A collection of historical tales from the central Appalachian region of Southwest Virginia and Southern West Virginia: The Legend of "Shoot'em Up" Sid Hatfield- The Prestons of Montgomery County and Washington County Virginia and how their plantations developed their regions- Christiansburg Industrial Institute, a black school in the Jim Crow Era south that was one of the finest schools in the country- The Sisters in Black, were they witches, serial killers or both- Austinville Virginia, birth place of the father of Texas and home of the oldest operating mine in America and it's neighbor Ivanhoe whose most famous resident was a preacher who put a curse on it- Henry Fords coal town turned ghost town, Gary West Virginia, Gary Indiana's big brother- Locust Hill Manor, riches to rags story of a plantation owner, Haunted Pearis Cemetary Find me on... Facebook- The real Hood in the Woods Instagram- Abandoned_in_Appalachia Youtube- Hood in the Woods