KFC started as Harlan Sanders Cafe in Corbin, Ky. He owned a motel and a restaurant along highway US25. When the interstate was built, fewer people drove past the place, and it almost went out of business until he passed the fried chicken recipe to a franchise. Now, the 11 herbs and spices are eaten everywhere.

In the foreground is the original Sanders Cafe sign which sticks out of the entrance. In the background is the really tall 1980's bucket sign that you can see from the interstate. Of course, these days the powers that be market the fast food chain as KFC and not Kentucky Fried Chicken in most places

Hello to anyone who found this photo on Kentuckyville.US www.kentuckyville.us/2006/07/25/kfc-signs-old-and-new/ or here: consumerist.com/consumer/trans-fats/how-kfc-went-trans-fa...

or here: consumerist.com/consumer/trans-fats/the-colonel-axes-tran...

Or here:(in a blog post referencing a news story about PETA asking Cambodia to not open a KFC) critternews.blogspot.com/2007/10/peta-asks-cambodia-not-t...

This is my 2nd photo to reach 1000 views. woot!

the newest place for it to show up: critternews.blogspot.com/2008/02/peta-concerned-they-dont...

I included this photo in one of my own blogs here: brentkmoore.blogspot.com/2008/02/col-sanders-for-senator....

Today's new Location: Hi Retro TV Girl! shelliakers.typepad.com/glued_to_my_tv/2008/03/parts.html

and here: themarketingspot.blogspot.com/2007/04/inspire-me-with-mar... Inspire Me With A Marketing Story

This is my 4th photo to reach 2000 views!

Next, used here: www.olmblog.com/?p=6126 Tales of The Stand Out Brand

Then here for a KFC quiz: www.yumsugar.com/3443450

also seen here: frombottomup.com/success-story-3-harland-sanders/ Success Story #3: Harland Sanders

and then here: www.secondwindconsultants.com/?p=4106 Which was reposted here: