Butcher Holler, Home of Loretta Lynn
The coal mining town of Butcher Holler (or Butcher Hollow), Kentucky, is the birthplace of country music legend Loretta Lynn.
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History, Attractions, Trails, and More
History, Attractions, Trails, and More
Paintsville’s historic landmarks offer a window into the region’s past — from the people who built it to the traditions that shaped it. These sites highlight the cultural, musical, and Appalachian roots of Eastern Kentucky and invite visitors to explore the stories that helped make Paintsville what it is today.
The coal mining town of Butcher Holler (or Butcher Hollow), Kentucky, is the birthplace of country music legend Loretta Lynn.
The General Store near Butcher Hollow and Van Lear, Kentucky is a historic landmark. Built in 1918 as Mine No
For country music fans, the hills and hollers surrounding U.S. 23 are hallowed ground. This part of Kentucky has a
The Mountain HomePlace is an 1850’s working farm situated on 27 acres of land. It offers visitors the opportunity to
This state park lake in eastern Kentucky is an ideal destination for outdoor recreation. With its steep cliffs, wooded coves,
The Dawkins Line Rail Trail is the largest rail-to-trail in the state and is open year-round, stretching 36 miles from
Paintsville Lake State Park offers a 1.6 mile trail that is rated as easy and is full of scenic views
Established in 1929, the Paintsville Golf Course is a historic landmark that provides an enjoyable and challenging golfing experience for
The Forest and Maxine Preston Memorial pedestrian bridge is an impressive 420 feet long and is made of composite plastic
Jenny Wiley was a legendary pioneer woman who achieved fame for her incredible story of survival. In 1789, she was
John Caldwell Calhoun Mayo was born in Pike County, Kentucky in 1864. In 1905, he began the construction of the
The historic Francis M. Stafford House was added to the National Register of Historic Places not only for its architecture,
If you enjoy historic theatres and great entertainment, then visit the Historical Sipp Theatre. The theatre is also available for
The museum currently houses several collections including a collection of mining tools, a “company” doctor’s office, a local Veteran’s Hall