Windsor Locks Preservation Association

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Windsor Locks Preservation Association, Inc.

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We are always looking for more volunteers to help us with raising money for the Save The Train Station project and our educational efforts.

We need volunteers to help with many aspects of raising money, planning events, assisting with educational programs, and much more!

We welcome your inquiries.

Windsor Locks Train Station, circa 1960

Mailing address:

Windsor Locks Preservation Association, Inc.
PO Box 158
East Windsor, CT 06088-0158.

Email addresses:

General and Media Requests
about the Train Station:
- TrainStation@WindsorLocksPreservation.com

Volunteer:
- Volunteer@WindsorLocksPreservation.com

Fundraising Committee:
- Fundraising@WindsorLocksPreservation.com

Education Committee:
- Education@WindsorLocksPreservation.com

The Ticket Office / Gift Shop:
- Giftshop@WindsorLocksPreservation.com

Newsletter Submissions and Inquiries:
- News@WindsorLocksPreservation.com

Comments and suggestions about the website:
- Webmaster@WindsorLocksPreservation.com or
Gary@BearlyVisible.com

Telephone:

860-798-5376

Help us make Windsor Locks a place we can all be proud of, once again!

Join The Effort To Save The Windsor Locks Train Station!

A Few Facts

The Historic Windsor Locks Passenger Train Station was built in 1875.

It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1975 for its 100th anniversary.

Ella Tambussi Grasso, the first woman Governor in US History, boarded the train at this very station to attend her inauguration in Hartford.

The station was an important part of the town not only as a means of transportation but for economic growth.

The building, located on Route 159, is in danger of being lost to vandalism and neglect.