DEVIL ANSE HATFIELD
HOMEPLACE
Visit a one-of-a-kind historic experience at the original homeplace of Devil Anse Hatfield, where one of America’s most well-known family stories began.Located in Sarah Ann, West Virginia, the Homeplace offers a direct connection to Appalachian history.
Step Into Appalachian History
Visit the Homeplace
The Devil Anse Hatfield Homeplace is one of the most recognized historic sites connected to the Hatfield & McCoy story. Nestled in the hills of Logan County, this location marks the original home and final resting place of Devil Anse Hatfield.
Visitors can walk the grounds, take in the natural surroundings, and experience the area where history unfolded. The site provides a meaningful look into the life, legacy, and environment of the Hatfield family.
A Place Where
History Happened
The Homeplace sits along the banks of the Tug Fork River in Sarah Ann, West Virginia. This region served as the backdrop for the events that shaped the Hatfield and McCoy story and remains deeply connected to Appalachian heritage.
Today, visitors can explore the grounds, visit nearby family cemeteries, and experience the landscape that played a central role in one of the most well-known family conflicts in American history.
HOMEPLACE
Experience the Land.
Discover the Story.
Location & Directions
Operating hours may vary. Please call ahead for current information.
Address:
12790 Jerry West Hwy
Sarah Ann, WV 25644
Alternate Address:
2790 WV-44
Sarah Ann, WV 25644
Coordinates:
Latitude: 37.699781
Longitude: -81.994188
Plan Your Visit or Donate
Experience the Hatfield Legacy in Person
Make the Devil Anse Hatfield Homeplace part of your next trip through southern West Virginia. Whether you’re exploring regional history or following the Hatfield & McCoy Trails, this historic site offers a unique and authentic connection to the past. You can support us as we continue to bring you the Hatfield & McCoy experience.