The Historic Madie Carroll House is 200 Years Old This Year

In 1810, it was brought down on a flatboat from Gallipolis, Ohio, and setup on the exact spot it occupies today.

The Town of Guyandotte, now incorporated into Huntington, was founded in 1810 as well.

Therefore, we are planning a big celebration and you are invited.  Please mark your calendars for Thursday, July 1, 2010, to watch our parade and attend our opening ceremonies.  Friday, July 2 until Sunday July 4 there will be heritage presentations, music, encampments, historic tours, a dance, fireworks, and a reunion dinner.  Keep checking back and I will put up a full schedule once we have one finalized.

Please mark your calendars and come!!!!

Also, please send in your memories of Guyandotte, five hundred words or less, and photographs to put in our program / history book for the 200th Anniversary.  If you have stories told to you by your parents or grandparents, please include them as well.  Please email the memory stories and photographs to knnance@comcast.net.

Historic Madie Carroll House Visual Tour

For Our Troops Overseas and Others

 

Ellen Carroll McLaughlin's paint esle, paint boxes, & painting

Antique furnishings

 

1861 Flag / 34 Stars

1876 Flag / 38 Stars

Guyandotte Civil War Days 2005