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Retired pilot assists sale of Neil Armstrong's childhood home
Neil Armstrong’s childhood home in Ohio was acquired by the local historical society after a donation from former Air Force pilot Ken Schreiber, who bought it for $400,000. The house, where Armstrong built model planes and earned his pilot’s license, is planned to be restored and open for public tours by 2030 to mark the 100th anniversary of Armstrong’s birth. The property has been preserved by previous owners and has hosted visits from astronauts, but was never open to the public until now.
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