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.

The Theodore Roosevelt Association public-speaking contest, the oldest public-speaking contest open to students at New York City’s public high schools, celebrated its 80th anniversary yesterday at the ...

The words of one of Long Island’s "proudest sons" have been etched into marble in Rocky Point to honor not only the man who spoke them 115 years ago, but all those who served the United States armed ...

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