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the Lincoln Highway and the Michigan Road at their own places
Two famous names touch this corridor's road only elsewhere, and the leg prints them at pointer strength so they are not imported. The Lincoln Highway's association with State Road 933 is real but confined to the route's east–west leg: the second Main Market highway "was also known as the Lincoln highway," and the 1913 alignment entered the county from the east on what is now County Line Road and SR 933's Lincolnway course through Osceola, Mishawaka and South Bend, moving south in the early 1920s to the present U.S. 30 corridor. No Lincoln Highway alignment runs north–south through Roseland; the negative is confirmed, not merely unproven. Every other named auto trail in the standard lists was swept against this corridor and returned nothing; the corridor's complete named-route roll is the Dixie Highway and the Blue and Gray Trail, both carried in their own articles above.
Sources: the Lincoln Highway route record for St. Joseph County (the 1913 alignment and the early-1920s move); Indiana Transportation History, "The First Five State Roads" (the Michigan Road joining at South Bend); AmericanRoads.us auto-trail list and Michigan Highways trail tables, swept.