Coal Mines and Loretta Lynn at the Kentucky Coal Miners Museum in Harlan county 

My mom was born in Harlan, her dad died in a coal mine, and they lived in a camp. She was born in 1937, and her daddy died when she was 11 years old. She loved Loretta Lynn and often sang Coal Miners Daughter during karaoke. I think the mine was called clovsplint? I'd love to find it and visit, including this wonderful museum! Id pay triple to visit. It brought me close to my grandpa and mom, who are both together now in heaven. ❤❤❤ you dont know what your video means to me 😢 Thank you both! ❤

I was born in letcher County Kentucky my Dad was a coal miner for 25years before we left for Ohio he passed away in1980 I remember him coming home all I could see was his eyes

Loved seeing Loretta's stuff❤ That was a great video! Thanks❤

I worked in a mill that retread big rig tires for use...Only worked there for about 6 months and there were people that worked there for years developing black lung... Was a crazy experience for me....Always love museums... Thanks for sharing

Awesome video Coyote's! My wife absolutely adores Loretta Lynn! She sings careoki and does her songs, and we've been to Van leer several times to her birthplace, great stuff there! thanks for sharing!👍

We've been to Lynch several times with our church to do community works with Lonnie Riley, this was one of the places that I wanted to come see, as my Grandpa was a miner when they used carbide lamps but, we never did have the time ! I thank you fellers for taking the time to make this video, it was very informative and interesting !! I'm from Johnson County Kentucky, same place as Mrs. Loretta, we used to ride horses all over Butcher Holler and one day Loretta's brother, Herman Webb gave us kids a RC cola, cause man it was a hot day that day ! They were good people !

Thank you for showing us this interesting and important museum. I’m not sure you never know but probably never get there in person. Of course I’d like to 👍

This was really enjoyable. Thanks for doing all of these about where my mother grew up. It makes me feel a little closer to her.

We really enjoyed this. Thanks for the tour.

Hey Mr and Mrs coyote hope you have a blessed Sunday 🙌

you guys are fantastic, would love to go on tour with ya, Told mom about your tours and she thinks it great, keep the memories coming, god bless ya

I grew up on Loretta, Tammy and Conway. A lot of the stuff that is in the museum, I remember when I was younger, I'm in my 60s now. Great video!!!!

I'd love to go there again. I went a long time ago.

What a fascinating video. Hopefully I can go to this museum one day. Thanks for another great video Coyotes ❤

The glass was in front of the picture tube to make it easier to clean..... CRTs operate at high voltages, and the screen would attract dust. That pop machine is early '70s My grandparents had a hutch like that, the top was enameled steel. Going in a coal mine takes a better person than me. I have been up to the front of a mine , and that's close enough for me. That museum looks like a hoot...

Going to have to go visit this museum when we move down there. I loved that TV show justified and the actors and actress in that show are so good. Thanks for the tour

That's fantastic.

You all need to make a trip to her home place see just how she was raised and where she lived

Great video, tour and documentation of that Museum ! Paranormal researcher's will flood the area if they haven't already.

I remember Vic and Elsie Sizemore well . They were from Harlan , and best I can remember they lived in the Fairview area . Vic worked at Harlan Hardware for as long as I can remember . I still have a few things I bought from him many years ago . Maybe they donated the refrigerator to the museum , could be why their picture is there . Another great video , thank you .

My husbands uncle was a coal camp doctor in Wallins Creek.... Dr. David Boone

Howdy from Barren County, KY guys, Thanks for the tour of the museum, my wife & I will have to get out that way and come see it in person. Hope you have a great week. God Bless. JT

Great video loved it keep up the great work ❤ from Vermont

Awesome video

Awesome video of this building to show memories of the coal mining days! And having items that relate to Loretta Lynn are fitting for this. Cheers from Laurel, Delaware USA.

As always a wonderful video. Thank yall for what yall do. ❤

this was real cool & neat place. Glad they let u film. I'll have to go there & support them because of that & check out all the cool stuff! You'd think places be more filming friendly for getting more their facility out there & get people in. Ghost stuff was Soo cool!! I'm in central KY.

Great job thanks for posting

Thanks for the awesome video really enjoyed the museum tour 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

Great video 🧡

My mother talked about the coal camp.

You look very nice in those jeans 👍🇺🇸

Just imagine soon we All will be Depending on The Wind/ Solar To Cook , Cool, Heat It's Here!!

It was dangerous but at the same time it was fun

I got me a phone just like the black one

Buddy that’s enough to make the hairs stand up on the back of ya neck! 🥹👻

I've watched a couple people pass on from black lung. It's one of the less desirable ways to go.

This museum.is really cool,if love to tour it!