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How firm a foundation

How firm a foundation

“How Firm a Foundation” is believed to be one of Theodore Roosevelt’s favorite hymns, and it was sung at his funeral. This handwritten sheet music presents the first two verses of the hymn.

Collection

Theodore Roosevelt National Park

Creation Date

Unknown

Creator(s)

Unknown

A toast to Roosevelt

A toast to Roosevelt

Sheet music for “A Toast to Roosevelt” by Jules Jordan, supporting Theodore Roosevelt’s 1904 presidential campaign. The cover displays the title in bold black letters at the top of the page with a flourish underneath and a black and white, 1902 photograph of Roosevelt standing three-quarters to his right, left hand on waist. Roosevelt is wearing a long coat, striped pants, vest, tie, and pince-nez glasses.

Collection

Library of Congress Manuscript Division

Creation Date

1904-10

Creator(s)

Jordan, Jules, 1850-1927

School where Lincoln went

School where Lincoln went

Sheet music for “The School Where Lincoln Went,” a popular song with a chorus toasting Theodore Roosevelt attending Harvard University, President Taft attending Yale University, and Abraham Lincoln attending “the old red school house.” The cover features an eagle atop an illustration of a red school house surrounded by pendants for Harvard and Yale.

Collection

Dr. Danny O. Crew Theodore Roosevelt Sheet Music Collection

Creation Date

1910

Creator(s)

Hardy, Will

We are for Bliss

We are for Bliss

Sheet music for “We Are For Bliss,” a campaign song supporting A. T. Bliss, the Republican candidate for governor of Michigan. The cover features an illustration of Bliss riding a Republican elephant and being cheered on by various supporters, such as old soldiers and farmers. The end page features an illustration of President McKinley and Governor Roosevelt with the statement, “Let Well Enough Alone.”

Collection

Dr. Danny O. Crew Theodore Roosevelt Sheet Music Collection

Creation Date

1900

Creator(s)

Wesbrook, Frank; Zickel, Harry H., 1872-1943