CORBIN, Ky. (LEX18) — It's a piece of Kentucky history that you can see and then taste. The original Kentucky Fried Chicken “Sanders Cafe & Museum”, in Corbin, has undergone some renovations ...

Joe Ledington of Corbin, Ky., displays a 1980s photo of him with his uncle, Colonel Harland Sanders, who perfected his world-famous Kentucky Fried Chicken in his Corbin cafe. The photo is part of ...

CORBIN, Ky. (LEX 18) — KFC is giving the Historic Sanders Cafe & Museum in Corbin an extreme makeover. The construction will begin this week and will expand the restaurant and museum.

Colonel Harland Sanders, who moved to Corbin in 1930, lived right behind cafe. The home fell into disrepair over the years, but it is now being restored. Tourism officials say the Sanders Cafe ...

The small Kentucky town of fewer than 8,000 people is part of the Kentucky Wildlands, a 14,000-square-mile region spanning eastern and southern Kentucky that includes the Daniel Boone National ...

Col. Harland Sanders was a secretive man. When he sold the rights to KFC in the 1960s to former Kentucky Gov. John Y. Brown Jr., he was batching up the recipes in pieces.

Sanders sold his Corbin cafe in 1956, five years after the first KFC franchise opened, not in Kentucky, but just outside of Salt Lake City.