Greenwood
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Greenwood is a term with many uses, particularly as a placename and a personal name:
Placenames
Australia
- Greenwood, Western Australia, a suburb of Perth
Canada
- Greenwood (TTC), a station on the Bloor-Danforth line of the subway system in Toronto
- Greenwood, British Columbia
- Greenwood, Nova Scotia, a village
- Greenwood, Durham Regional Municipality, Ontario
- Greenwood, Huron County, Ontario
- Greenwood, Renfrew County, Ontario
- Greenwood Raceway, a harness horse-racing track in Toronto
United States
- Greenwood, Arkansas, a city
- Greenwood, California
- Greenwood, Delaware, a town
- Greenwood, Florida, a town
- Greenwood, Illinois, a village
- Greenwood, Indiana, a city
- Greenwood, Louisiana, a town
- Greenwood, Maine, a town
- Greenwood, Minnesota, a city
- Greenwood, Mississippi, a city
- Greenwood, Missouri, a city
- Greenwood, Nebraska, a village
- Greenwood, New York, a town
- Greenwood, South Carolina, a city
- Greenwood, Tennessee, a place appearing on the List of Registered Historic Places in Tennessee
- Greenwood, Texas, a town
- Greenwood, Clark County, Wisconsin, a city
- Greenwood, Taylor County, Wisconsin, a town
- Greenwood, Vernon County, Wisconsin, a town
- Greenwood, Seattle, Washington, a neighborhood
- Greenwood, Tulsa, Oklahoma, a neighborhood
- Greenwood Furnace State Park in Pennsylvania
- Greenwood Lake, New York, a villiage
- Greenwood Museum, Smyrna, New York
- Greenwood Observatory, a telescope in Jenny Jump State Forest, New Jersey
- Greenwood Ridge, California
- Greenwood Springs, Mississippi
- Greenwood Village, Colorado, a city
- Mount Greenwood, Chicago
Names
- Al Greenwood, former keyboarder of the rock band Foreigner
- Anthony Greenwood, English Minister of Overseas Development (1965–1966)
- Arthur Greenwood (1880–1954), British politician
- Arthur H. Greenwood (1880–1963), American politician
- Bob Greenwood (1928–1994), Mexican Major League Baseball player
- Bruce Greenwood (born 1956), Canadian film actor
- Caleb Greenwood, trapper, guide, and early pioneer of the American West
- Charlotte Greenwood, actress from the 1910s to the 1950s
- Chester Greenwood (1858–1937), American inventor of earmuffs
- Clarence Greenwood, American musician, leader of the band Citizen Cope
- Clint Greenwood, founder of Clint Greenwood Soccer Academy and the "Greenwood Method"
- Colin Greenwood (born 1969), British musician, bassist for Radiohead (brother of Jonny Greenwood)
- Dick Greenwood (born 1940), English rugby footballer
- Don Greenwood, co-creator of the board game Age of Renaissance
- Ed Greenwood (born 1959), Canadian library clerk, inventor of the Forgotten Realms Dungeons & Dragons campaign setting
- Francis William Pitt Greenwood (1797–1843), American clergyman, pastor of King's Chapel, associate editor of the Christian Examiner
- Frederick Greenwood (1830–1909), English journalist
- Greenwood LeFlore, an American Indian, Chief of the Choctaw tribe
- Harry Greenwood (1881–1948), English soldier, recipient of the Victoria Cross
- Sir Hamar Greenwood, Irish Chief Secretary for Ireland from 1920 to 1922
- Isaac Greenwood, mathematician (1702–1745), first chair of mathematics and natural philosophy at Harvard College
- Ivor Greenwood, Senator and Attorney General of Australia (1971, 1972, and 1975)
- James C. Greenwood (born 1951), American politician from the state of Pennsylvania
- James M. Greenwood (1836–?), American educator, late 19th century superintendent of schools in Kansas City, Missouri
- Joan Greenwood (1921-1987), British actress
- John Greenwood (died 1593), English Puritan and Separatist
- John Greenwood (1760-1819) (1760-1819), George Washington's dentist, the "Father of Modern Dentistry" and Revolutionary War patriot
- John Greenwood, pseudonym of John Buxton Hilton, British crime writer
- John DH Greenwood (1889–1975), English film score composer
- Jonny Greenwood (born 1971), English musician, guitarist for Radiohead (brother of Colin Greenwood)
- Joseph Greenwood, 19th century New Zealand politician and soldier
- Kathy Greenwood (born 1962), Canadian comedienne
- Kerry Greenwood, Australian author of the Phryne Fisher mystery series
- Lee Greenwood (born 1942), American singer and composer
- Leigh Greenwood, author
- Major Greenwood (1880–1949), English epidemiologist and statistician
- Miles Greenwood (1807–1885), manufacturer, established Eagle Ironworks, co-founder of Ohio Mechanics Institute
- Ron Greenwood (1921–2006), manager of the English national football team
- Theophilus Greenwood, brother of Chicago, Illinois mayor James Hutchinson Woodworth
- Thomas Greenwood, alias of Thomas Green, one of the Fourth Group of Carthusian Martyrs
- Trevor Greenwood, co-producer of Academy Award-winning Short Subject Documentary in 1967
- Walter Greenwood (1903–1974), English novelist
- Will Greenwood (born 1972), English rugby footballer, son of Dick Greenwood
Other uses
- Greenwood (band), an indie rock band ([external link])
- Greenwood Books, a publishing house
- Greenwood Logging Company
- Greenwood Press, a publishing house
- "Greenwood the Great", also known as Mirkwood, a fictional forest in JRR Tolkien's Middle-earth saga
- Greenwoods, an English law firm
- David Greenwood, a character from J. G. Ballard's Super-Cannes
- Deputy Clayton Thaddeus Greenwood, a regular cast character from the television show Gunsmoke
- Here is Greenwood, a Japanese manga and 1991 anime
See also
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