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The Roosevelt family coat of arms.

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This is one interpretation of the Roosevelt family coat of arms that is on display at Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace NHS.

Learn more about the Roosevelt family by clicking on the links below:

The Roosevelt Family Tree and Coat of Arms

Martha Bulloch Roosevelt

Theodore Roosevelt, Sr.

Anna Roosevelt

Elliott Roosevelt

Corinne Roosevelt

 

 

 
An artist's rendition of Theodore Roosevelt's boyhood home.

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An artist's rendition of East 20th Street between Park Avenue South and Broadway in New York City, circa 1865. It is the location of the Roosevelt family brownstone townhouse where Theodore was born on October 27, 1858.
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Did You Know?
Pelican Island was proclaimed the first U.S. National Wildlife Refuge by President Theodore Roosevelt on March 14, 1903. This action was taken by the president to protect the island's birds from plume hunters. It also contributed to T.R. being known as one of the world's greatest conservationists.
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