Sandy Hook, KY
Music connected to Sandy Hook
About Sandy Hook
- • Country singer Ricky Skaggs spent part of his childhood in Sandy Hook.
- • The "Lonesome Pine Fiddlers," a bluegrass group, originated near Sandy Hook.
- • Being the county seat of Elliott County solidified its prominence in the region.
- • A local legend whispers of buried Civil War gold near the town's outskirts.
- • The devastating 1939 flood significantly altered the town's landscape and economy.
- • Named for a sandy bend in the Little Sandy River, it was established in 1850.
- • Home to around 600 residents, it has fewer people than many high schools.
- • At 718 feet, it's high enough for mild summers, but not mountain views.
- • Many residents are employed in education, healthcare, and small businesses.
- • A serene and peaceful place, it feels like stepping back into simpler times.
- • The Cincinnati Reds, an MLB team, play a few hours away in Cincinnati.
- • Elliott County High School's basketball team has a history of spirited rivalries.
Artists From Sandy Hook
Songs About Sandy Hook
Don't Close Your Eyes
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I'm No Stranger to the Rain
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It Ain't Nothin'
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When You Say Nothing at All
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Miami, My Amy
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kentucky, febuary 27, 1971
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Whiskey & Whitley
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Sappy Country Song
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