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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Nice photos dude. I love the metropolis' but its nice to see the opposite extreme every once in a while.

pop. 184.....wow

pop. 184.....wow

Hartly has less than half of that; it's nothing more than a town where two country roads cross each other. Hartly does have a traffic light, only because the two country roads have a decent amount of traffic.