Nathan Winston Historical Marker

The Nathan Winston Historical Marker is located in Ottumwa, IA and commemorates the life and contributions of Nathan Winston, a prominent figure in Iowa's history. Winston was a former slave who went on to become a successful entrepreneur and philanthropist

He played a significant role in the development of Ottumwa as a major commercial and industrial center during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Winston not only built a successful business empire, but he also gave back to his community through various charitable efforts, including funding schools and supporting civil rights causes.

Today, the Nathan Winston Historical Marker serves as a reminder of this remarkable man and his impact on Ottumwa and the state of Iowa. It's a must-see for visitors who are interested in learning about the city's history and the contributions of African Americans in the Midwest.

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