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10. Windsor Cheese Co. (1811-1910)

August 23, 2024 Emily Bunnell

Windsor Cheese Company, built on this site in 1811, served as a community operation for area farmers to have their milk processed into cheese. Farmers received about 2 cents a quart for the milk and took the whey home to feed the pigs. In the winter months, when milk production was low, the factory was home to square dances and oyster suppers. The factory closed in 1910. (The drawing was made for the Windsor Historical Museum by local artist Olive Volsky.)

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