The area is full of springs, creeks, and woods. An Easton Baptist Church was located in the area before it moved and its building purchased by Mt. Carmel Baptist Church. Union Ridge was so named as there was a group of Union sympathizers and supporters in the area during the Civil War. The Belview Cemetery was also located in this area across the Railroad Tracks in the area of the present Sear Repair Shop. The community had no early church, but not far away are Abotts Creek Primitive and Missionary Baptist churches to the south, Union Cross Moravian to the north,and Bunker Hill Baptist and Methodist churches to the east.
Today there is no trace of the once thriving town, besides memories and historical records.
Local lore maintains that the community was so named due to the large number of George's in the community. The Careful observer of the older aspects of the Waughtown Community will note that many of the streets such as Argonne, Burgandy, Marne and many others have names of places which were of importance during the First World War. These streets, were named after the World War as the soldiers returned home and built houses and communities. Other streets have taken on the names of prominent or early families such as Charles, Crowder, and Sprague. Chapel street in the Sunnyside Community was so named as there used to be a Moravian Chapel on the street.