This video explores Harlan, Kentucky, a town rich with history and culture, known as "Bloody Harlan" due to its violent coal mining labor disputes in the early 1900s. The narrator visits local landmarks, including the Harlan County Courthouse and discusses the impact of coal mining on the town’s past and future. Highlights include the Poke Sallet Festival and a conversation with local tattoo artist Timothy Price, who shares his efforts to preserve Appalachian culture amid economic challenges. The video reflects Harlan's resilience and evolving identity.