The childhood home of Neil Armstrong in Ohio is for sale

The childhood home of Neil Armstrong in Ohio is for sale.

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The childhood home of Neil Armstrong is being sold in Wapakoneta, Ohio.
The house was built in 1908.
Neil Armstrong lived in the house starting in 1944.
Armstrong obtained his pilot's license at age 16 while living in the house.
The property is being sold for $430,000.
The current owner, Karen McKeel, has owned the house since 1988.
McKeel has preserved the historical appearance of the house.
McKeel has hosted nine astronauts at the house, including Buzz Aldrin.
McKeel hopes the new owner will preserve the historical legacy or transfer the property to a museum.

The house is located on West Benton Street in Wapakoneta, Ohio. — kommersant
The house is located on Benton Street in Wapakoneta, Ohio. — interfax
The owner is 82-year-old Karen McKeel, a former history teacher. — kommersant
The owner is 82-year-old former history teacher Karen Mikesell. — interfax
The house contains photographs related to the moon program and memorabilia from the Apollo-11 crew. — interfax
The house has not been designated a protected monument. — kommersant
The house does not have protected monument status. — interfax
McKeel hopes the new owner will transfer the property to a local aviation museum. — kommersant
McKeel hopes the new owner will either preserve the historical appearance or transfer the property to the Armstrong Museum of Aviation and Space. — interfax