Spanning 296 acres, Cave Hill Cemetery is home to some rich Louisville history.Colonel Sanders and Muhammad Ali are buried there, and while those graves draw big crowds, there are some other ...

Even though Cave Hill Cemetery in Louisville is the final resting place of many fascinating people, ... and you’ll eventually find that all roads lead to Colonel Sanders.

Cave Hill Cemetery is ranked #8 out of 10 things to do in Louisville. See pictures and our review of Cave Hill Cemetery. ... better known as Colonel Sanders of Kentucky Fried Chicken fame.

Located in Kentucky's Cave Hill Cemetery, the grave of Colonel Harland Sanders, one of the most recognizable mascots in the entire world, honors the chicken man with a bust sculpted by his very ...

Louisville, Kentucky’s Cave Hill Cemetery is a bona fide tourist attraction and a national landmark. Dedicated in 1848, it boasts more than 120,000 interments that include the graves of Union ...

Cave Hill Cemetery is the burial place for famous names like Muhammad Ali and Colonel Sanders, but its also the home of some interesting wildlife. Recently, we found out that there otters are ...

Host Roberto Mighty explores historic Cave Hill Cemetery in Louisville, KY. ... Colonel Harland Sanders, Suffragist Susan Look Avery and Revolutionary War hero George Rogers Clark.

Its full name is Cave Hill Cemetery and Arboretum. An outgrowth of the Beautiful Cemetery Movement, Cave Hill boasts 400 species of trees — including an American yellowwood with a 16-foot ...

Every year on the same day, Muhammad Babar plans to walk past a soaring clock tower that juts 180 feet toward the sky, through a gate and into Cave Hill Cemetery, one of his city's greatest wonders.

He got behind the wheel of the hearse and drove Colonel Sanders to his final resting place at Cave Hill Cemetery. After Sanders died, Miller spent the next 28 years working at KFC Headquarters in ...