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Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace National Historic Site T.R. with naturalist John Muir.
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Two African History Month Re-enactors

African-American History Month (19 Photos)

Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace has hosted many programs celebrating African-American History Month.
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Events in the Auditorium (20 Photos)

Programs that honor culture and the arts are showcased in the Auditorium at Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace.
Jim Foote at the main entrance.

James Foote as Theodore Roosevelt (9 Photos)

Theodore Roosevelt re-enactor James "Jim" Foote has portrayed our 26th president at Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace National Historic Site on many occasions. He also took part in a film shoot for the documentary, 'Mysteries of the Museum'.
Alice Roosvelt talks about the family pets

Re-Enactors at TR Birthplace NHS (3 Photos)

Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace periodically asks re-enactors to visit to help bring the park's history to life.
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T.R. Political Cartoons (12 Photos)

Theodore Roosevelt was one of the most caricatured presidents in U.S. history. This album contains some of the many T.R. political cartoons that are on display at Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace.
T.R. re-enactor Joe Wiegand greets the visitors.

T. R.'s 150th Birthday Celebration (20 Photos)

On October 26, 2008, a block party was held in front of the Roosevelt home on East 20th Street. The event featured speeches, re-enactors, displays, arts and crafts, pony rides, and T.R. themed food.
Ms. Scott discusses mid-1800's women's clothing

Women's History Month (5 Photos)

Women's History Month has been honored with educational programs in the auditorium at Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace.

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Did You Know?
Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace became a museum thanks to the efforts of the Women's Roosevelt Memorial Association in 1919. The museum opened to the public in 1923. The W.R.M.A later joined with the Theodore Roosevelt Association who donated the museum to the National Park Service in 1962.
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Last Updated: January 29, 2011 at 12:37 MST