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Theodore Roosevelt writes to his sister Corinne Roosevelt Robinson, and inquires about her plans for bringing his daughter Alice back home. Roosevelt also mentions summer activities in Oyster Bay and the health of his horses.
1887-08-22
Theodore Roosevelt writes to his sister Corinne Roosevelt Robinson shortly after the birth of his first son, Theodore Roosevelt, Jr. Roosevelt writes that Edith hopes Corinne can visit soon and tells of his daughter Alice’s amusing reactions to her new baby brother.
1887-09-20
Cupid appears on horseback, shooting two handguns into the air outside the North Portico of the White House, on the occasion of the wedding of Alice Lee Roosevelt, President Roosevelt’s daughter, and Nicholas Longworth. Caption: February 17th, 1906.
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs
1906-02-14
A formal portrait of one-year-old Alice Roosevelt, daughter of Theodore Roosevelt and his first wife Alice Hathaway Lee.
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs
1885
Alice Roosevelt Longworth’s phone number.
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Micki Hellickson, a former employee of Theodore Roosevelt National Park, sends Pete Hart a copy of a photograph which was discovered in the course of research on items exhibited at the St. Louis World’s Fair. The photograph is of the Maltese Cross cabin, with the Maltese Cross brand shown on the end of the third log from the bottom at the right corner of the building. The photo caption reports that Miss Roosevelt placed tacks into the cabin leaving her initials on the wall during the World’s Fair. Hellickson believes it may have been Alice Roosevelt.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1993-02-24
Story of how the teddy bear was named after Theodore Roosevelt.
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President Roosevelt, Alice Roosevelt Longworth & Hon. Nicholas Longworth posing under floral arrangements.
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs
1906
President Lyndon B. Johnson stands with Alice Roosevelt Longworth on stage at the dedication ceremony for the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial. Secretary of the Interior Stewart L. Udall stands behind them.
Theodore Roosevelt Island National Memorial
1967-10-27
President Lyndon B. Johnson stands with Secretary of the Interior Stewart L. Udall and Alice Roosevelt Longworth, during the dedication ceremony for the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial on Theodore Roosevelt Island. In the foreground the band plays while the audience stands.
Theodore Roosevelt Island National Memorial
1967-10-27
President Lyndon B. Johnson listens to speaker while on stage at the dedication ceremony for the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial on Theodore Roosevelt Island. Theodore Roosevelt’s oldest child, Alice Roosevelt Longworth, sits to the right of Johnson.
Theodore Roosevelt Island National Memorial
1967-10-27
President Lyndon B. Johnson speaks at the dedication of the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial on Theodore Roosevelt Island. Theodore Roosevelt’s oldest child, Alice Roosevelt Longworth, sits next to the empty seat on the stage.
Theodore Roosevelt Island National Memorial
1967-10-27
President Lyndon B. Johnson speaks at the dedication ceremony for the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial on Theodore Roosevelt Island. Theodore Roosevelt’s oldest child, Alice Roosevelt Longworth, sits on stage next to the empty chair.
Theodore Roosevelt Island National Memorial
1967-10-27
The audience stands while a man speaks at the podium during the dedication ceremony for the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial on Theodore Roosevelt Island. Theodore Roosevelt’s eldest child, Alice Roosevelt Longworth, stands to the right next to an empty chair.
Theodore Roosevelt Island National Memorial
1967-10-27
Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall speaks during the dedication of the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial on Theodore Roosevelt Island. Sitting on stage behind him and to the right of the podium are President Lyndon B. Johnson and Theodore Roosevelt’s oldest child, Alice Roosevelt Longworth.
Theodore Roosevelt Island National Memorial
1967-10-27
Secretary of the Interior Stewart L. Udall speaks at the dedication ceremony for the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial on Theodore Roosevelt Island. Theodore Roosevelt oldest child, Alice Roosevelt Longworth, is visible sitting in the front row next to the empty chair.
Theodore Roosevelt Island National Memorial
1967-10-27
Secretary of the Interior Stewart L. Udall speaks at the dedication ceremony for the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial on Theodore Roosevelt Island. Udall faces Alice Roosevelt Longworth, Theodore Roosevelt’s oldest child, as she stands on stage.
Theodore Roosevelt Island National Memorial
1967-10-27
Secretary of the Interior Stewart L. Udall speaks at the dedication ceremony for the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial on Theodore Roosevelt Island. Sitting on the stage to the right of the podium are President Lyndon B. Johnson and Alice Roosevelt Longworth, Theodore Roosevelt’s oldest child.
Theodore Roosevelt Island National Memorial
1967-10-27
Secretary of the Interior Stewart L. Udall exchanges some words with a gentleman while at the podium during the dedication of the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial on Theodore Roosevelt Island. Sitting on stage to the right of the podium are President Lyndon B. Johnson and Alice Roosevelt Longworth, Theodore Roosevelt’s oldest daughter.
Theodore Roosevelt Island National Memorial
1967-10-27
Secretary of the Interior Stewart L. Udall stands at the podium during the dedication ceremony for the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial on Theodore Roosevelt Island. Sitting on stage to the right of the podium is Alice Roosevelt Longworth, the oldest child of President Theodore Roosevelt.
Theodore Roosevelt Island National Memorial
1967-10-27