I've lived here my whole life. If u think it was a beautiful view from town then u should take a ride on some of the back-roads. They have amazing views and a lot of old barns and stuff to look at.. It really is a beautiful place to live.
I’m in Tennessee right now on vac. My great mamaw and rest of the family grew up on one of the mountains in rose hill . Hadn’t been there in long long time , went today . Still beautiful. Stopped at the same grocery store we went to over 30 years ago (grabeels) a lot is still how I remember it
WOW..... I am sitting over here in Hawaii..... watching this video. My father is from Rose Hill..... Blackberry Hollor. When we went down there..... it was fun going to Boone Trail Drive Inn..... and my Uncle Joe's Gas Station & Store...... memories.
My family lived in Rose Hill for about 7 years till we moved away in 1994. Those were some of the best years of my life! I’m so happy to have run across your video today❤ I saw the whittlers bench is still on the corner about a block from Grabeels IGA!
My dad was born and raised there until he was a teenager. We used to visit every fathers day weekend for the "decoration of the graves" at the Fee Cemetery. I miss it so much.
My family owned 50 acres of land in rose hill, they settle there after slavery was abolished! My great grandparents and great uncles are buried on the property! My great aunt lived to be 107 her name was Ruby Thompson she died in 2007 maybe? I have so many childhood memories in Rose Hill it was a nice get away coming from NY! Thanks for sharing you made my day!
I'm thinking of moving to that part of the country from up North and these videos are very informative with a slight funny Edge to them keep up the good work
My mother was born and raised in Rose hill we still have the old home place i have been going down there for years. The Campbell cemetery is were my family is buried R.S. Campbell was my great grandfather and Leonard Sherrill is my grandfather Millie Campbell Sherrill was my grandmother.
I used to live there many years ago when the Super Dollar use to be called Piggly Wiggly. Use to go up and use the payphone they had. Thanks for the video 😁
The was a man (Bob Osborne) that worked for my dad who lived straight up the hill from Grabeels. Him and his wife (Mary Jane) were like an extra pair of grandparents to me. We listened to bluegrass as we went to his house after work. She would cook on a wood stove. They had one spikot in the kitchen and used chamber pots and had an outhouse. He also built and sold cedar furniture in a woodshop outside. Oh, and you never caught him without his overalls. I loved to stay overnight with them.
If you EVER get to Texas, I will give you and your wife a road trip. Texas is HUGE and lots to see, lots of awesome food, German, Texas BBQ, TRUE Mexican food, and even some amazing soul food. They call it soul food and it's exactly what my granny from McDowell KY always cooked.
Thanks! That's a dream we have, is to get a small camper so we can travel to places like Texas and explore them, so we would love to take you up on that offer sometime.
new sub here in 2016 was in Bob's Creek or a funeral. after funeral atHenson & Rich funeral home in harlan went new 421 bypass across to Pennington Gap & down past Castle Rock to Rose Hill cemetary. Went thru Cumerland Gap tunnel to Middlesboro. lunch at Cracker Barrel, then back to Harlan. Lots of memories on that trip. Born at Yancey, Raised at Highsplint & Kildav. Graduated Evarts HS in 1965 AS i said--lots o memories. Your videos are all very good at rereshing those memories
When my father was young and growing up in Bonnie Blue , he would take the train steam locomotives all the way to Hargott Tn. to visit his grandparents. Bonnie Blue is above st Charles, now not accessible as it is all privately owned by a power company.
Loved that little town. The mtn range by the rod was that between you and Harlan Ky area or is that range opposite side? Love those old buildings...my kind of town. I looked up Martin's Station in national archives for postal routes and couldn't find it. I did find the Rose Hill and Ewing postal route line on Louisville Train line. They would bring the post by stagecoach to both Rosehill and Ewing stations and drop them off for the train to take them out. I had read in an old book on Lee Co History that said there were lots of issues of people fighting with the indians mid to late 1700s. My John Hoover ancestry from that Lee Co. area seems to have stayed during these troubled times and kept working and improving the land. Love your videos...🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
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This is a great tour of Rose Hill. I love small towns. Once again you have produced a top shelf video. Thanks for bringing me along.
Thanks for the nice words!
@@IgnitedCoyote Well deserved...looking forward to the next one.
I lived here when I was around 10. My stepdad’s mom was Bessie Turner. I loved her. She was so kind. Her husband’s name was Silas.
My Uncle Frank Rowlett was from Rose Hill Va. Now I know where he was born Thank You
I've lived here my whole life. If u think it was a beautiful view from town then u should take a ride on some of the back-roads. They have amazing views and a lot of old barns and stuff to look at.. It really is a beautiful place to live.
It's as beautiful as any place in America! I wish more people knew about it. thanks so much for watching my video!
Thank you. My family is from Rose Hill. I still have family there and love going back. This little glimpse was heart warming.
Thanks for watching!
I’m in Tennessee right now on vac. My great mamaw and rest of the family grew up on one of the mountains in rose hill . Hadn’t been there in long long time , went today . Still beautiful. Stopped at the same grocery store we went to over 30 years ago (grabeels) a lot is still how I remember it
Mary Ellen Denison
Thank you for tour of rose hill and ewing mom is 91 and she loves them she doesn't get to go back much
WOW..... I am sitting over here in Hawaii..... watching this video. My father is from Rose Hill..... Blackberry Hollor. When we went down there..... it was fun going to Boone Trail Drive Inn..... and my Uncle Joe's Gas Station & Store...... memories.
Glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for watching from America's Pacific Paradise.
Pretty little town. It's always good to see one still getting by. Thanks for giving us a glimpse.
My family lived in Rose Hill for about 7 years till we moved away in 1994. Those were some of the best years of my life! I’m so happy to have run across your video today❤ I saw the whittlers bench is still on the corner about a block from Grabeels IGA!
Thanks so much, we are buying a place here...this was awesome
Thank you for making this video. My husband is from Rose Hill. It brought back bittersweet tears.
Thanks for watching, and God bless!
There is also a neighborhood in Fairfax County called Rose Hill, enjoyed this video !
Hi Coyote and Mrs. Coyote!! 😊👍❤ Amazing tour of this town. I loved how peaceful it was.
My dad was born and raised here! We used to visit every summer until my grandma Laura Dean passed in 94
My dad was born and raised there until he was a teenager. We used to visit every fathers day weekend for the "decoration of the graves" at the Fee Cemetery. I miss it so much.
I live in rosehill and was happy to see this video. I really enjoyed watching.
Enjoyed this---my Granny's stomping ground....back many moons ago.
My family owned 50 acres of land in rose hill, they settle there after slavery was abolished! My great grandparents and great uncles are buried on the property! My great aunt lived to be 107 her name was Ruby Thompson she died in 2007 maybe? I have so many childhood memories in Rose Hill it was a nice get away coming from NY! Thanks for sharing you made my day!
And your kind words made my day! thanks so much for taking the time to comment.
I have family living in Rose Hill! That is my favorite place to visit!
I'm thinking of moving to that part of the country from up North and these videos are very informative with a slight funny Edge to them keep up the good work
Thanks we appreciate it! And let me be one of the first to say welcome!
My mother was born and raised in Rose hill we still have the old home place i have been going down there for years. The Campbell cemetery is were my family is buried R.S. Campbell was my great grandfather and Leonard Sherrill is my grandfather Millie Campbell Sherrill was my grandmother.
Timothy, we are related. Also one of my great grandfathers. From the Taylor Campbell lineage.
I used to live there many years ago when the Super Dollar use to be called Piggly Wiggly. Use to go up and use the payphone they had. Thanks for the video 😁
I was wondering where the Piggly Wiggly was
My hometown! And many generations of my family too. Nice video!
You're lucky! It's a beautiful place, thanks for watching!
The was a man (Bob Osborne) that worked for my dad who lived straight up the hill from Grabeels. Him and his wife (Mary Jane) were like an extra pair of grandparents to me. We listened to bluegrass as we went to his house after work. She would cook on a wood stove. They had one spikot in the kitchen and used chamber pots and had an outhouse. He also built and sold cedar furniture in a woodshop outside. Oh, and you never caught him without his overalls. I loved to stay overnight with them.
Your comment brought back a lot of memories from my own childhood thanks!
My grandpa Abe Barber lived in Rose Hill
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Nice little town, thanks for sharing
If you EVER get to Texas, I will give you and your wife a road trip. Texas is HUGE and lots to see, lots of awesome food, German, Texas BBQ, TRUE Mexican food, and even some amazing soul food. They call it soul food and it's exactly what my granny from McDowell KY always cooked.
Thanks! That's a dream we have, is to get a small camper so we can travel to places like Texas and explore them, so we would love to take you up on that offer sometime.
My parents were from there. My mom graduated from Thomas Walker. Lots of memories there visiting family.
Thanks for watching!
I graduated from Thomas Walker as well back in 1988 👍👍
Thats my hometown. We will be there for a visit around the 10th if April.
Love ole towns
Nice area ..cool visit to rose hill
Thank you for the ride. You drove right by my sister and brother-in-laws house. :-) You stopped videoing just short of Thomas Walker High School.
I did some video onThomas Walker, but I forgot to put it in. getting old I guess lol. Thanks for watching!
Great video ! 🧡
new sub here in 2016 was in Bob's Creek or a funeral. after funeral atHenson & Rich funeral home in harlan went new 421 bypass across to Pennington Gap & down past Castle Rock to Rose Hill cemetary. Went thru Cumerland Gap tunnel to Middlesboro. lunch at Cracker Barrel, then back to Harlan. Lots of memories on that trip. Born at Yancey, Raised at Highsplint & Kildav. Graduated Evarts HS in 1965 AS i said--lots o memories. Your videos are all very good at rereshing those memories
Thanks for sharing your story with us and for subscribing to my channel. it means a lot!
Another great video! Thanks for sharing Coyote!
I used to live there, grew up there this is amazing!
It's a nice little town.
@@IgnitedCoyote yes it is, have alot of memories there
When my father was young and growing up in Bonnie Blue , he would take the train steam locomotives all the way to Hargott Tn. to visit his grandparents. Bonnie Blue is above st Charles, now not accessible as it is all privately owned by a power company.
My Dad always told me that it’s okay to talk to yourself but, if you argue with yourself, your crazy!! Thanks for taking us along.
You're welcome!
How about driving through St. Charles I want to see the old Graveyard Hill...kinfolk are there....
I am from Rose Hill, in NOVA. Certainly not a small place anymore. I will visit the real Rose Hill on my next visit.
Hope hope you enjoy the visit. Thanks for watching!
My dad was from Rose Hill🙂
Been through there several times
My Grandpa Abe Barber live in Rose Hill❤️
You should have went inside the market ..you would have found out it is connected to the discount outlet..that's home
1946 is more then likely the year the building was built.
And my aunt use to have a restaurant there in that tiny small town and my mom waitressed there back in the 80's
Thanks so much for sharing those memories with us. That's why we do these videos.
Mary's cafe?
@@shannonrose2199 no I believe it was called Rocky's or Rockies i think. Its been so long I cant remember
Try to spend a couple of $ In stores if their open
I used to live there
Beautiful place.
This is a long shot, but anybody know Wanda Lee Creech, married name Bentley? I worked with her many years in Wash DC.
Grabeels has the best bologna
Yesssssssss especially fried
My dad is buried in rose hill
If anyone has information on Rocky’s Video or its owners, please message me!
Nobodies talking about the fellah throwing the bottle in front of your car?
Guess the Odell's own the town? Lol.
Is there a gas station in rose hill
I'm I'm not sure.
Yes, it’s at the start of the video
Thank you for response
Loved that little town. The mtn range by the rod was that between you and Harlan Ky area or is that range opposite side? Love those old buildings...my kind of town. I looked up Martin's Station in national archives for postal routes and couldn't find it. I did find the Rose Hill and Ewing postal route line on Louisville Train line. They would bring the post by stagecoach to both Rosehill and Ewing stations and drop them off for the train to take them out. I had read in an old book on Lee Co History that said there were lots of issues of people fighting with the indians mid to late 1700s. My John Hoover ancestry from that Lee Co. area seems to have stayed during these troubled times and kept working and improving the land. Love your videos...🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Thanks so much for the comment! It's my understanding that Harlan and Bell County are on the other side of those mountains.
@@IgnitedCoyote awesome TY. That was a beautiful mtn range.
What about the tunnel!!! 😮
bad place