Founded in 1854 as a trade center at intersection of two main roads, and first known as Crossroads. Now situated between two major highways (I-20 and I-30) and known as the Art...
Founded in 1854 as a trade center at intersection of two main roads, and first known as Crossroads. Now situated between two major highways (I-20 and I-30) and known as the Art Capital of East Texas. Name changed to honor early settler, John E. Wynn. Spelling was supposedly changed by a newspaper editor in the 1870s because of a shortage of the letter “y” in his type. Center of scenic area popular with photographers in any season. Recreational opportunities on nearby lakes; hunting and camping.
One of Texas’ best known salutes to fall foliage is Winnsboro’s Autumn Trails, held every weekend in Oct. Sightseers from throughout the state enjoy specifically mapped routes of East Texas forest land and a variety of special events. Other annual events include Hog Rally and the Cruise-In in Oct. 903/342-0684, 903/342-7788.
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