Boone Selling Abe’s Place
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HODGENVILLE, Ky. — Abraham Lincoln’s boyhood home, where he learned to read by firelight, is being put up for auction Saturday because the owners can’t find anyone who will pay $1 million for the 200-acre farm. The agent for the sale is named Daniel Boone.
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