Staffordsville, KY
Music connected to Staffordsville
About Staffordsville
- • Country singer Tyler Childers, known for "All Your'n", hails from Staffordsville.
- • The Staffordsville staple, the Hillbilly Tea Room, originated here.
- • The Mayo Trail highway development significantly boosted Staffordsville's growth.
- • A local legend speaks of a hidden gold mine near the old Stafford Cemetery.
- • The Great Eastern Kentucky Flood of 1957 heavily impacted Staffordsville.
- • It's named after early settler John Stafford, established around 1840.
- • With about 100 residents, its population is smaller than many high school graduating classes.
- • At 630 feet, the elevation provides scenic views of the surrounding hills.
- • Many residents work in healthcare or services supporting nearby communities.
- • A quiet, peaceful place, it feels like stepping back into a simpler time.
Artists From Staffordsville
Songs About Staffordsville
Broken Halos
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Cold
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Fire Away
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Nobody to Blame
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Parachute
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Think I'm in Love With You
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Traveller
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White Horse
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You Should Probably Leave
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Tennessee Whiskey
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