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      1. Laurel Gorge Cultural Heritage Center

      Laurel Gorge Cultural Heritage Center
      606-738-5543Call Now
      MuseumsTourist Information & Attractions

      100 Woolridge Rd, Isonville, KY, 41149

      OPEN NOW:9:00 am - 5:00 pm

      2. US 23 Country Music Highway Museum

      US 23 Country Music Highway Museum
      606-297-1469Call Now
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      120 Stave Br, Paintsville, KY, 41240

      OPEN NOW:9:00 am - 5:00 pm

      From Business: Founded in 2005, U.S. 23 Country Music Highway Museum honors country music entertainers who were born or lived along Roue 23. Admission: adult - $4, student -$3

      YP
      19 Years
      in Business

      3. Country Music Highway Museum

      Country Music Highway Museum
      606-297-1469Call Now
      MuseumsTourist Information & AttractionsArt Galleries, Dealers & Consultants

      100 Stave Br, Staffordsville, KY, 41256

      OPEN NOW:9:00 am - 5:00 pm
      YP
      17 Years
      in Business

      4. Mountain Home Place

      Mountain Home Place
      606-297-1850Call Now
      MuseumsTourist Information & Attractions

      445 Ky Route 2275, Staffordsville, KY, 41256

      CLOSED NOW

      5. Van Lear Historical Society Coal Museum

      Van Lear Historical Society Coal Museum
      606-789-8540Call Now
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      78 Millers Crk, Van Lear, KY, 41265

      CLOSED NOW

      From Business: "Eastern Kentucky's Premier Coal-Mining Community of the 1920's and 1930's""Eastern Kentucky's Premier Coal-Mining Community of the 1920's and 1930's"