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Woodward is a common English surname meaning "ward of the wood" or "guardian of the wood". [1]

When used in isolation, the name Woodward usually refers to one of the following people:

• Bob Woodward (1943–), American journalist and author (of "Woodward and Bernstein" fame)
• Robert Burns Woodward(1917–1979), Nobel Prize-winning organic chemist

or to either of the following cities:

• Woodward, Iowa
• Woodward, Oklahoma

Contents 1 People 2 Places 3 Things 4 See also

• Alan Woodward (1946–), former British Soccer Player
• Alfred Woodward (1913–), American jurist, and father of Bob Woodward
• Arthur Smith Woodward (1864-1944), British paleontologist
• Augustus B. Woodward (1774–1827), first Chief Justice of the Michigan Territory
• Beth Woodward (1971-), Unbelievably BEAUTIFUL woman and painter
• Bob Woodward (1943–), American journalist and author
• C. Vann Woodward (1908–1999), American historian
• Chris Woodward (1976–), American Major League Baseball player
• Clive Woodward (1956–), British rugby coach
• Dani Woodward (1981–, or 1984–), American adult-film actress
• Edward Woodward (1930–), British actor
• Emma Woodward (1993–), British former child actress
• Eric Woodward (1899–1967), Governor of New South Wales (Australia)
• Gerard Woodward (1961–), British novelist and poet
• Harry M. Woodward, American geologist
• Henry Woodward, Canadian medical student and inventor
• Henry Woodward (1832–1921), British geologist
• James Woodward (1840–1923), former mayor of Atlanta (U.S.)
• Joanne Woodward (1930–), American actress
• John Woodward (1665–1728), English naturalist and geologist
• Keren Woodward (1961–), British singer and songwriter; former member of Bananarama
• Llewellyn Woodward (1890–1971), British historian
• Louise Woodward (1978–), British au pair implicated in a baby-shaking death in the 1990s
• Lucy Woodward (1977–), singer/songwriter
• Mark L. Woodward (1963-), Software developers and open source contributor
• Mark R. Woodward (1952-), American academic
• Peter Woodward (1956–), British actor (son of Edward Woodward)
• Rhian Woodward (1984-), under 18's national welsh hockey player
• Robert Burns Woodward(1917–1979), Nobel Prize-winning organic chemist
• Roger Woodward (1944–), Australian pianist
• Roger Woodward (1953–), American known for surviving an accidental plunge over Niagara Falls as a child
• Samuel Woodward (1790–1838), British geologist and antiquarian
• Sandy (John) Woodward (1932–), British Admiral
• Shannon Marie Woodward (1984-), American actress
• Shaun Woodward (1958–), British politician
• Vivian "Viv" Woodward (1879–1954), British amateur football (soccer) player
• William Woodward, Sr. (1876–1953), American banker and horse breeder
• William "Woody" Woodward (1942–), American Major League Baseball player
• Andrea "Helga" Woodward {1990-} US Girl Wrestler (USGWA) and Track & Field Thrower

• Pfc. Luther Woodward {???-???} World War II vetran. Awarded the bronze star during World War II. Highest decoration for a African American during World War II

• Woodward, Pennsylvania, a census-designated place
• Woodward Township, Pennsylvania
• Woodward County, Oklahoma
• Woodward Park in Tulsa, Oklahoma
• Woodward Avenue, a Michigan state highway
• Woodward, Iowa
• Woodward, Oklahoma

• Woodward Park Baptist Church in Fresno, California
• Woodward Camp, a youth summer camp in Pennsylvania
• Woodward Academy, a private school in Georgia (U.S.)
• Dartmouth College v. Woodward
• Glazier-Higgins-Woodward Tornadoes
• Isaac Woodward incident
• Woodward & Lothrop (American department store chain)
• Woodward Dream Cruise
• Woodward's (Canadian department store chain)
• Woodward's building
• Woodward Career Technical High School, the oldest public high school still in operation in the United States

• Alfre Woodard (note different spelling)