Letter from David W. Wood to Theodore Roosevelt
David W. Wood, a “fairly well-to-do poor” person, invites Theodore Roosevelt and his family to stay with him in the mountains of Colorado. Roosevelt can enjoy the outdoors and they can discuss what the country’s poor need and how to build up the country. His father was Samuel Newitt Wood, a pioneer and politician of Kansas.
Collection
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
Creation Date
1911-08-18