Lodge Hall began in the late 1800s as local craftsman Thomas Windsor's backyard carpentry shop, just west of here on Main Street. After his death in 1901, Wicomico County bought the building and moved it to its present site for tax collecting, use as a voting house, and other official functions. It was relocated into the village's commercial center, where nearby businesses included L.M. Vincent's blacksmith shop, E.S. Boston's wheelwright shop, a grocery store, Grange Hall with a library and meeting space, and a doctor's office. In the mid-1900s, the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Goodwill Lodge #112, bought the building and added electricity and indoor plumbing for the first time. In 1983, it became part of the Adkins Historical Complex.