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circa 1970s: Kummerlowe |
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Corbin,
Kentucky --1891
Cumberland Falls Highway |
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The
Corbin complex opened in the fall of 1970. The Motor Lodge ceased
being a Howard Johnson's in about 1984. It was subsequently renamed
the Landmark Inn (Once a Landmark, always a Landmark?).
While
in the Corbin area be sure to check out the Harland
Sanders Cafe museum where Kentucky Fried Chicken originated.
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| Photographs
April 2005: Kummerlowe |
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2003: Phil Edwards |
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April 2005: Kummerlowe |
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2003: Phil Edwards |
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April 2005: Kummerlowe |
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Taking
advantage of the topography, Corbin's guest building offered rooms
on three levels facing the highway and in two on the back side. |
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