Activists: Save Nixon’s home

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It took more than 20 years, but he upgraded from a $40-a-month garden apartment in suburban Middle River to the White House.

Now, historical advocates are calling on a Baltimore County commission to preserve the onetime home of former President Richard Nixon, apartment D at 900 Wilson Point Road. Nixon lived in the modest apartment for several months in 1946 during his final naval assignment and, from there, moved to California to run for Congress.

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