Built in 1863, this frame and clapboarded-sided building with tower and spire is a fine example of Carpenter's Gothic architecture. In 1878, two wings were added to allow more seating for the congregation that had grown to 121 people. The Anglican Church was the first permanent place of worship built in Seaforth. 

Houghton's Hotel and stables, was located here in 1870. A shoe factory opened in 1906, then a clothing factory and eventually a furniture factory starting in the late 1930s. In 1999, the Bethel Bible Church, purchased the 24,000 square foot structure after the closure of the Canadian Tire store in the 1980s, renovating and opening a new place of worship. 

Degree Fitness is a premier fitness facility located in Seaforth, offering a clean and welcoming environment for its clients. The company provides a variety of services including group training, personal training programs, nutritional coaching, and specialty courses aimed at helping individuals reach their fitness goals. They cater to a diverse clientele, including youth athletes, and emphasize a fun and supportive atmosphere to enhance the fitness experience. With their team of highly trained coaches, Degree Fitness is dedicated to transforming lives through improved health and fitness.

In 1849, Constant Van Egmond donated land for a church and burying ground. A small church was put up entirely by volunteer labour and materials. In 1862, there were 286 church members. The church closed in 1879 and a new brick church was built on the Kippen Road in Egmondville, now famillar to the name of the Egmondville United Church. 

This church was built in 1867 from the union of the congregations of Harpurhey and Seaforth, each of which were originally established under the United Secession Church of Scotland in 1904. The church Manse was built in 1879.

The Wesleyan Methodist congregation began in 1856 as a small group of people meeting for worship at the home of James Sparling. A lot was then purchased in Seaforth to build the first church on Goderich Street in 1865. In 1877, the congregation had grown which caused for a new building, now known as the North Side United Church. 

In 1945, 123 Main Street was sold to the Legion, and the hall was built in 1959. The opening day for the Legion was on June 2, 1961 and since that day, the Legion hall has provided a space for social activity in our community. 

The Seaforth and District Food Bank board is comprised of members from the different church denominations in the community. Volunteer staff prioritize confidentiality as well as recognize every human deserves to be treated with respect and dignity. With 2 years of service provided to the community, the Seaforth Food Bank has changed lives for the better and has made Seaforth a warm and caring town. 

Located in the Cardno Block, Seaforth Jewellers belongs to the largest building on Main Street and was erected in 1877 by Alexander Cardno. The building was originally lit by gas that was manufactured on the premise. The upstairs was the site of Cardno's Music and Concert Hall, which was also a gathering place for community events. 

There has been a lawn bowling club in Seaforth since the late 1890s. The Main Street property north of the railway tracks was once railway land. The clubhouse was built in 1929.  On August 14, 1929 the opening tournament of the new greens was reported to be the largest and most successful ever held in Western Ontario. 

Built in 1913, this is one of many libraries funded by Andrew Carnegie. It is in "Victorian Palladian Style". The library at one time had a tennis court on the side lawn, and its exterior walls were once entirely covered with ivy. In 1967, the Seaforth Library joined the Huron County Library which serves all municipalities in Huron County. 

Built in 1869 with adjacent Rectory constructed in 1897. The front addition to the Church was built in 1990. The St. James Roman Catholic Cemetery is located east of Seaforth at 43048 Huron Road. 

The Van Egmond House was built in 1847 by Constant Louis Van Egmond, who founded the village of Egmondville two years prior. The Van Egmond House Museum is owned and operated by the Van Egmond Foundation, which hostsa number of events on the property each year, including their popular Ciderfest.