Editing Johnson County, Kentucky (section)

===Historical sites===
;Mayo Mansion
{{Main|Mayo Mansion}}
[[File:Jenny Wiley Grave.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Jenny Wiley Gravesite]]
This 43-room [[mansion]] was built by [[John C. C. Mayo]] between 1905 and 1912 and now serves as Our Lady of the Mountains School. Located on Third Street in Paintsville.

;Mayo Memorial United Methodist Church
{{Main|Mayo Memorial United Methodist Church (Paintsville, Kentucky)}}
The church was also constructed by [[John C. C. Mayo]], who hired 100 Masons from Italy to construct it. The church has an organ donated by [[Andrew Carnegie]] and has several large stained glass windows. The church opened in the fall of 1909. Located on Third Street in Paintsville, beside Mayo Mansion.

;Jenny Wiley Gravesite
[[Jenny Wiley]] is a historical figure who was captured by Native Americans in [[Virginia]]. After she escaped captivity, she reunited with her husband and lived in Johnson County until her death in 1831. Her grave is located just off Highway 581 at [[River, Kentucky|River]].