1954 Map of Sheboygan North

About this map

Sheboygan anchors this coastal survey, where the Sheboygan River winds through the city before emptying into Lake Michigan. The map illustrates a developed mid-century lakeshore, characterized by an extensive park system including Vollrath Park, Deland Park, and Cole Park along the water's edge. Industrial and civic infrastructure is prominent near the mouth of the river, with the Waterworks and City Hall clearly marked. To the north, the landscape transitions into the rural townships of Mosel, where the small settlement of Haven sits along the Chicago and North Western rail line. This 1973 photorevision documents the expansion of the city limits, highlighting newer residential blocks in purple against the established street grid and institutions like St Nickolas Hospital and North High Sch.