~1800
The original structure was built by Peter Lauck and his wife Amelia. It would later serve as a nursing home and campus for Alderson-Broadus Women's College.
Our Facility
The Center
For those seeking recovery from active addiction, the door at Edgehill is always open.
A History of Healing
1979
The New Life Center, Inc. purchased the property, and it began its first incarnation as a treatment center for addiction.
2005–2006
An addition was added to the south end, housing the meeting room, an atrium, and an office.
Today
Edgehill, or 'The Hill' as it is affectionately known, continues to serve the recovery community in Winchester.
Inside The Hill
The common room — a gathering place for fellowship, reflection, and rest.