1937 Map of England

About this map

Agricultural life in Lonoke County centers on England and the St Louis Southwestern Ry corridor in this mid-1930s survey. The landscape is defined by an intricate network of waterways including Bakers Bayou, Indian Bayou, and the Crooked Creek drainage system, which shaped the development of townships like Richwoods and Gum Woods. This era was characterized by a dense distribution of rural schools and churches that served small farming communities, many of which are preserved here such as Tomberlins Sch and Steel Bridge Ch.