Places Named After Woodson
- Carter G. Woodson Charter School in Winston Salem, North Carolina
- The Carter G. Woodson Institute for African-American and African Studies at the University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA
- Woodson K-8 School in Houston, Texas
- Woodson Regional Library in Chicago
- Carter G. Woodson Middle School in Chicago
- Carter G. Woodson Elementary, Crisfield, MD
- Dr. Carter G. Woodson Elementary, Baltimore, MD
- Carter G. Woodson Elementary, Atlanta, GA
- Carter G. Woodson Middle School in New Orleans
- Carter G. Woodson Elementary School in Los Angeles.
- Woodson Institute for Student Excellence Minneapolis, MN.
- Carter G. Woodson Middle School in Hopewell, VA
- C.G. Woodson Road in his home town of New Canton, Virginia
- Friendship Collegiate Academy in Washington, DC is located on the Carter G. Woodson Campus
- Carter G. Woodson Park, in Oakland Park, Florida
- Carter G. Woodson Elementary School was a former school located in Oakland Park, Florida. It was closed in 1965 when the Broward County Public Schools system was desegregated.
- Dr. Carter G. Woodson African American Museum in St. Petersburg, Florida
- Carter G. Woodson Elementary School in Jacksonville, Florida
- PS 23 Carter G. Woodson School in Brooklyn, New York
Carter G. Woodson Library in Gary, Indiana. Carter G. Woodson Library in Chicago, Illinois. Carter G. Woodson Jr. High School (Renamed McKinley Jr. High School after integration in 1954) St. Albans, WV - Built 1932 Carter G Woodson Liberal Arts Building at Grambling State University -Built 1915
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