Miss Alice Roosevelt: daughter of the President of the United States
Postcard featuring a black and white formal portrait of Alice Roosevelt in a white dress.
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Creation Date
1901
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Postcard featuring a black and white formal portrait of Alice Roosevelt in a white dress.
1901
Postcard depicts a 1903 portrait of the Roosevelt family on the lawn at Sagamore Hill. Leila will try and visit daddy this afternoon. The two Peterson children are coming to dinner tonight.
1906-05-22
Postcard of a 1904 photograph of President Roosevelt and his sons. The original photograph was taken by Arthur Hewitt.
1904-1907
Postcard of a 1907 photograph of President Roosevelt and his sons in an outdoor setting. Original photograph taken by Pach Brothers.
1907-1914
Postcard depicting President Roosevelt sitting with his four sons. The original photograph was taken by Arthur Hewitt in 1904.
1904
Postcard of a 1904 photograph featuring the Roosevelt family and horses at Sagamore Hill. From L-R: Kermit Roosevelt, Archibald “Archie” B. Roosevelt, President Roosevelt, First Lady Edith Kermit Carow Roosevelt, Quentin Roosevelt, and Theodore “Ted” Roosevelt. Original photograph was taken by Arthur Hewitt.
1904-1907
Postcard is a color copy of a 1903 portrait of the Roosevelt family on the lawn at Sagamore Hill.
1903-1907
Postcard of a 1904 photograph featuring the Roosevelt family and horses at Sagamore Hill. Original photograph was taken by Arthur Hewitt.
1912-09-23
Postcard depicting President Roosevelt sitting with his four sons. The original photograph, without backdrop, appears to have been taken by Arthur Hewitt in 1904.
1901-1907
Postcard depicts a 1903 portrait of the Roosevelt family on the lawn at Sagamore Hill. The undivided back of the postcard indicates it was most likely published prior to March 1907.
1903-1907
Postcard depicts a 1903 portrait of the Roosevelt family on the lawn at Sagamore Hill.
1903-1907
Color chromolithograph print of the Roosevelt family at Sagamore Hill, created from the 1903 Pach Brothers photo. From left: Quentin Roosevelt, President Roosevelt, Ted Roosevelt, Archibald B. Roosevelt, Alice Roosevelt, Kermit, Edith Kermit Carow Roosevelt, Ethel Roosevelt.
Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site
Unknown
Corinne Roosevelt Robinson relates anecdotes about her brother, Theodore Roosevelt, and his time in the White House.
Newberry Library
1921-07
Magazine advertisement for Kermit Roosevelt’s book, The Long Trail. Roosevelt relates stories about his father, Theodore Roosevelt, and recounts the Roosevelt-Rondon Scientific Expedition.
Newberry Library
Unknown
Scrapbook primarily consisting of newspaper clippings and magazine articles related to the death and memorializing of Theodore Roosevelt. There are also several articles related to the activities of Roosevelt family members in the years after Roosevelt’s death.
Newberry Library
1919-1925
Magazine article describing the family life of the Roosevelts at the White House. The centerfold is a layout of ten black and white photographs of the Roosevelt children.
Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site
1902-08
A photograph of the family home of President Roosevelt’s mother, Martha Bulloch Roosevelt, Bulloch Hall in Roswell, Georgia. The Georgia Building at the Jamestown Exposition in 1907 was modeled after Bulloch Hall.
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs
1907-03-29
Charles Henry Browning has found evidence that President Roosevelt is descended from King Robert I of Scotland. Browning states that Roosevelt’s Scottish heritage has “offset and upset the sluggish blood” of Roosevelt’s Dutch heritage.
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
1901-10
Selected Harper’s Weekly articles from a “Memorial Number” related to Theodore Roosevelt, his family, and succession to the presidency.
Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site
1901-09-17
One page wall calendar for 1908 with a black and white photograph of President Roosevelt and his family.
Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site
1907