1963 Map of Enola

About this map

The settlement of Enola serves as the focal point of this Faulkner County survey, where small rural communities are connected by a network of light-duty roads and unimproved trails. The landscape is defined by the transition from the rolling hills of Cascade Mountain in the south to the fertile drainages of Muddy Bayou and Turkey Creek further north. This era reveals a deeply established social geography, evidenced by numerous country houses of worship such as Naylor Ch, Bethlehem Ch, and Sharon Ch. Local industry and geology are noted through the presence of Shale Pits and a Quarry near the base of the ridge. The map also identifies historic family names through landmarks like Garland Mountain and Heffington Cem, providing significant detail for those researching the early 1960s footprint of the Enola and Naylor areas before modern suburban expansion reached this part of the state.