A retired pilot donated $400,000 to save Neil Armstrong’s Ohio boyhood home; the historic property is set to be restored to its 1940s appearance and opened to the public | - The Times of India
A house on Benton Street in Wapakoneta, Ohio, holds a place in the early life of Neil Armstrong, the astronaut who became the first person to walk on the moon. Built in 1908, the property was where Armstrong lived during his teenage years, as aviation began to shape his future.