How did KFC Start - The History of KFC

The fast food outlet known  today as KFC began back in the 1930s when Harland Sanders (born September 9, 1890) began serving fried chicken to the sponsors of his station in Corbin. He didn't have a restaurant of his own, but still served people on his own dining table in the quarters of his station.  Thereafter, the fast-food outlet grew and moved across the street to a motel and restaurant. In 1935, he was recognised of his contributions to the state, Governor Ruby Laffoon made him a Kentucky Colonel. Which led to the beginning of Kentucky Fried Chicken
 
 
 (Left) This is the logo of KFC today.
(Right) This is one of the buckets used for the fired chicken back when KFC was called Kentucky Fried Chicken 
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