Wadsworth
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Wadsworth may refer to:
People
- Wadsworth (surname)
- Wadsworth Busk (1730–1811), Attorney-General of the Isle of Man
- Wadsworth Harris (1864-1942), American silent film actor
- Wadsworth Jarrell (born 1929), African-American painter, sculptor and printmaker
- Wadsworth A. Parker (1864-1938), American printer and typeface designer
Places
- Wadsworth, Illinois, a village
- Wadsworth, Nevada, a census-designated place
- Wadsworth, Ohio, a city
- Wadsworth, Texas, an unincorporated community
- Wadsworth, West Yorkshire, England, a civil parish
Other
- Wadsworth Atheneum, art museum in Connecticut
- Wadsworth Center, public-health laboratory in New York
- Wadsworth Institute, Mennonite seminary in Wadsworth, Ohio (1868-1878)
- Wadsworth Chapel and Wadsworth Theatre, on the campus of the West Los Angeles Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center, California
- Wadsworth Congregational Church, a historic church in Whitsett, North Carolina
- Wadsworth Union Church, Wadsworth, Nevada
- USS Wadsworth, three ships
- Wadsworth Barracks, an Australian Army base in Bandiana, Victoria, Australia
- Wadsworth Memorial Handicap, a Thoroughbred horse race run at Finger Lakes Race Track, New York
- Wadsworth Electric Manufacturing Company, a Covington, Kentucky company that went out of business in 1990
- Wadsworth Publishing, part of Cengage Learning
See also
- Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, American poet
- Wadsworth Falls State Park, Connecticut
- Fort Wadsworth, New York
- Wadsworth Fort Site, an archaeological site at Geneseo, New York
- Wadsworth Mansion at Long Hill, Middletown, Connecticut
- Wadworth
- Horner–Wadsworth–Emmons reaction, a variation on the Wittig chemical reaction
- Wadsworth constant deviation system, optics, a way to mount prisms or gratings on a turntable
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