About Windham

Located about an hour west of Providence, Rhode Island, in the eastern plains of the state, Windham, Connecticut, is a town of nearly 23,000 that claims more privately owned Victorian homes per capita than San Francisco, making the town a charming one with a historic quality. Located near the the Willimantic River, the town originally was an old mill town in the 1800s, but has progressed on and is seeing major economic development these days. Residents coming here to look for a house for rent or an apartment for rent will find an active local government working hard to better the community. There is much development ongoing in Windham and downtown revitalization is a top priority among lawmakers here. Four public elementary schools and a single middle and high school provide education here, in addition to Eastern Connecticut State University. Windham Hospital provides medical services in addition to being a large employer. Those searching for a a house for rent or an apartment for rent also will find many organizations active in Windham, from the Victorian Neighborhood Association, The Garden on the Bridge and The Mills Art's Space to the Windham Theatre Guild. Two museums, Windham Textile and History Museum and the Jillson House Museum, are located here. Willmantic Country Club and Pomeroy State Park are just a couple of outdoor destinations in the area.

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