The W. H. Winborne House is a historic residence in Conway, South Carolina. Its construction dates back to 1925 for William Henry Winborne who built the home for his retirement. This is where he spent the later years of his life until he died in 1947.

The W. H. Winborne House is historically significant for two reasons. For one, its architecture is striking. It is one of the finest bungalow style houses in the city of Conway, even after almost a century after its completion. Two, it was built by William Henry Winborne, the man who worked with the Burroughs Lumber Company and subsequently purchased and renamed it after himself. WInborne also designed the town clock of the city of Conway.