In 2021 the Woman's Club of Windsor restored three panels of past businesses and added a fourth panel to thank donors and sponsors of the project. This mural is not far from the old railway station known as Windsor Station. It was situated near the original location of Corrowaugh, which was a Native American town and early settlement in the vicinity of Windsor. A post office was established at Windsor as early as 1818. Windsor Station and the railroad were a hub for the transporation of agricultural goods for the surrounding farmsteads. After the Civil War a number of large businesses were established in the area including a flour mill, saw mill and agricultural processing. The name was shortened to Windsor during the Reconstruction period with the growth of the town.