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| SCENES IN AND AROUND WINFIELD, JONES CREEK AND SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES |
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| Winfield Baptist Church. Their sign states, "The Church that will not evangelize will fossilize". |
A beautiful scene of pastures with hills next to the church. It was pouring down raining over the distant hills. |
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| Sandstone rock House next door to the Winfield Church. |
Horses in pasture down the road from Winfield toward Jones Creek. |
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| Unity Baptist Church at Jones Creek near west end of Lake Hinkel. This was the school for Jones Creek at one time. The land had been the farm owned by Joseph Dee Essman and was donated by the his family for the school. The school served as Jones Creek school until they started taking the kids to Waldron. |
Cross roads sign- Lower Haw Creek, Walker Mtn. Road, Jones Creek Road. |
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| The little store and bait shop at Jones Creek today was a house at one time that use to set about a quarter of a mile down the road from where it is now. The Stonewall J. Essman family lived in the house at one time. According to Allan and Sonya Essman they believe a Major Hunsucker owned the house and that Stonewall worked for him raising cotton and let the Essman family live there in the house. |
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