Wilson Williams and Stanley Williams are two of the four men from Woody Island who served in the second World War. Wilson joined the 166 Newfoundland Field Regiment in March 1942 and served in Italy until the war ended. Stanley Wilson joined the 59 Heavy Artillery and served in Germany.

Enos Allen, another Woody Island native, also served in World War II, joining the British Navy in 1940. Here, Enos is pictured with his friend Evelyn Lockyer.

The fourth Woody Islander to serve in the war was Alec Lockyer, who also joined the British Navy in 1940.

Abe Strowbridge, repairing his motor-boat. In this small area, like many, he sawed his wood, dried his fish, mended his nets, stored his fishing gear and repaired his boat. He was accidentally killed on Woody Island in 1970. He was a man loved by many, and well known for his great sense of humor.

To the left is the United Church on Woody Island, and to the right is the back view of the four room school. Both photos were taken in 1968.

These three photos show the L.O.L. and L.O.B.A. parade on Woody Island in 1959.

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