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1898 — present
The west corridor's neighborhood prints at survey size, because that is the size of its record: Lincoln Park, on Lincolnway West, is documented in the local-history video record as a working-class, owner-occupied neighborhood that grew around Colfax School, built in 1898; dense in the aerial photograph of 1957; thinned from the 1960s as manufacturing fell and the suburbs rose; and, in the 2020s, a ground of city-partnered infill, new houses rising on its vacant lots along Blaine Street among others. No plat proprietor, addition record or neighborhood history of Lincoln Park at the strength of this section's other entries stands in the record reached, and the entry is printed at exactly the strength of its carrier — a documented course of school, density, decline and infill, its plat layer a named gap. Its association appears in the city's consortium notes of 2021 in the joined form "Lincoln-Bendix Park NA," binding it to the Bendix ground at the corridor's west end.
Sources:
- Round the Bend local-history series (July 2026) — the Lincoln Park account
- Neighborhoods Consortium notes, City of South Bend (2021)