Historic Halfway Homestead

Background

The Historic Halfway Homestead is Windsor’s first historic landmark site. It comprises two historical buildings including the oldest structure in the town: The Halfway House. The Halfway House got its name for being halfway between Greeley and Laporte on the Overland Trail Cutoff Route, and was originally a stagecoach stop, post office and pub.

The other historic building on the site is the Dickey Farmhouse, completed in 1907. The Dickeys were a prominent Windsor family who operated one of the largest farms in the region.

Take a 3D tour of the site and learn more about it's history!