Standing here this summer in the Badlands overlooking where the new Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library is under ...

The East Wing was designed, at one time, to provide an 'elegant entrance' for receiving guests, according to the White House Historical Association website.

In 1919, the year of TR's death, Zena Irma Trinka of the Dickinson Public Library presented Edith Roosevelt with a copy of ...

In April of 1911, Roosevelt experienced a warm reception in southwestern North Dakota, where he greeted old friends and recalled his 1886 Fourth of July speech in Dickinson.

Today, we mark the birth of a true American original—President Theodore Roosevelt—and celebrate his tremendous legacy of strength, honor, and vitality.

In his personal journal, he famously wrote “the light has gone out of my life” after losing his wife and mother on the same ...

A fierce advocate for the downtrodden during her husband’s presidency, Roosevelt spent her later years pushing for human ...

The library rises from the flat, grassy top of a butte across a highway from Theodore Roosevelt National Park, which had more ...