Palmerston’s Lions Heritage Park is built along the old railway tracks. It includes a playground, splash pad, pool, tennis court, pavilion and walking path, as well as the Palmerston Railway Heritage Museum, the Pedestrian Bridge and Old 81.
Built in 1867: Original owner was J. E. Boomer.
Wesley Bates is an artist and wood engraver whose work is nationally renowned. He owns the Wesley Bates Gallery and West Meadow Press in Clifford. He also works closely with the Minto Arts Council and other community organizations.
Palmerston’s Agricultural Society is involved in a number of fundraisers and events, the most prominent of which being the Palmerston Fair. Other events designed to increase local appreciation of agriculture include an annual Tractor Pull and Agri-Awareness Day.
The Palmerston Cemetery is located on Highway 23 just outside of Palmerston.
Through various fundraisers and community events, the Harriston Legion sponsors local charities and other organizations in an effort to improve our community. Their efforts include jamborees as well as student art, poetry and essay contests. The Legion’s hall is a meeting space/event location for many other local organizations.
The Wesley Bates Gallery is owned and operated by Wesley Bates, a renowned artist and wood engraver. The gallery is located in downtown Clifford and it features paintings, prints and other creative imaginings.
Built in 1875: Original home of David H. Clegg.
Built in 1868: Original home of Wm. Taylor.
The Harriston Cemetery is located on Jessie Street at the southern end of Harriston.
Built in 1890: Original home of John Howes.
Dr. John FtizGerald (1882-1940) was born in Drayton, Ontario. In 1891 his family moved to Harriston and occupied 88 John Street South from 1894 to 1902.
Based out of Harriston’s Town Hall Theatre, the Grey Wellington Theatre Guild is a community theatre troupe committed to presenting both classic and contemporary theatre to local audiences. Full-scale productions are staged every spring and fall and are often bridged by smaller youth productions in the summer.
Built in 1878: Original home of Philip Ritter.
The South Salem Cemetery is located on 3rd Line, outside of Palmerston.
"The Ontario Vaccine Farm"
The Minto Arts Council is a volunteer-run, charitable organization focused on fostering artistic creativity in the community and showcasing local talent. They oversee the Minto Heritage Gallery and organize events such as an annual Christmas Auction and Basement Café concert series.
Built in 1870: Original home of William Barnes.
The Clifford & District Horticultural Society shares a love of all things horticultural through their various community flower shows and plant sales. Their youth program encourages younger gardeners to contribute and learn more about gardening.
Built in 1896: Original home of George W. Whetham.