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Wooded Estates and the postwar east side

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1949 — present

The east side's postwar suburb survives in the assessor's record rather than the plat literature: Wooded Estates, in the 46617 ground east of the Sunnymede additions — Corby Boulevard, White Oak Drive and Oak Ridge Drive among its streets — was built in successive additions, the county assessor's legal descriptions carrying at least a second and a third addition ("Wooded Estates 2nd Add," "Wooded Estates 3rd"), and its houses date from 1949 and 1954 forward in the realty record; Frederickson Park adjoins it. The neighborhood's own association stands in the city's consortium notes of 2021. It stands here as the type specimen of the postwar subdivision whose archive is the tax record alone.

Sources:

  1. St. Joseph County assessor / Multiple Listing Service records — the Wooded Estates additions and build years
  2. Neighborhoods Consortium notes, City of South Bend (2021); Parks & Plans, this record (Frederickson Park) — banked fragment

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Source: Wooded Estates and the postwar east side, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/south-bend/neighborhoods/wooded-estates-and-the-postwar-east-side/