Chick-fil-A

==Chick-Fill-A==
===1960–1963===
Although the first Chick-fil-A restaurant opened in 1967, the name was originally used for a chicken sandwich at the Dwarf Grill in the Atlanta suburb of Hapeville, Georgia. The name was initially spelled as "Chick-Fill-A".
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==Chick-fil-A==
===1963–1964===
The name was changed to the current spelling in 1963.
===1964–1979===
The logo was redesigned in 1964, resembling in appearance what is used today. This logo would be applied to the first Chick-fil-A restaurant in 1967.
===1979–2012===
====1979-1988====
In 1979, the logo was modified to have more uniform lines.
====1988-1995====
The logo was made solely red in 1988, and the width of the script was increased.
====1995–2012====
Despite being superseded in 2012, Chick-fil-A's drink lids still use this logo.
===2012–present===
Chickfilaprint.png|Print version
Chick-fil-a-1.svg|Icon
Chick-fil-A made a refresh to their logo by making the color brighter, the C smaller, and closing the chicken's beak in 2012.
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