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Neil Armstrong’s boyhood home, nearly untouched, goes up for sale with no legal protection

Neil Armstrong’s boyhood home, nearly untouched, goes up for sale with no legal protectionWorldPing

Owned by a retired history teacher devoted to preserving its past and charming character for nearly 40 years, it has an uncertain future.

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