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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
Master Plan Amendment Approved

Master Plan Amendment Process Completed

July 28, 2005

The Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site is pleased to announce that an amendment to its Master Plan has been approved. The amendment addresses the need for additional interior space for the safe and efficient operation of the Site. Several alternatives were considered to address identified shortcomings and were evaluated by means of an environmental assessment and public review.

The selected action is to construct a new addition on the site of the former carriage house. Planning will continue on the project design and funding through a partnership between the National Park Service and the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site Foundation, which manages the site.

The Finding of No Significant Impact, a document that lays out which alternative was chosen and why, is available by clicking here for a PDF file, or by contacting the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site at 641 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14202.

To view the complete Draft Master Plan Amendment / Environmental Assessment, click here for a PDF file. (Due to the large size of this document, it may take several minutes to completely download. Please be patient, and perhaps do several loads of laundry while you wait.)

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Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural NHS in Buffalo, NY.

Did You Know?
Theodore Roosevelt was inaugurated in this home in Buffalo, NY in 1901. However, the same building had been the home of Zachary Taylor's daughter in the 1840's, and the home of Grover Cleveland's law partner in the 1860's.
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Last Updated: September 12, 2006 at 06:06 MST