A 1–2 day photography journey through historic courthouse squares and award-winning Main Streets.
Capture the architectural beauty and small-town charm of southwestern Oklahoma's historic courthouse squares with this specialized photography adventure. Visit four distinctive courthouses including the Route 66 landmark featured in The Grapes of Wrath, an award-winning Main Street district, and classic courthouse squares with Victorian storefronts. Perfect for architecture photographers and history enthusiasts seeking authentic small-town America.
Photograph three distinctive courthouse squares in one day, starting with the Route 66 landmark in Sayre, continuing to the award-winning Main Street in New Cordell, and ending with golden hour photography at the classic Hobart courthouse square.
Photograph the handsome domed courthouse featured in The Grapes of Wrath. NE lawn for head-on symmetry; low-wide from SE corner for dome + colonnade.
NRHP-listed commercial square with Great American Main Street Award. Monumental columns, clocked dome. Do a 360 around the square for storefront rhythm.
Explore the award-winning Main Street district with local dining and shopping opportunities.
Classic courthouse square (1905) with surrounding NRHP district. Shoot north on Main for converging lines to dome; blue hour from courthouse steps for window glow.
Plan to stay in Hobart or return home area for easy access to next day's activities.
2 Days
Easy
Year-round (golden hour and blue hour photography opportunities)
105 miles
$50-100 per person (excluding lodging)
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