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Col Sanders KY Residence, Claudia Sanders Dinner House For Sale — SEE INSIDE
"You could own a piece of history." If you've heard that catchphrase/selling point once, you've heard it a million times. I'm going on the assumption that those who utter it really mean it. The Col Sanders Home & Claudia Sanders Dinner House Are for Sale. Well, those who are uttering...
Colonel Sanders’s Kentucky Residence and Restaurant on the Market – See Inside
"You could own a piece of history." If you've heard that catchphrase/selling point once, you've heard it a million times. I'm going on the assumption that those who utter it really mean it. The Col Sanders Home & Claudia Sanders Dinner House Are for Sale. Well, those who are uttering...
Col Sanders KY Residence, Claudia Sanders Dinner House For Sale — SEE INSIDE
"You could own a piece of history." If you've heard that catchphrase/selling point once, you've heard it a million times. I'm going on the assumption that those who utter it really mean it. The Col Sanders Home & Claudia Sanders Dinner House Are for Sale. Well, those who are uttering...
Col Sanders KY Residence, Claudia Sanders Dinner House For Sale — SEE INSIDE
"You could own a piece of history." If you've heard that catchphrase/selling point once, you've heard it a million times. I'm going on the assumption that those who utter it really mean it. The Col Sanders Home & Claudia Sanders Dinner House Are for Sale. Well, those who are uttering...
Want to have your own 1850s log cabin village? It's for sale in Kentucky.
Van Buren Village General Store circa 1850Sam Dick. A gravel, private road meanders along a ridge line in Anderson County near Taylorsville Lake. There are no signs posted announcing you are about to see a one-of-a-kind, recreated historic village from the 1850s. About a quarter mile down the road, you come upon the first building.
'Fond memories:' This Italianate-style 1865 Shelby County home is a step back in time
The Italianate-style home at 1120 Main St. was constructed in 1865. Built on a foundation of rusticated limestone with a water table course, the house boasts four chimneys on its interior walls, and windows crowned with ornate cast iron hoods. Today, its owned by Mary Shannon McGillen, who grew up in the home and is welcoming guests to visit during the 2022 Shelby County Historical Society Home Tour.
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