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Analysis: Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace National Historic Museum
Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace National Historic Site
Located in a recreated brownstone on 28 East 20th, locals and tourists can visit the exact location where President Theodore Roosevelt was born. Although this is technically the original building where the president was born, it was reconstructed in 1919 by the Theodore Roosevelt Association. Visitors can actually take a tour of this historic residence in the Flatiron District near the elegant, sophisticated neighborhood of Gramercy Park.

Former Location of Edward Hopper's Studio
A historic site at 3 Washington Square North, Edward Hopper’s previous art studio is currently owned by New York University. A very prominent realist painter, Hopper depicted everyday scenes in the city focused

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