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Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site 1901 illustration of Theodore Roosevelt as he takes the oath of office in the library of the Ansley Wilcox home.
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Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site
Grand Canyon National Park
 
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It's very important to be in good health before doing any strenuous activity. So here Parker is getting a check up.
 
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Riding down the canyon to the Phantom Ranch on his trusty mule, Vivian.
 
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Phantom Ranch is the park's most remote location. TR took a mule trip with John Muir to visit this location. Afterwards, it was renamed "Roosevelt's Camp," but in the 1920's the name was changed again, this time to "Phantom Ranch."
 
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Look at all the kids that Parker got to play with here!
 
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Taking in the sights with Ranger Maree.
 
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Getting another Junior Ranger badge.
 
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Photo of TR and John Hance, a famous story teller and miner.
 
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Wow! Talk about following in TR's footprints! Here Parker is with Ron Brown, a living history interpreter.
 

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