Woodside Morris Men is no more, but 64 years of history and legend lives on. This website now continues as an archive of Woodside's history, with nearly 5,000 photographs illustrating our participation in and active contributions to, the UK folk scene, English tradition, local community life and international affairs, between 1957 and 2021. Yep. It's sad it is gone, but we had a darned good time!!
Woodside's Information Pages
Woodside's Information Pages
All about Woodside Morris
An introduction to Woodside..
Woodside's History
Woodside's Officers
Woodside's Traditional Repertoire
Woodside's Own Dances
Contact us
All about Morris Dancing
Morris Origins
Morris Traditions
Morris Associations
All about the Morris Year
May Day - A Great English Tradition
The Morris Summer
The Morris Winter
Mummers Plays
The Woodside Scrapbook
Over 4500 pictures from Woodside's history, dating back to our first dance out in 1958. Use scrapbook 'bookmarks' to browse events across the years.
1999 May Day: May Day Breakfast, Dave Reiley's, Rickmansworth. Click the image to see it in the Scrapbook.
Woodside's Songbook
Occasionally Woodside will induldge in a few traditional songs following the dancing. You can check out the lyrics to our most commonly sung songs, or download a PDF copy of our Songbook from our sing-a-long web-pages.
Woodside Morris
First danced in 1957
Squire: Dave Lang
Foreman: Dave Pearse
Bagman: Nick Wilson
Master of Music: Pete Flannagan
Practice: September to April at the Colne River Rooms, The Pump House, Watford, WD17 2JP