Main Page | See live article | Alphabetical index Seaforth (2001 population: 2300) is a community in the municipality of Huron East, in Huron County, Ontario, Canada. Table of contents 1 Town History 2 Industries 3 Local Media 4 Famous People 5 Travel Town History (from the Provincial Plaque located in Seaforth's Victoria Park) "Anticipating the construction of Buffalo, Brantford and Goderich Railroad through this region, Christopher and George Sparling acquired, during 1850 - 1853, most of the present site of Seaforth. George laid out a subdivision in 1856 and Christopher sold most of his land in Tuckersmith Twp. to a syndicate headed by James Patton of Barrie. Patton is said to have procured a railway station and named it Seaforth. Situated on the Huron Road and the railway, and being a shipping point for wheat, Seaforth had a post office by December 1859, was incorporated as a village in 1868 and as a town in 1875." Industries Boilersmith (Canada's Boiler Maker) Sun North (Agricultural Ventilation Systems) Trailcorp Inc. (Livestock Trailer Manufacturers) Seaforth Creamery Local Media The Huron Expositor Famous People Lloyd Eisler-Professional Canadian figure skating star Boyd Devereaux-Professional NHL Hockey player, Detroit Red Wings Rem Murray-Professional NHL Hockey player, Nashville Predators Travel Bed & Breakfast Online Huron Tourism Official Huron East Website This article is from Wikipedia. All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License.