Hilltop House & Hilltop Cottage
Wonderfully restored guest houses in historic Lynch, Kentucky among the coal country Appalachian Mountains of Harlan County. Both of these vintage houses are only a half block from each other and not far from the Kingdom Come Parkway. They are now avialable for vacations in the mountains, weekend get-a-ways, ministry retreats, community functions, etc... Call today and come explore the land of John Fox Jr.'s, "Trail of the Lonesome Pine!"
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Hilltop House Features
- Restored Original Lynch House -1918
- Sleeps 14
- 2 Story
- 3 Baths
- Large Fully Equiped Kitchen
- Paved Parking
- Mountain Side Street
- Screen Front Porch
- Landscaped Flower Gardens
- Quite and Peaceful Setting
- Hilltop House Photograph Album.
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Hilltop Cottage Features
- Restored Original Lynch House (Early 1900s)
- Sleeps 6
- Upstairs Section to be Completed Soon (will sleep addtional 6)
- 2 Baths
- Fully Equiped Kitchen
- Adequate Parking
- Mountain Side Street
- Fenced Lawn
- Landscaped Flower Gardens
- Quite and Peaceful Setting
- Hilltop Cottage Photograph Album.
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Telephone or Email for more information. (606) 848-2522
Lucille Collett Sturgill, Proprietor
lucillecollettsturgill@yahoo.com
Lynch, Kentucky is a wonderful picture of small town America located along Highway 160, just a few miles south of Kingdom Come State Park and Southeast Community College. This majestic section of Kentucky is famous for the coal industry and the Appalachian Mountains. Lynch has a population of about 1100. Lynch was built by the United States Coal and Coke Company in 1917. The city of Lynch was incorporated in 1963. It is also home to the tourist attraction, Mine Portal Number 31, built in 1920. The town gets its name from Thomas Lynch, a former executive of the founding coal company.
Lynch is proud to offer several parks for public enjoyment. People that love to fish will enjoy going to nearby Martins Fork Lake, which is the only place in Kentucky home to the Coosa Bass. Kingdom Come State Park is only a few short miles away at Cumberland. The highest point in Kentucky (4,139 feet) on Black Mountain is also just around the corner.
View the Lynch Kentucky Community Forum website proudly sponsored by the Hilltop House & Hilltop Cottage. You may also wish to read and learn more about this wonderful region of Kentucky.
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City of Lynch
- Lynch Walk of Legends Trail
- Mine 31 Tours
- Historic Coal Mine Era Buildings
- Miner's Market Store
- Parks - Playgrounds and Picnic Tables
City of Benham - 3 Miles
- Kentucky Coal Mining Museum
- Benham School House Inn
- Parks - Playgrounds and Picnic Tables
City of Cumberland - 5 Miles
- Retail Stores
- Pharmacy
- Grocery Store
- Gas Stations
- Restaurants
Kingdom Come State Park - 7 Miles
- 7 Miles of Hiking Trails
- 5 Scenic Overlooks
- Picnic Shelters, with Grills and Restrooms
- Mountain Cave Amphitheater
- 3.5 Acre Fishing Lake with Pedal Boat Rentals
- Miniature Golf Course
Learn more this Region of Kentucky. (Links of local interest)
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