Historical Maps of Kingsford Heights
Exploring our town's development through maps
The Planned Community
Kingsford Heights was designed as a planned community during World War II to house workers for the Kingsbury Ordnance Plant. The original plans included 3,000 homes along with businesses, civic buildings, schools, a community center, and parks.
The planning aspect of Kingsford Heights remains highly significant in its history, reflected in the inclusion of the entire community within its boundary, even encompassing lots without houses. This approach was similar to other Federal projects of the era.
On this page, you'll find historical maps showing the original town planning and how Kingsford Heights has developed over the decades.
Map Collection
Our historical map collection showcases Kingsford Heights from its founding to the present day. Click on any map to view it in larger detail.
Note: These maps are provided for historical and educational purposes. For official property information, please contact the LaPorte County Assessor's Office.
Original Town Plan (1940s)
Original Victory City Plan (1941)
High-resolution map coming soon
Kingsford Heights Development Plan (1942)
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Town Development Maps (1950s-1980s)
Post-War Development (1950s)
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Mid-Century Growth (1960s)
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Town Expansion (1980s)
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Contemporary Kingsford Heights
Then & Now: Kingsford Heights
Use the slider below to compare historical and contemporary views of Kingsford Heights.
This interactive comparison tool would allow visitors to slide between historical and current maps of the same area, showing how Kingsford Heights has changed over time.
Do You Have Historical Maps?
We're always looking to expand our collection of historical maps and photographs of Kingsford Heights.
If you have historical maps, aerial photographs, or other materials showing the development of our town that you would be willing to share, please contact us.