Hope, Arkansas: Birthplace Bricks of Bill Clinton
After Julia Chester Hospital was demolished, a hopper-full of its bricks was evidently saved. They were later mortared into a pedestal, topped with a plaque, and placed on the front lawn of Bill Clinton's second boyhood home. In a sense Bill Clinton was born in the front yard of a home he wouldn't move into until he was four years old.
- Address:
- 321 E. 13th St., Hope, AR
- Directions:
- SE corner of E 13th St. and S Walker St.
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Bricks from the hospital in which President Clinton was born were collected, and with them they built this brick monument in front of Clinton's 2nd home.
[Tim Bash, 03/26/2014]
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Bill Clinton's birthplace hospital (where he emerged after a Caesarian delivery) is long gone, but enough bricks were salvaged to make a pedestal in the front yard of his second boyhood home. You could spend all day in Hope looking at Clinton landmarks!