Big Sandy Heritage Center, Local museum in Pikeville, Kentucky, US.
The Big Sandy Heritage Center is a local museum in Pikeville that presents exhibitions about the regional history of the Big Sandy Valley. The center displays documents, objects, and various exhibits that document the area's development over time.
The museum relocated in 2015 from its original location at the old Chesapeake and Ohio Depot to the fourth floor of the Judicial Annex in downtown Pikeville. The move allowed the institution to provide broader access to local history collections for visitors.
The center displays a significant collection of Civil War artifacts and objects connected to the Hatfield-McCoy feud that visitors can explore. These items tell stories about conflicts and life in the region during that era.
The center is located on the fourth floor of an administrative building downtown, making it easy to reach if you are in the area. Visitors should call ahead to confirm hours, as these vary between weekdays.
The center houses a specialized genealogy research library where visitors can trace their family trees with connections to the Big Sandy Valley. This resource attracts people eager to discover their regional roots.
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