Armillary sphere sundial Donated by Royal Canadian Legion Zone A1 1996

To commemorate the completion of the sixtieth year of the glorious reign of her most gracious majesty Queen Victoria. The gift of Hiram Walker & Sons Limited to the people of Walkerville. MDCCCXCVII.

Established in 1995-1996, the Paul Martin Garden honors one of Windsor's most famous citizens, Paul Martin. He served as Canada's foreign minister, held the office of High Comissioner to Great Britain and represented his country at the United Nations. The garden features the Nell Martin Rose, named in honor of Paul's wife. The formal garden also includes many different perennials donated by Windsor resident Desi Colussi.

In Memoriam This Park and Buildings presented to the people of Walkerville in memory of E. Chandler Walker by the heirs of his devoted brothers Franklin H. Walker and J. Harrington Walker.
A.D. MDCCCCXXI

This Neo-Grecian structure formed part of the front porch of Hiram Walker's home built in 1805 at Fort and Shelby Streets in Detroit. When the house was being torn down in 1914 Edward Chandler Walker had it moved to Willistead Park.

The Rotary Monument is a decorative garden thanking the Windsor Rotary Club 1918 for all of its contributions over the years to the restoration of Willistead. The garden features pie-shaped gardens forming a wheel, the symbol of the Rotary Club International. In the centre is a pedestal with a bronze dome engraved with a tribute message honoring the Rotary Club. Yellow and blue flowers compliment the design within each section. Created by Stephen Marshall Design, the new garden was developed with the assistance of Parks and Recreation.