Explore Downtown Hertford
Hertford is known for its natural riverside beauty, history and heart. In the center of downtown, our court house is the second oldest in continuous use in North Carolina. It also houses the state's oldest land deed. As you explore downtown check out our beautiful murals and be on the lookout for our famous turtles.
Food & Beverage
Places to Shop

Finders Keepers
Consignment & Boutique
Women's boutique selling bespoke and vintage hats, jewelry and clothing.
109 N. Church St.

Perquimans History Museum
Museum & gift shop
104 Dobbs Street
Health, Fitness & Beauty
Broadstreet Counseling Center
Professional mental health and substance abuse services, including assessments for DUI/DWI and S.A. assessments for court hearings, SA education/counseling, relapse prevention, family education/ co-dependency, ADETS/Prime for Life classes.
110 W. Market Street
252-426-3130

Gracie's Upscale Salon
Full-service salon
109 N. Church St. #H
252-619-2456

Marta's Beauty Salon
Hair salon
125 N. Church Street
Services & More
Trails and Other Attractions

Hertford is part of the statewide, NC Main to Main Trail.
The trail is a unique way to experience North Carolina communities.
Since 1980, the State of North Carolina has been selecting cities and
towns of all sizes to carry the distinction as designated North Carolina
Main Street communities. The NC Main to Main Trail leads you through
the state’s designated Main Street communities, highlighting each town’s
best downtown and outdoor experiences.
Learn more: Main to Main Trail.
This 17-county region includes the Outer Banks and the Inner Banks, an area that surrounds the Albemarle Sound, and the rivers that flow through northeastern North Carolina.
Home to the Cape Hatteras National Seashore and some of the oldest small towns in the state, the slower pace of the region makes it an ideal place to stroll through downtown districts, enjoy the fresh catch of the day or North Carolina oysters, frequent the shops and restaurants, and learn about the river lighthouses and the unique history of the communities. While there, learn about the agricultural history, make sure to experience the fishing, boating, and waterway cultures, enjoy hiking, cycling, and kayaking through the natural environment, and catch the brogue of the locals that call the Northeast region of North Carolina home.

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