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Guyandotte
 Guyandotte
and Altizer are the eastern suburbs of Huntington and are primarily
residential areas. Special Metals, formerly the industry called
INCO (International Nickel Company), is located in this area
along with various other businesses. The new Guyandotte Elementary
School is centrally located as is the Altizer Elementary School.
Guyandotte is rich in area history, with the oldest church of
Huntington located in Guyandotte. The Guyandotte United Methodist
Church has had its doors open since 1804. Although the original
building was used as a supply depot during the Civil War by
the Confederates, and was eventually burned down in 1861 by
the Union Army. Another structure was erected on the same site
in 1869-1870 and still is used today.
Altizer is a close-knit community with easy navigation of the
streets between homes, schools, churches and businesses. Altizer
Park nests among the community to provide enjoyment and leisure
time for you and your family. The park sports a playground,
baseball field, picnic tables and a shelter with restrooms.
 Attractions
to the area include the historical Madie Carroll House, the
annual event- " Guyandotte Days," the Masonic Temple,
the Guyandotte Public Library and the Altizer Park. Guyandotte
is the location for the Civil War Days Re-enactment Celebration
each year during "Guyandotte Days." People come from
all around to participate in these activities. |
