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A couple has opened a restaurant in historic Courtland, Alabama dedicated to World War II memorabilia.
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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 and Greg Pace were drawn to the tiny town, which boasts about 600 residents, because of its ties to World War II with the Courtland Air Base, which was built during the war as an instrumental training center.
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…
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