Discover Hereford
10 carefully curated photography spots with GPS coordinates, shooting tips, and local insights
Deaf Smith County Courthouse
This historic courthouse is a significant landmark in Hereford, offering a blend of history and architectural beauty. Photographers can capture its stately façade and explore the surrounding area for additional shots.
E.B. Black House
A Victorian-era house built in 1909, now a historical site and part of the National Register of Historic Places. It offers a glimpse into the lives of pioneer families in Hereford, making it an excellent spot for capturing historical and architectural photography.
Deaf Smith County Museum
A museum featuring exhibits on local history, including early business establishments and a non-denominational chapel. It's ideal for capturing historical and cultural photography.
John Pitman Municipal Golf Course
This golf course provides a serene landscape for photography, especially during sunrise or sunset when the lighting enhances the natural beauty.
Historical Grain Elevators
Iconic structures reflecting Hereford's agricultural history and making for intriguing industrial photography.
Aquatic Center Park
A park featuring aquatic activities and facilities, suitable for action and sports photography.
Prisoner of War Camp Chapel Memorial
A memorial of the former prisoner of war camp, offering a historical and poignant subject for photography.
Quanah Parker Trail Arrow
A unique marker honoring Lone Star Livestock history, offering interesting photography opportunities, especially during sunset when the shadow shifts.
Mothers Park
A family-friendly park offering a setting for nature and family photography, with opportunities to capture candid moments and scenic views.
Ruby Kendrick Sears Memorial Park
A quiet retreat in downtown Hereford, offering serene landscapes for photography.