Plaque #H16 Heritage Home
Built in 1876: Original home of Richard Symonds
Locations
Plaque #H6 Heritage Home
Built in 1873: Original home of Edward Preston.
Harriston Historical Society
The Harriston Historical Society works towards the preservation of local history. Their largest collection of historical documents and artifacts is located on the top floor of the Harriston Library.
Knox Calvin Presbyterian Church
Built in 1877, the Knox Calvin Presbyterian Church is located at the corner of Elora Street and Raglan Street.
Plaque #H53 Heritage Home
Built in 1878: Original home of Philip Ritter.
Plaque #M8 Heritage Home
Built in 1874: Original home of Alexander Gordon.
Town Hall Theatre
A community theatre group, the Grey-Wellington Theatre Guild is an all-volunteer group based at the Harriston Town Hall Theatre. The theatre building is wheelchair accessible by elevator and boasts professional-quality lighting, sound and staging facilities. The guild has been staging both well-known favourites and innovative modern shows for more than three decades. The grey-Wellington Theatre Guild stages productions each spring and fall.
The Crown Theatre & Cultural Centre
Built in 1949 as a cinema, The Crown closed it's doors in the late 70's to become a church and is now re-opened again as a Cultural Centre.
Plaque #M4 Heritage Home
Built in 1894: Original home of Robert Grieves.
Plaque #C3 Heritage Building
Built in 1872: Original owner was Reuben Smith.
Old 81
Engine 81 is a steam engine nicknamed ‘Old 81’ by the residents of Palmerston. Resting on its own track in the Palmerston Lions Heritage Park, it proudly surveys the downtown area. ‘Old 81’ turned one hundred years old in 2010.