About Winslow AZ
History
Founded as a railroad town in 1880, Winslow grew quickly as the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad established its hub here. By the mid-1900s, Route 66 brought travelers, businesses, and a surge of growth. Historic landmarks like the La Posada Hotel and the Standin’ on the Corner Park keep this spirit alive today.
Community Life
Winslow is known for its walkable downtown, affordable homes, and strong community pride. From art murals and Route 66 shops to neighborhood schools and parks, Winslow blends small-town warmth with easy access to Arizona’s major highways.
The Crossroads Advantage
With Interstate 40, BNSF rail, and a regional airport, Winslow has always been a crossroads of commerce and travel — and remains a smart choice for both residents and businesses.
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