Deep in the heart of Harlan County, Kentucky, a mysterious 300-pound rock found in Cranks Creek has sparked a debate that spans science and history. This intriguing stone bears the distinct impression of a size 12 man's footprint, a puzzling feature given that the rock is believed to be over 300 million years old. Could this be a flaw in our understanding of geological time, or is it evidence of a phenomenon as ancient as the global flood described in Noah's story? #harlancounty #geology #myster

As the Visit Harlan County takeover comes to a close, we invite you to put on your mining lights and journey underground with us 💡 Experience part of our rich history on a unique, one-of-a-kind tour of the Portal 31 Mine! Load up on rail car and hear the stories of the men who crawled under mountains and helped shape Harlan County, and the rest of the world. 🌎 Learn more about Harlan, and begin your adventure, by visiting www.harlantourism.com! #VisitHarlan | Kentucky Tourism

Known as "Bloody Harlan" dating back to the violent labor disputes between coal operators and miners back in the 1930s. Harlan is the heart of Harlan County and has a long history in coal mining. The coal mines are drying up these days and the city and county are transitioning to adapt. You can check this video out to see around the town. | The Appalachian Project