๐ก Eisenhower's Gettysburg farm gifted to nation
Former US President Eisenhower purchased a 189-acre farm in Gettysburg for his retirement in 1950. He and Mamie bought the property adjoining the battlefield, which later became a presidential retreat. The property served as a temporary White House during his 1955 heart attack recovery. Eisenhower spent his final years there, balancing farm life with presidential duties. Eventually, he gifted the land to the nation.