Presidential Hideaway.

The article features the Honeymoon Cottage, the most famous house in America and owned by President Grover Cleveland and his wife Frank Folsom, in Garrett County, Maryland. The summer resort which belonged to the Deer Park Hotel became historical because during the honeymoon they were besieged by reporters who had tailed them. The cottage was restored because it was destroyed during Great Depression and World War II and it was converted to civilian house. The house was bought by Mary Brown, real estate owner, and her husband Roger McClung to make it a historical site.