Arnold Schwarzenegger’s childhood home became a museum after an investor bought it for about $656,000; it now welcomes visitors to explore his bodybuilding, film and political career
- Arnold Schwarzenegger grew up in a modest house in Thal, near Graz in Austria.
- Decades later, the building became a museum dedicated to his journey from a young bodybuilding enthusiast to a Hollywood action star and California governor.
- Austrian investor Christian Baha acquired the former family residence at auction in 2009 for a reported €460,000, equivalent to about US$656,000 at the time.
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- Arnold Schwarzenegger grew up in a modest house in Thal, near Graz in Austria.
- Decades later, the building became a museum dedicated to his journey from a young bodybuilding enthusiast to a Hollywood action star and California governor.
- Austrian investor Christian Baha acquired the former family residence at auction in 2009 for a reported €460,000, equivalent to about US$656,000 at the time.
Sources: Times of India