Annville Institute

The Annville Institute, located in Annville, Kentucky, is a historic site listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 2012. Established in 1900 by the Reformed Church in America, it served as an Appalachian settlement school aimed at providing education and vocational training to local children. Over the years, the institute expanded its facilities and programs, including the construction of dormitories and vocational training rooms. It played a vital role in the community until its closure in 1978. Today, the campus is home to various non-profit organizations, although it suffered significant fire damage in 2025. The institute's rich history reflects the educational and social efforts made in the Appalachian region, making it a point of interest for both tourists and researchers alike.