An Alabama couple have used their love of history to make some money by opening a World War II-themed restaurant in historic Courtland. Lisa told the Decatur Daily this past is what they pulled from for their restaurant, The Warbird Diner’s aesthetic. “The design for the interior came from the 1940s when the Courtland Air Base was a training facility for the Army Air Corps pilots,” Lisa Pace said. “I’m glad this restaurant opened,” retired NASA contractor and Courtland resident Phillip Morris said while eating a hamburger steak last week. Lisa told the Daily that the fried apple pie is the most popular dessert on the menu.

Source: Fox News October 29, 2017 20:24 UTC