Historical Marker

'windsor Castle'

NC 308 (Sterlingworth Street) at Watson Street in Windsor · Windsor · Bertie

North Carolina marker

Inscription

Built 1858 by Patrick H.

Winston, Jr. Birthplace of

sons George T., educator;

Francis D., lt. gov.,

1905-1909; & Robert W.,

writer. 100 yards east.

Location

AddressNC 308 (Sterlingworth Street) at Watson Street in Windsor
CityWindsor
CountyBertie
StateNorth Carolina
Coordinates35.999880, -76.954150

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