Built in 1870, St. George's Anglican Church is located on Young Street between Webb Street and John Street.

Built in 1875: Original home of William Gordon.

Located on the top floor of the Harriston Library, the Minto Heritage Gallery exhibits local art and other collections throughout the year. It is entirely non-profit and run by the Minto Arts Council, whose members make up many of the gallery’s volunteers and promoters. The gallery has been a showcase of local talent and expression since 1997.

Built in 1874: Original home of Duncan McDougall.

Built in 1976: Original owners were John & Hannah Collison.

Innovative Print is a full-service commercial printer equipped with offset presses, digital printers, & wide format capabilities.

Built in 1874: Original home of John Kernaghan.

Built in 1866: Original home of Francis Bambridge.

Built in 1868: Original home of Noah Bullock.

Built in 1875: Original home of Samuel Robertson.

Built in 1875: Original home of Peter Donaldson.

Built in 1882: Original home of William French.

"The Ontario Vaccine Farm"

Built in 1876: Original home of Daniel Hamilton.

Built in 1877: Original home of Alexander Meiklejohn.

The Harriston Cemetery is located on Jessie Street at the southern end of Harriston.

Built in 1875: Original home of John Irwin.

Built in 1861: Original home of Wesleyan & New Connection Methodists.

Built in 1878: Original home of Fredrick J. Bushell.