Pikeville History Moments is a YouTube channel dedicated to preserving the history and heritage of Pikeville, Kentucky and the surrounding area. The videos produced here are the result of a collaboration between Pikeville City Tourism, the Big Sandy Heritage Center Museum, the University of Pikeville Special Collections and Archives, and Pike TV.
The Hatfield and McCoy feud continues with an altercation resulting in deaths.
December 7, 1941 Pearl Harbor - the stories of four men from Pike County, KY.
The "true story" of a Civil War officer's encounter with the red-eyed demon from Elkhorn Creek, KY.
October 1968, President Lyndon B. Johnson visited Pike County, KY.
A one-woman play to bring the renowned writer to life.
John Paul Riddle's flight and the story of an aviation legend.
Her story and her fight for Pikeville.
A local nurse and businesswoman recognized for her efforts to help Pikeville by being named Queen of America.
Dtr. Alexander V. Boston spent more than 20 years providing medical and dental care for the local population. He established the first hospital in Virgie, KY in 1950.
A true story of star-crossed lovers.
The career and life of Kentucky's Former Governor Paul E. Patton.
The Hatfield raid on Randall McCoy's cabin.
Pike County's encounter with the great flu pandemic.
Pike County's encounter with the great flu pandemic.
The career and achievements of one of the earliest entrepreneurs in the field of aviation.
A pioneer, Bessie led the way for women in Kentucky to serve in public office.
From a border dispute between Virginia and the newly established Kentucky- to more than 100 years of border adjustments.
Did the Hatfield and McCoy feud play a part in the destruction?
The continued story of Daniel Boone's trek through Pike County and the Breaks Interstate Park.
The story of Daniel Boone's trek through Pike County and the Breaks Interstate Park.
The rise and fall of a bank built in the 1920s.
A multi-million dollar project that moved a mountain and relocated a river.
Kelley Day and his fight to preserve the Breaks of the Big Sandy.
One of the first female African American poets published in a national literary magazine, Waller Smith was born and raised near Pikeville, KY.
A unique bridge built as part of the New Deal's Works Progress Administration.
The connection between the York House and the infamous Hatfield and McCoy feud.
The only legal execution related to the Hatfield and McCoy feud.
Colonel in the Union Army, Garfield gave the order to push Confederate soldiers out of Eastern Kentucky.