Over the history of Woodland Beach, we have been so fortunate to have an abundance of photographs, from black and white to our present remarkable colour images. The following are only a small sample of life at our amazing Woodland.
THE ALDRIDGE COLLECTION
The Reverend Wilfred Aldridge was Woodland Beach’s first historian, taking numerous pictures and recording a detailed account of the early settlement in the 1920’s. His rich and varied experiences have been a remarkable aid in chronicling our beginnings.  Â
BACK IN THE DAY
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Color Post Card
Waiting for a Ride 1924
The Boat Ramp 1960s
Beach Signage
Shore View
Early Days
First Fire Hall
Early Cliff View
Finally Arriving
Canoe Ride
Man’s Best Friends
Moose on the Loose
Kings Rock c 1932
Near Belvedere Lodge
Fun at the Ship-A-Hoy
Windy Day
Hurricane Hazel
Moving the Trace Home
Postcard
Ship-A-Hoy
Off to Balm Beach
Car Trouble 1948
Trace Home Movers
Horse Traffic
Kids
Clearing Concession 2
Postcard
Hurricane Hazel
Oops! 1960s
Open Road
    OLD AND OLDER COTTAGES
THE EYEBROW COTTAGES
Ben and his brother Dick Whelan constructed many of the early buildings, from Sunset Lodge, Sunset Pavilion to several cottages. It is believed that Ben built these four cottages that have the lovely eyebrow roof line.