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sports.espn.go.com - 7/21/2008
Aaron's childhood home set to become museum
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Hank Aaron's childhood home in his native Mobile will be renovated and turned into a museum once it's moved next to the stadium named for the Hall of Famer and one-time home run king.

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MVN Outsider — ... MUSEUM PIECE—Former home run king but still home run champion Hank Aaron’s childhood home will be made a museum after it’s moved next to the minor league stadium bearing his name, according to published reports. The Mobile BayBears first broached the subject with the Hall of Famer himself a year ago and got his approval for the project. ...

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