Harland Sanders is buried at Cave Hill Cemetery. One can follow a yellow line from the main entrance to the colonel's grave. It's really worth the visit. Cave Hill is beautiful, filled with wonderful flowers, trees, and monuments. The Sanders memorial is a delightful walk and a bit of Kentucky history. As the trees turn, before it gets too cold, take a moment to visit the colonel.
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Showing posts with label Cave Hill Cemetery. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Visiting Harland
Harland Sanders is buried at Cave Hill Cemetery. One can follow a yellow line from the main entrance to the colonel's grave. It's really worth the visit. Cave Hill is beautiful, filled with wonderful flowers, trees, and monuments. The Sanders memorial is a delightful walk and a bit of Kentucky history. As the trees turn, before it gets too cold, take a moment to visit the colonel.
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Cave Hill Cemetery
Cave Hill Cemetery is a beautiful place to walk, to reflect, to honor. There are many monuments of note there. Some monuments honor well-known members of the Louisville community. Some monuments are testament to the love and pain felt by those left behind.
If you are living in Louisville (or visiting), I can assure you, Cave Hill is worth a visit.
Above are a couple photos of the Tingley Fountain. You can see other photos from Cave Hill on my Flickr site.
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