1954 Map of Kenwood

About this map

Sonoma Valley serves as the central corridor of this 1954 landscape, where the rising peaks of the Sonoma Mountains and the Sugarloaf Ridge frame a series of small settlements and agricultural institutions. The map documents the mid-century layout of Kenwood and Lawndale, alongside notable facilities such as the Los Guilicos School For Girls and Los Guilicos Warm Springs. The transportation network is defined by the Southern Pacific Railroad Grade, which parallels the valley floor, connecting the residential areas near Oakmont to the larger region.