[xzmattzx]

Woodside is a town in Kent County, south of Dover. The town is near U.S. Route 13, and began as a whistle stop on the Delaware Railroad in 1856. Woodside's population is 184.


Woodside Town Hall, on Main Street.

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A house on Main Street.

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A house on Tuxedo Lane.

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An old house that is now partly used as the town's post office, at Main Street & Turkey Point Road.

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A house on Main Street.

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Houses on Main Street.

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Woodside Deli, located in an old house on Main Street.

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Woodside United Methodist Church, on Main Street.

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[ColDayMan]

Cute town.

[Evergrey]

that's a nice lookin' whistle stop

[flar]

Reminds me of some tiny villages in southern Ontario.

[theWatusi]

boss

[kcexpress69]

Another great looking small town from Delaware!! Thanks!! :tup:

[ady26]

Small town but is looking good!

[Robert Pence]

Sweet. Sometimes I sort of miss Delaware; my experience as a twenty-something was tarnished by being at Dover AFB, but aside from USAF frustrations, the area was good. People were kind and friendly, and although the inland topography didn't exactly inspire, the beaches were glorious and Dover wasn't all that far from much of the east-coast metro area.

[xzmattzx]

Sweet. Sometimes I sort of miss Delaware; my experience as a twenty-something was tarnished by being at Dover AFB, but aside from USAF frustrations, the area was good. People were kind and friendly, and although the inland topography didn't exactly inspire, the beaches were glorious and Dover wasn't all that far from much of the east-coast metro area.

Yeah, Delaware's terrain is pretty bland compared to pretty much any state, but the beaches are awesome. Having a forgotten state means that we can keep a good amount of people out of our state and save it for people who know (and therefor care) about Delaware.

One thing that I tell people is so great about Delaware, for better or for worse, is that even if you find Delaware kind of boring, we are just a couple hours away from 4 great American cities. How many mid-sized cities can say the same?