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History of Toronto - George Woodman - 6 September 1988
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SummaryInterview by Anne Woodman in 1988 with George Woodman a Toronto Business person about the history of Toronto.
George was born in Cessnock in 1922, he left school at 13 to work on a dairy farm, and in 1940 he enlisted in WWII and went to New Guinea.
On his return he moved to Toronto where he eventually started a butchering business. He describes the community life in Toronto, his involvement with the RSL, School of Arts and YMCA.
SubjectWoodman, George William, 1922-2008Toronto (N.S.W)YMCASchools of Arts RSLButcherWWIIDairy FarmingPersonWoodman, AnneWoodman, George William, 1922-2008Interview logDate Created6th September 1988Location[1] Toronto, NSWIdentifierA7462 (xi)_Woodman
George was born in Cessnock in 1922, he left school at 13 to work on a dairy farm, and in 1940 he enlisted in WWII and went to New Guinea.
On his return he moved to Toronto where he eventually started a butchering business. He describes the community life in Toronto, his involvement with the RSL, School of Arts and YMCA.
SubjectWoodman, George William, 1922-2008Toronto (N.S.W)YMCASchools of Arts RSLButcherWWIIDairy FarmingPersonWoodman, AnneWoodman, George William, 1922-2008Interview logDate Created6th September 1988Location[1] Toronto, NSWIdentifierA7462 (xi)_Woodmanloading google map....
History of Toronto - George Woodman - 6 September 1988, [A7462 (xi)_Woodman]. Living Histories, accessed 29/05/2023, https://livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/76813