Built in 1877 by Alexander Cardno, this is the largest building on Seaforth’s Main Street. The upstairs was the site of Cardno's Music and Concert Hall, which was also a gathering place for community events. For decades, the hall was the leading centre for the arts in Seaforth. Tour this spectacular space and even see the original theatre curtains!

Seaforth Town Hall, constructed in 1893-94, originally housed the fire hall on the main floor, town offices on the second floor, and an auditorium on the third. At one time, the third floor had an indoor tennis court! Browse through the miniature Seaforth Museum on the second floor, which features artifacts from the Huron County Museum and Sills Family collection.

Curious about where Seaforth’s drinking water comes from? Come and tour the Seaforth Water Treatment Plant to see how water from three wells is tested, treated and made safe and reliable to drink. Explore the pipes, treatment process and computerized monitoring system that ensures clean water flows from the plant to your tap. Note: Closed-toe shoes required for the tour.