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    Woodstock Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) Station took control of the Credit Valley Railway in 1884. It was acquired by CPR Station through its paper firm Ontario & Quebec Railway.

    The Silverwood's Dairies Women's Softball Team started in 1928 in Woodstock, and ended in 1938. Silverwood's Dairies was founded in 1928 and was around until the company was bought by Agropur in the

    Dundas Street United Church was built in 1890 and is located on the corner of Dundas and Oxford Street.

    The Estelle was a streetcar that went between Ingersoll and Woodstock from 1900 until 1925. The streetcar was owned by the Woodstock Thames Valley and Ingersoll (Electric) Railway Company.

    The Woodstock Cenotaph is located in Victoria park, on the corner of Graham and Buller Streets. It was erected in 1925 for the First World War and was unveiled on August 30, 1925. Later more names we

    Hosiers Ltd. was opened in 1920 by Kenneth W. Harvey. It was his second factory and was opened to capitalize on the popularity of hosiery. In 1937, York Knitting Co bought Harvey's three businesses (

    Hosiers Ltd. was opened in 1920 by Kenneth W. Harvey. It was his second factory and was opened to capitalize on the popularity of hosiery. In 1937, York Knitting Co bought Harvey's three businesses (

    Photo of one of the cannons found in front of the Oxford County Courthouse. The cannons were made in England and shipped to Canada for defense if the Americans were ever to attack. They were never us

    Photo of a heritage plaque for the closed Woodstock College. The plaque is located on the front lawn of College Avenue Secondary School.