People rarely pay attention to the formative years of our Presidents lives. Sometimes you will see a picture of a President while they were a child but for the most part that's all you see. You definitely don't get to see the homes they grew up in. Well you're in for a treat because we have compiled several.
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His family moved to a Ferry Farm in Stafford County when he was six years old and he spent the remainder of his childhood and teenage years living there.
This is an illustration of what that Ferry Farm looked like.
Pretty awesome huh?
Hard to believe that a man who was president between 1829 and 1837 could grow up in what amounts to a wooden shack but he did. Here is an illustration.
Hard to believe isn't it?
He lived in this small home on 30 acres of a 228-acre farm in Knob Creek, Kentucky between the ages of 2 and 8.
That's where he learned the value of hard work.
In fact, the only time Roosevelt didn't live in the Springwood Estate home in Hyde Park, NY that he would inherit from his father James was during his presidency.
What a lucky guy.
This is the home he grew up in. At the time it was a very stylish and expensive home.
You can visit 83 Beals Street the next time you're in Massachusetts.
This is the home that young Dubya grew up in back in Midland, Texas.
On the right is a picture of father and son standing in front of their home.
Obama grew up in this lovely little home in the Honolulu hills that had a constant view of paradise.
Pretty hard to beat that.
He lived in this small home in Hope, Arkansas that has been turned into a tourist attraction.
Pretty modest don't you think?
Trump was raised in this home in Queens, New York. It recently sold for $2.4 million if that helps you figure out how nice it was.
If not, lets take a look inside.
The furniture and the decor are certain to be different compared to the time that Trump lived there but you can still get a feel for the space.
