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Heading to Milton, Massachusetts, for the birthplace of George H.W. Bush, 41st President, who you’ll be forgiven for thinking was born and raised in Texas. Instead, explore how his privileged childhood led him to strike out on his own, as well as his political rise and what became of his birthplace!
George Bush Birthplace in the news after his death in 2018.
The Hall-Bush Carriage House from the Town of Milton.
Archived article from Patriot Ledger of George Bush’s visit to his birthplace in 1997.
George H.W. Bush Birthplace: 173 Adams Street, Milton, Massachusetts.
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It is amazing that both of the fathers of our only 2 father and son presidents lived on the exact same road a town apart!
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It blew me away when I went there, too. Like it’s literally so close!
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Pretty! This has been a really wonderful post. Thank you for supplying this information.
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Appreciate it, Ashley!
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