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Neil Armstrong’s Boyhood Home Is Sold to a Historical Society After a $400,000 Gift

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The New York Times – U.S.
“Neil Armstrong’s Boyhood Home Is Sold to a Historical Society After a $400,000 Gift”

A retired pilot helped an Ohio historical society become the new owner of the Wapakoneta home where the first man on the moon spent his high school days.

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