windsor
- Bertie County area. If you have any questions, please contact us through the link on the bottom left.
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