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As reported years ago by the toronto star, the kentucky. The house, just north of dixie outlet mall, was purchased for $22,000. Colonel sanders, bought this modest. From 1965 until his death at age 90 in 1980, colonel sanders, that famous 20th century foodie, lived part of the year in a modest bungalow near the corner of dixie avenue and the queensway, where he purposefully forged a legacy that continues today. When this photo of colonel sanders was taken in the 1970s he lived in this house at 1337 melton drive in missisauga, ontario. Colonel harland sanders stayed in this modest bungalow at 1337 melton drive in mississauga after he sold his operation in the. Harland sanders did indeed have a canada connection. Once upon a time in toronto kfc was actually a tasty, gingery golden brown coloured fast food known as kentucky. In 1964, colonel sanders sold the kfc corporation, the deal didn't include the canadian operations.

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Colonel Sanders House In Canada From 1965 until his death at age 90 in 1980, colonel sanders, that famous 20th century foodie, lived part of the year in a modest bungalow near the corner of dixie avenue and the queensway, where he purposefully forged a legacy that continues today. The house, just north of dixie outlet mall, was purchased for $22,000. In 1964, colonel sanders sold the kfc corporation, the deal didn't include the canadian operations. As reported years ago by the toronto star, the kentucky. Colonel harland sanders stayed in this modest bungalow at 1337 melton drive in mississauga after he sold his operation in the. Harland sanders did indeed have a canada connection. Colonel sanders, bought this modest. From 1965 until his death at age 90 in 1980, colonel sanders, that famous 20th century foodie, lived part of the year in a modest bungalow near the corner of dixie avenue and the queensway, where he purposefully forged a legacy that continues today. When this photo of colonel sanders was taken in the 1970s he lived in this house at 1337 melton drive in missisauga, ontario. Once upon a time in toronto kfc was actually a tasty, gingery golden brown coloured fast food known as kentucky.