1852, 1848, 1832, and 1828 respectively. Adams of whom has the largest percentage of the vote since 1828 for a presidential candidate in Woodbury at 88.36%. In 1836, 1840, and 1844, Martin Van Buren, and James K. Polk carried Woodbury, they remain the only two Democratic presidential candidates to carry the town, as of the 2020 presidential election. The results for Woodbury in all presidential elections since 1828, and all gubernatorial elections since 1924 can be found below: Education Woodbury is part of the Region 14 School District consisting of Nonnewaug High School, Woodbury Middle School, Bethlehem Elementary School, Mitchell Elementary School, and STAR Preschool Program. Infrastructure Transportation U.S. Route 6 is the main thoroughfare in the town, leading northeast to Watertown and south to Southbury. Connecticut Route 64 is a main highway leading east five miles to Middlebury and to Waterbury. Other highways in the town include Route 47, leading northwest to Washington; Route 61, leading north from the eastern part of town to Bethlehem; Route 132, leading north from the center of Woodbury to Bethlehem; and Route 317, leading west to Roxbury. Notable locations Glebe House Jabez Bacon House Hotchkissville Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1995 St. Paul's Episcopal Church The Soldiers Monument The Hollow Park Notable people Leroy Anderson (1908–1975), composer ("Sleigh Ride" and many other works); lived in Woodbury from 1948 until his death in 1975. His widow Eleanor Anderson (1918–2014) lived in Woodbury from 1948 until her death Mac Baldrige (1922–1987), 26th United States Secretary of Commerce; lived in Woodbury until his death in 1987 Joe Beck (1945–2008), jazz guitarist; lived in Woodbury until his death in 2008 Hayden Carruth (1921–2008), poet and critic; grew up in the town Santino Ferrucci, racing driver; born in the town in 1998 Alexander Hamilton (1847–1928), rector of St. Paul's Episcopal Church Kay Sage (1898–1963), surrealist painter; lived in Woodbury from 1940 until her death Henry Shelton Sanford (1823–1891), diplomat and the founder of Sanford, Florida; born in Woodbury Yves Tanguy (1900–1955), surrealist painter; lived in Woodbury from 1940 until his death William Robert Taylor (1820–1909), governor of Wisconsin; born in Woodbury Robert Templeton (1929–1991), presidential portraitist and civil rights artist; lived in Woodbury and maintained his studio there from 1965 until his death Rob Zombie, musician and movie director; moved to the town in January 2009 with his spouse Sheri Moon and