Arthur Page Woods, Jr.

"Art was an avid reader on growing up. And one of his favorites was "Innocents Abroad" by Mark Twain. He would sit at the Marble Table in the living room at 36 Penacook St. in Concord. And he was a talker. He was always asking questions of his Dad and his Uncle George every chance he would get. This of course is why he became an Engineer in Metalurgy. And he is the only one in our family that ever got to go into his Uncle George's lab. We all wanted to but of course, we were too small. Even Dad, to my knowledge, never got to go. Art just asked him to go and in he went with his Uncle who he just loved. I always thought that this was all due to Art's questions." - memories of Art by his brother Everett

birth announcement Childhood Reminiscences of Everett Woods	Arthur in the arms of his mother
at home at 10 S. Wothe St, Detroit, Michigan	In front of family home at 1842 Elsmer, Detroit, Michigan
	First family car about 1927 Arthur grew up in Detroit and attended Detroit public schools.
Everett, Arthur, and Phillip Woods "Art was an avid reader on growing up. And one of his favorites was "Innocents Abroad" by Mark Twain. He would sit at the Marble Table in the living room at 36 Penacook St. in Concord. And he was a talker. He was always asking questions of his Dad and his Uncle George every chance he would get. This of course is why he became an Engineer in Metalurgy. And he is the only one in our family that ever got to go into his Uncle George's lab. We all wanted to but of course, we were too small. Even Dad, to my knowledge, never got to go. Art just asked him to go and in he went with his Uncle who he just loved. I always thought that this was all due to Art's questions." - memories of Art by his brother Everett


Brothers: Phillip, Everett, and Arthur Woods continue to page two