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    Central Public School was built in 1880. The school grounds were known as court house square that was part of the clergy reserves. In 1878 the Woodstock public school trustees purchased the property

    Woodstock's first grammar/high school was established by an Act of Parliament in 1841. This first school was located at the corner of Dundas and Wellington Streets. In 1851 a new school site was chos

    The Canadian Literary Institute, which was incorporated in 1857, opened in 1860 and renamed Woodstock College in 1883. Sponsored by the Baptist Church, it was a co-educational institution providing t

    The Canadian Literary Institute, which was incorporated in 1857, opened in 1860 and renamed Woodstock College in 1883. Sponsored by the Baptist Church, it was a co-educational institution providing t

    The school was first opened in 1910. In early 2018 the Oxford County Council approved a new housing project, that would convert the school into affordable housing.

    Woodstock's first grammar/high school was established by an Act of Parliament in 1841. This first school was located at the corner of Dundas and Wellington Streets. In 1851 a new school site was chos

    The Canadian Literary Institute, which was incorporated in 1857, opened in 1860 and renamed Woodstock College in 1883. Sponsored by the Baptist Church, it was a co-educational institution providing t

    The Canadian Literary Institute, which was incorporated in 1857, opened in 1860 and renamed Woodstock College in 1883. Sponsored by the Baptist Church, it was a co-educational institution providing t

    The Canadian Literary Institute, which was incorporated in 1857, opened in 1860 and renamed Woodstock College in 1883. Sponsored by the Baptist Church, it was a co-educational institution providing t

    Photo taken of Woodstock College (1857-1926).

    Built in 1910, the building was originally used as a school and is now a professional building that rents offices.

    The first grammar school opened in the Goodwin School House on October 9, 1843 located at Bay and Dundas St. This was one of the first five secondary schools to open in Canada. In 1848 it moved to a