Built in 1893, the large house on the hill west of the railroad tracks on Winslow Road marks the town of Winslow, which was an active BCR&N railroad station with depot, store, blacksmith and stockyard. Mail for Finchford and much of the rural area around was delivered to the Winslow post office. Winslow declined as a business center between 1900, when the post office was discontinued, and 1905, when sorghum shipments from the Newell Mill stopped. Today, it is a private residence.