Museums and Galleries

The Huron County Museum is a first class community museum offering both permanent and seasonal exhibits. The permanent exhibits depict the early settlement and development of Huron County. The museum also houses the County archives and is wheelchair accessible.

The location of the last public hanging in Canada, this unique octagonal building served as the Huron County Jail from its opening in 1842 until its closing in 1972 and is now a National Historic Site.

The Reuben R. Sallows Gallery located in the mezzanine of the Goderich Public Library. The permanent collection features the work of this renowned photographer from Goderich who travelled extensively throughout Canada during the early 20th century. See exquisite works from his entire 60-year career. Wheelchair accessible.

Come enjoy the work of talented local artists portrayed in a number of medias including oils, acrylics, photography, wood carving, pottery and more. Experience beautiful landscapes and flowers as well as unique pieces typical to the lake and rural community. There is always a member of the gallery on-site to answer questions.