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Listing, in alphabetical order, of the thirteen members of the Dr. John A. Gable Theodore Roosevelt Association Legacy Society. The notice includes contact information for two members of the Theodore Roosevelt Association (TRA) leadership and names the sole member of the TRA Sustaining Benefactors Society.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
2021
Advertisement for a tour sponsored by the Theodore Roosevelt Association (TRA) to Brazil and the Amazon rainforest and sites visited by Theodore Roosevelt during his river expedition in Brazil in 1914. Six photographs of sites in Brazil populate the advertisement, along with a photograph of Roosevelt and Colonel Candido Mariano da Silva Rondon.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
2015
The Theodore Roosevelt Association (TRA) provides a membership application form for joining the TRA at one of twelve membership levels. It also offers, for an additional fee, the opportunity to join one of thirteen regional chapters of the TRA, including new chapters in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Pelican Island, Florida, San Antonio, Texas, and Tampa, Florida. Illustrations of Sagamore Hill and both sides of the TRA medallion appear on the application.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
2010
The Theodore Roosevelt Association (TRA) lists the six couples and eleven individuals who donated $100 or more to the USS TR Fund in the wake of the TRA’s visit to the aircraft carrier in May 2009. A text box with the mission statement of the TRA appears below the list of donors.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
2009
The Theodore Roosevelt Association (TRA) provides a membership application form for joining the TRA at one of twelve membership levels. This reflects the elimination of the Founders Circle category, and the application also features higher membership fees in eight categories. It also offers, for an additional fee, the opportunity to join one of nine regional chapters of the TRA, and the association also provides a form for gift memberships in the same categories and at the same prices as regular memberships. Illustrations of Sagamore Hill, both sides of the TRA medallion, and the logo of the TRA appear on the applications.
The Theodore Roosevelt Association (TRA) provides a membership application form for joining the TRA at one of nine membership levels. It also offers, for an additional fee, the opportunity to join one of six regional chapters of the TRA. Illustrations of Sagamore Hill and both sides of the TRA medallion appear on the application.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
2007
The Theodore Roosevelt Association (TRA) provides a form so that its members can make tax-deductible financial gifts to the association in addition to their annual dues. The form lists six programs supported by the TRA, and it includes the seal of the TRA as well as an illustration of Sagamore Hill.
The Theodore Roosevelt Association (TRA) provides a membership application form for joining the TRA at one of nine membership levels. It also offers, for an additional fee, the opportunity to join one of five regional chapters of the TRA. Illustrations of Sagamore Hill and both sides of the TRA medallion appear on the application.
The Theodore Roosevelt Association (TRA) provides a membership application form for joining the TRA at one of nine membership levels. It also offers, for an additional fee, the opportunity to join one of seven regional chapters of the TRA. Illustrations of Sagamore Hill and both sides of the TRA medallion appear on the application.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
2007
The Theodore Roosevelt Association (TRA) provides a form so that its members can make end-of-the-year financial gifts to the association in addition to their annual dues. The form lists six programs supported by the TRA, and it includes the seal of the TRA as well as an illustration of Sagamore Hill.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
2005
The Theodore Roosevelt Association (TRA) provides a membership application form for joining the TRA at one of nine membership levels. It also offers, for an additional fee, the opportunity to join one of five regional chapters of the TRA. This form features two new membership categories, Student and Lifetime, with the former at the lowest price and the latter as the most expensive. Illustrations of Sagamore Hill and both sides of the TRA medallion appear on the application.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
2005
The Theodore Roosevelt Association (TRA) provides a form so that its members can make end-of-the-year financial gifts to the association in addition to their annual dues. The form lists six programs supported by the TRA, and it includes the seal of the TRA as well as an illustration of Sagamore Hill.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
2006
The Theodore Roosevelt Association (TRA) provides a membership application form for joining the TRA at one of seven membership levels. It also offers, for an additional fee, the opportunity to join one of six regional chapters of the TRA. Illustrations of Sagamore Hill and both sides of the TRA medallion appear on the application.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
2005
The Theodore Roosevelt Association (TRA) offers a registration form for members to complete to attend the annual meeting and dinner of the TRA to be held in Washington, D.C., in October 2005. The form includes an agenda for the weekend activities and packages and prices for the meals and excursions.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
2005
Article that relays the mission statement and purpose of the Theodore Roosevelt Association (TRA). It also gives examples of the TRA’s work such as the preservation of historic sites associated with Theodore Roosevelt and the collection of documents and films relating to his life. It notes other work of the association such as publishing and sponsoring student contests, and it touches on its governance and leadership.
An illustration of Roosevelt’s head appears in the upper right corner of the article box.
The Theodore Roosevelt Association (TRA) lists its financial supporters across a range of categories. It lists the contributors to the TRA from its five most expensive, or premium, membership categories. It also lists those who contributed to special needs funds of the TRA, like the Teddy Bears for Kids program, police awards, and public speaking contests. The names of contributors in each category are alphabetized, and text boxes containing the mission and vision statements and the social media platforms used by the TRA appear on the last page of the list.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
2021
In the table of contents the title of the essay or column is provided along with the author’s name and the page numbers assigned to each piece. This issue contains four entries consisting of an exhibit of Theodore Roosevelt items from the collection at the Library of Congress, letters written by Elihu Root and Roosevelt, and a list of financial supporters of the Theodore Roosevelt Association.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
2021
The Theodore Roosevelt Association (TRA) announces that its 2022 annual meeting will be held in Buffalo, New York, the site of two previous TRA meetings. The TRA also reminds its members that three different kinds of advertisements are available for purchase in the Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal. A text box lists the President and Chief Executive Officer of the TRA, along with those responsible for assembling its journal, guidelines for submitting manuscripts, and information regarding the governance of the TRA.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
2021
Listing, in alphabetical order, of the fourteen members of the Dr. John A. Gable Theodore Roosevelt Association Legacy Society. The notice includes contact information for two members of the Theodore Roosevelt Association (TRA) leadership and names the sole member of the TRA Sustaining Benefactors Society.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
2021
Writings by and about Theodore Roosevelt, especially firsthand accounts by those who knew him well, dominate this issue of the Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal. Michelle A. Krowl provides numerous examples of both in her sampling of items from the Theodore Roosevelt Collection at the Library of Congress. Gary Clinton offers a letter from Elihu Root to Mark Sullivan that provides Root’s thoughts on Roosevelt’s decision making process, and the “Presidential Snapshot” column features a letter from Roosevelt to William H. Taft. A list of financial supporters of the Theodore Roosevelt Association closes the issue.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
2021