Take A Look At The Boyhood Homes Of Donald Trump And Other US Presidents

When it comes to US Presidents, little attention is paid to the early formative years in their lives. Every once in a while, you see a picture of a president as a child. But you probably haven’t seen their childhood homes, the places where they grew up and learned the ways of the world. It’s also pretty interesting to see the surprisingly humble beginnings that some presidents started in. 

Let’s take a look at Donald Trump and past presidents’ boyhood homes. 

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The first President of the United States, George Washington, was born in Pope’s Creek, Virginia in 1732. But his family ultimately settled at a Ferry Farm in Stafford County, Virginia when he was six years old.  

Here is an illustration of what this Ferry Farm looked like. 

Beautiful! What an awesome space for a young boy to run around.

Andrew Jackson was president between 1829 and 1837 and had some pretty humble beginnings. 

Here is an illustration of Andrew Jackson’s birth home (1767) that was located along the border of North and South Carolina.