Hatfield and McCoy Historic Sites

Artists Collaborative Theatre will be holding auditions for our summer production of Bloodsong: The Story of the Hatfields and McCoys this Sunday, July 19, from 2pm to 6pm in the Extension Office at 148 Trivette Drive, Pikeville, KY 41501. Show dates are August 14th-29th every Friday and Saturday at 7:30. No experience necessary!

Haven't seen this one. Check out the photos on Hatfield and McCoy Feud!

Phil Toth, a friend of the Hatfield and McCoy Feud page, submitted this image and also posted, "My grandad, Robert Gibson (1891-1967), shown at the upper right, was visiting the memorial in the late 1920s.

“Grandad was from Virginia and a coal miner. After WWI, the mines shut down where he was. He went to Beckley, WV. He worked wherever there was work, from Raleigh County to Logan County, WV. Eventually, he bought a house outside Chapmanville, in Logan County, where his kids went to high school."

For over ten decades, individuals from around the world have trekked the steep cemetery hill near the small village of Sarah Ann, WV, to spend time near the gravesite and life size marble statue—recognizing and honoring the life and times of Devil Anse Hatfield and his beloved family.

Check out our new Hog Trial Cabin website, which covers the legend of Preacher anse -Hatfield and McCoy- hog trial cabin! This site is always a work in progress, so we hope you like it:

https://hogtrialcabin.neocities.org/

Hog Trial Cabin – Hatfield & McCoy Feud History | Blackberry, Kentucky Visit the historic Hog Trial Cabin in Blackberry, Kentucky — homeplace of Preacher Anse Hatfield, site of the legendary 1878 Hog Trial, the 1882 Election Day Fight, and the rumored meeting of Roseanna McCoy and Johnse Hatfield.

A big welcome to our visitors from Pennsylvania and Ohio.

Say hello to our friends from Ohio and Pennsylvania, stopping in to check out the Hatfields and McCoys Feud history.