Originally named Belmont, the city of Windsor, Missouri was renamed in 1859 for Windsor Castle in England. The city spans Henry County and Pettis County. Missouri Highways 2 and 52 intersect at Windsor. Nearby communities include Bowen, Brandon, Bryson, Calhoun, Santiago, and Sutherland. Kansas City is about ninety miles to the northwest.
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First Baptist Church of Windsor, Missouri
The Windsor congregation meets at its facilities on South Tebo Street. Directions, service times, a calendar of upcoming programs and events, and an introduction to the congregation’s pastor and staff are set forth, and an overview of the church’s ministries and focus is included.
http://www.fbcwindsor.org/
The Christian congregation is located on West Florence Street in the city of Windsor, Missouri. Schedules for its Sunday morning Bible studies and worship service are posted, along with its Wednesday evening Bible study, prayer meeting and youth programs, and leadership contacts.
http://gccofwindsor.org/
Windsor Area Chamber of Commerce
Offering business and associate memberships, the Chamber is made up of business owners and other individuals in the Windsor, Missouri region. Membership benefits, meeting schedules, a calendar of events, and a guide to local schools and attractions are presented.
http://www.windsormo.org/
Family owned and operated, the auction facility holds noon sales every Wednesday and special cow sales as advertised on its site, featuring several feed and water pens, several buyers ringside to market cattle and employees to pre-sort and handle the cattle, as well as a cafe. Market reports, photographs, and schedules are posted.
http://www.windsorlivestockauction.com/
The C-1 public school system is headquartered in northern Jefferson County, operating James E. Freer Elementary School, Windsor Elementary School, Windsor Intermediate Center, Windsor Middle School, and Windsor Senior High School, each of which are highlighted here, along with a district calendar, curriculum data, and notifications.
http://windsor.k12.mo.us/
Windsor, Missouri on the Katy Trail
The Katy Trail is a 237-mile bike trail passing through most of the state, following the former Katy Railway line and passing through several communities, including Windsor. Its place along the trail is shown on a map and local restaurants, groceries, lodging and camping facilities, parking, phones, and ATMs are pointed out.
http://www.bikekatytrail.com/windsor.aspx
The annual event features bull riding, a rodeo, cardboard boat races and other events, as well as a carnival, live entertainment, parade, pie auction, tractor show, car and motorcycle show, truck and tractor pull, and other activities over the Labor Day weekend. Schedules, flyers, forms, sponsors, and photographs are presented.
http://www.windsorseptemberfest.com/
