Map of Quentin Roosevelt’s gravesite
A topograhical map sent from Hamilton Coolidge in regards to the location of Quentin Roosevelt’s gravesite in Chamery.
Collection
Sagamore Hill National Historic Site
Creation Date
1918
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A topograhical map sent from Hamilton Coolidge in regards to the location of Quentin Roosevelt’s gravesite in Chamery.
Sagamore Hill National Historic Site
1918
This is a map prepared by the Topographical Office, 308 Engineers, A.E.F., regarding the location of Quentin Roosevelt’s gravesite.
Sagamore Hill National Historic Site
1918-08-10
Map of Analostan Island, later Theodore Roosevelt Island. Depicted on the map is the location of John Mason’s estate as well as the causeway which connected the island tot he mainland. Also included is a rough estimation for the layout of plants and trees on the island.
Theodore Roosevelt Island National Memorial
1880
Map showing the walking trails on Theodore Roosevelt Island. Also marked on the map are drinking fountains, comfort stations, the orientation station, and the ferry landing. In the upper left corner is a map showing the location of Theodore Roosevelt Island in the Potomac River.
Theodore Roosevelt Island National Memorial
1957-05-06
Map showing the trails, physical features, ferry landing, and orientation station on Theodore Roosevelt Island. In the upper left corner is a location map showing the islands place in the Potomac River.
Theodore Roosevelt Island National Memorial
1953-06-17
This view of the John Mason’s mansion indicates how the main structure and all ancillary buildings are aligned on Analostan Island, later Theodore Roosevelt Island. The grid demonstrated the buildsing position on the land. This plan is a recreation based on the burnt remains of Mason’s mansion, photographs, and the style of construction. For more information please see Description of Mason House, THIS_100.
Theodore Roosevelt Island National Memorial
1936
Cover sheet for the architectural records created by Stuart M. Barnette for the Historic American Buildings Survey. A map of Analostan Island, later Theodore Roosevelt Island, depicts the layout of the grounds and the location of John Mason’s mansion. This plan is a recreation based on the burnt remains of Mason’s mansion, photographs, and the style of construction. For more information please see Description of Mason House, THIS_100.
Theodore Roosevelt Island National Memorial
1936
Map showing the topography of Analostan Island, later called Theodore Roosevelt Island, and depth of the Potomac River.
Theodore Roosevelt Island National Memorial
1932
Engraved map of the city of Washington in the District of Columbia. Created by Robert King, a surveyor for the city of Washington. In the bottom left corner is a view of the south front of the President’s House. In the bottom right corner is a view of the east front of the Capitol of the United States. Mason’s Island, later Theodore Roosevelt Island, can be seen on the left of the map.
Theodore Roosevelt Island National Memorial
1818
Historian Chester L. Brooks requests a copy of the map named “Land forms of the United States.” He is also interested in early maps of western North Dakota.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1952-01-22
Historian Chester L. Brooks is searching for a map of Francois Antoine Larocque’s 1805 journey from the Assiniboin to the Yellowstone and a historical map on Montana place names.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1952-01-11
Historian Chester L. Brooks is researching Francois Antoine Larocque, particularly his route through the North Dakota Badlands. He requests a copy of the map that is referenced in the Larocque journal.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1952-01-22
The accompanying map is not present in either copy of the Larocque journal held by the Historical Society of Montana. Anne McDonnell suggests contacting W. Kaye Lamb, the Dominion Archivist of Canada.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1952-01-17
Historian Chester L. Brooks requests several maps for his research on military trails in western North Dakota.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1953-01-22
Chief Archivist Herman R. Friis responds to Historian Chester L. Brooks’s request for several maps. Photostats of the maps can be made available.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1953-02-09
Historian Chester L. Brooks requests several maps from the National Archives.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1953-02-12
Dana Wright is sending a few maps and would be pleased to make some trips with Chester L. Brooks. He hopes that Major Frank L. Anders publishes or releases his notes on the North Dakota military trails as they are the most complete source on the subject.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1953-04-10
The map of the 1864 Sully Expedition drawn by Lieutenant Colonel Pattee and requested by Historian Brooks could not be located. However, Chief Archivist Friis provides information on a different map from the same expedition, a copy of which could be provided upon request.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1953-02-27
Historian Chester L. Brooks provides a description of a map he has requested from the National Archives. The map is of General Joseph N. G. Whistler’s 1871 expedition.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1953-05-18
Chief Archivist Herman R. Friis has located a photostat of the map requested by Historian Chester L. Brooks and a positive photostat will be created and mailed. The map is of “General J. N. G. Whistler’s reconnaissance from the Missouri River to the Yellowstone River in 1871.”
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1953-05-26