We are excited to welcome you to the Pikeville-Pike County, KY Welcome Center as we celebrate a momentous occasion—the 21st anniversary of the peace treaty signing between the Hatfields and the McCoys! This historic event, which took place on June 14, 2003, marked the end of one of America’s most famous feuds. Though the violence had ceased many years prior, this event was organized by the Hatfields and the McCoys in response to the 911 attacks, as a way of encouraging the country to unite together. Join us to commemorate this special day and explore our rich heritage through our exclusive exhibit.
Discover the Hatfield-McCoy Exhibit
Our exhibit offers a unique opportunity to delve into the history of the Hatfield-McCoy feud. Visitors can explore a curated collection of memorabilia that brings this fascinating story to life. From personal artifacts to historical documents, the exhibit provides a comprehensive look at the lives and legacies of these two iconic families.
Descendants William Keith Hatfield with Ron McCoy
View the Peace Treaty
One of the highlights of our exhibit is the original peace treaty signed on June 14, 2003. This document represents the Hatfields and the McCoy’s message of unity, forgiveness, and solidarity. We are honored to display this significant artifact and share the story of how two rival families came together to forge a path of peace.
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Visit Us at the Historic Pikeville Flatiron Building
The Pikeville-Pike County, KY Welcome Center is located in the Historic Pikeville Flatiron Building at 685 Hambley Blvd. Our exhibit is on the 3rd floor, easily accessible by the side elevator. Also on display is the US23 Country Music Highway Exhibit, featuring memorabilia of the country music stars that hail from the region, such as Dwight Yoakam’s tour jacket, instruments autographed by Loretta Lynn, and more.
Bo McCoy, Reo Hatfield and Ron McCoy – Treaty signers
Join the Celebration
We invite you to join us in celebrating this 21st anniversary. Whether you are a history enthusiast, a local resident, or a visitor to Pikeville, there is something for everyone to enjoy and learn. These exhibits will be available for the foreseeable future, and are free of charge, making it an accessible and enriching experience for all.
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