Culross Township was named after a district in Perthshire, Scotland.
Salem United Church 
Salem School
Culross Township Places
- Belmore – at the corner where 4 townships and two counties meet. Its post office was opened in 1856.
- Cheviot – the post office at Moscow. It was open from 1870 until 1897.
- Moscow – a hamlet near the centre of the township. Its post office was called Cheviot.
- Salem – a hamlet with a school and two churches.
- Teeswater – a village in the centre of Culross Township. Its post office was opened in 1856. The Toronto, Grey and Bruce Railway was extended to the village in 1874. The Teeswater News was first published in 1874.
- Williamson’s Corners – an early name for Salem.
Founding of Teeswater Plaque 
- Culross and Teeswater World War I Memorial
- Teeswater World War II Plaque
Culross Township Notable People
Mary Riter Hamilton, who was born in Teeswater and raised in Manitoba, was a World War I artist.
Bibliography
All Our Yesterdays: A History of Culross Township, 1854-1984 by the Culross Historical Society, 1984.
History of the County of Bruce by Norman Robertson, 1906.
History of Township of Culross and Town of Teeswater, 1854-1967 by the Teeswater and Culross Centennial Committee, 1967.
Bruce County Genealogical Society 
