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The oldest Canadian light station on Lake Huron, completed in 1846. A great place to watch the sunset.
The Huron County Museum is surprisingly good for a local museum, and contains thousands of artifacts including antique farm machinery, regimental badges, and entire steam train, and Victorian bone china. Permanent exhibits depict the early settlement and development of Huron County, including a full-size locomotive, A World War II Sherman tank, an extensive military collection, and an exhibit related to salt mining in the area.
This octagonal building served as the town jail from its opening in 1842 until 1972, and was the sight of the last hanging in Canada. It is now a museum and a National Historic Site.
The old railway bridge have been converted so that you can safely walk across and enjoy a splendid view of the nature surrounding Goderich.
an historic lighthouse, built in 1850. it is constructed in the "imperial style", a style not seen anywhere else in Ontario. The lighthouse is open at as a museum, and you can climb to the top to take in the (not so great) view