One of Theodore Roosevelt's connections to the romantic ideal of the Wild West, a connection he seems to have cherished, was a friendship with the lawman, hardware store owner, and leading citizen of Deadwood; Seth Bullock.
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Theodore Roosevelt reflects on the final two years of college life.
In 1906, President Roosevelt visited Panama to inspect the American effort to build an inter-oceanic canal across the Isthmus of Panama. He described the work to Kermit Roosevelt as “the greatest engineering feat of the ages.”
In Quentin and Flora: A Roosevelt and a Vanderbilt during the Great War, Chip Bishop highlights the poignant relationship between two people caught up in tumultuous history.
“The Power Behind the Scarecrow” reflects the results of the 1900 Presidential Election when William Jennings Bryan divided the Democratic Party by running on the Populist ticket.
President Roosevelt reunites with an associate from his time as a Dakota rancher.
