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Photo & Media Gallery

The courthouse, parish facilities, and the people who keep them running — the parish’s own photographs, carried over from the previous site.

Courthouse

  • The Winn Parish coat of arms: a shield with stars above and below the parish name, dated 1852.
    The parish coat of arms, in use since 1852.
  • The seal of the State of Louisiana.
    The Louisiana state seal.

The Police Jury

  • Seven members of the Winn Parish Police Jury standing together in front of the parish flag and the state flag, with the courthouse seal behind them.
    Members of the Police Jury.
  • Portrait of Deionne, Police Juror for District 2.
    Deionne, District 2.
  • Portrait of Darrell, Police Juror for District 3.
    Darrell, District 3.
  • Portrait of Stanley, Police Juror for District 4.
    Stanley, District 4.
  • Portrait of Kyle, Police Juror for District 5.
    Kyle, District 5.

Parish facilities

  • The Winn Parish Library: a single-storey building with a broad facade, a covered entrance, and a flagpole in front.
    Winn Parish Library.
  • A stack of freshly cut pine logs at a loading deck, with forest behind.
    Timber — the parish’s working landscape.

Piney woods and water

  • A still pond reflecting a line of pines along its far bank, under a blue sky.
    A pond in the parish.
  • A stand of tall pines, trunks filling the frame.
    Pine stand.

Board members

  • Portrait of Evans, library board member.
    Evans.
  • Portrait of Frank McLaren, library board member ex officio.
    Frank McLaren.
  • Portrait of Robinson, library board member.
    Robinson.

Every photograph on this page carries a written description. On the previous site all fifteen homepage images carried an empty alt attribute — the logo, the jurors, and the eight navigation images included, which left a screen-reader user with fifteen unlabelled links.