C & M Seeds is a seed company located outside of Palmerston; it was founded in 1978. They sell various types of wheat seeds, as well as strains of soybean, barley, oats and mixed grains.

Palmerston Grain is a large scale grain elevator based outside of Palmerston.

Built in 1874: Original home of William Simmons.

Built in 1869: Original home of John Manning.

Built in 1879: Original home of John Ivel.

Built in 1862: Original owner was Alexander McCready.

Built in 1873: Original home of Sylvester Teeple.

Built in 1878: Original home of Philip Ritter.

Built in 1908: Original home of James F. Hinde.

Clifford's Public Cemetery is located just north of Clifford, at the intersection of Highway 9 and Grey Road 10.

Harry Stone’s is a local restaurant and pub featuring live music and entertainment throughout the year. Located in the historic Collison House hotel in downtown Harriston.

Built in 1869: Original home of Capt. Miles Bateman.

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

Built in 1875: Original home of Peter Donaldson.

Built in 1868: Original home of Joshua Harrison.

The Palmerston Cemetery is located on Highway 23 just outside of Palmerston.

A lavish Victorian bed & breakfast on the edge of Harriston, Meiklejohn House was built in the 1870’s by Harriston’s first mayor. Today it serves as a luxury retreat.

Built in 1874: Original home of Thomas Grills.

The South Salem Cemetery is located on 3rd Line, outside of Palmerston.

Built in 1886: Original home of John A. & Jane Bell.

Built in 1874: Original home of Alexander Gordon.

Harriston Photography offers professional photography services. It is located in Harriston.

Built in 1896: Original home of George W. Whetham.

Karin’s Pottery offers a wide variety of handmade ceramic gifts and decorations.