Hayward

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Hayward can mean one of the following professions:

• Hayward (profession), an officer of a township in charge of fences and enclosures
• Hayward, another name for a herdsman

Hayward may also mean:

• The fictional Hayward family of hobbits
• Hayward (BART), a Bay Area Rapid Transit station
• Hayward Executive Airport, an airport located in Hayward, California
• The Hayward Fault Zone, located in northern California in the San Francisco Bay Area
• Hayward Field track and field stadium, home to the University of Oregon Track and Field teams
• Hayward Gallery, an art gallery situated on the South Bank of the River Thames, London, England
• Haywards Heath railway station, serving Haywards Heath in West Sussex
• California State University of Hayward, now known as California State University, East Bay
• Camp Hayward, a girls camp located in Sandwich, Massachusetts
• Hayward's Pit Bar-B-Que, a world-famous barbecue restaurant in Overland Park, Kansas
• Colchester Hayward Volunteer Fire Department, established by the borough of Colchester, Connecticut
• The San Mateo-Hayward Bridge, crossing San Francisco Bay linking the San Francisco Peninsula with the East Bay area

Hayward is also the name of places such as:

• Hayward, California, in Alameda County
• Hayward, Minnesota, in Freeborn County
• Hayward, Missouri, in Pemiscot County
• Hayward (city), Wisconsin, in Sawyer County
• Hayward (town), Wisconsin, also in Sawyer County
• Hayward Township, Minnesota, in Freeborn County
• Haywards, on the North Island of New Zealand, site of the static inverter plant of the HVDC Inter-Island
• Haywards Heath, a town in the Mid Sussex District of West Sussex, England

Hayward is also the proper name or surname of individuals, see:

• Abraham Hayward (1801-84), English man of letters
• Alan Hayward, a British author
• Alvinza Hayward, supposedly the richest man in California during the California Gold Rush
• Brian Hayward, a Canadian professional ice hockey goaltender
• Brooke Hayward, daughter of Leland Hayward, author of Haywire, chronicling the family
• Carolyn Hayward, Canadian bullfighter and artist
• Charles Hayward, the 25th mayor of Victoria, British Columbia
• Charles Hayward (musician), a British drummer of the rock group This Heat
• Charles William Hayward, a British entrepreneur and philanthropist
• Donna Hayward, a fictional character in the television series Twin Peaks, played by Lara Flynn Boyle
• Ferd Hayward (1911- ), Canadian Olympian
• Sir Isaac Hayward, leader of the London County Council
• Sir Jack Hayward OBE, a property developer born in Wolverhampton, England
• Jack Hayward (academic), English professor of politics
• Joshua Hayward, guitarist of The Horrors
• Sir John Hayward, an English historian
• Justin Hayward, a British musician, the lead guitarist and composer for The Moody Blues
• Leland Hayward, a Hollywood and Broadway agent and theatrical producer
• Louis Hayward, a British actor born in South Africa
• Mary Hayward Weir, an American steel heiress and socialite
• Max Hayward, a British lecturer on and translator of Russian literature
• Nantie Hayward (Mornantau Hayward), a South African cricketer
• Nathaniel Hayward , American inventor (vulcanization of rubber) and businessman
• Reginald Frederick Johnson Hayward, a South African recipient of the Victoria Cross
• Rick Hayward, chairman of the English football team the Wolverhampton Wanderers
• Susan Hayward, an American actress
• Thomas Hayward (cricketer), an English cricketer
• 2nd Lieutenant Thomas Hayward (Royal Navy officer), a British sailor who was present during the mutiny on the Bounty
• Thomas Hayward (literary editor) (d. 1779?), editor of The British Muse (1738) and lawyer
• Thomas Hayward (MP) (1706-1781), British MP for Ludgershall
• Tom Hayward, an English cricketer
• William Hayward (1941-2008) son of Leland Hayward, a suicide
• William Hayward (1815-1891), a founder of the city of Hayward, California
• William Hayward, Jr. (1787-1836), an American politician
• Hayward A. Harvey (1824-93), an American inventor