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Photograph of cowboys roping and branding cattle during a round up, possibly at Peaceful Valley in the South Unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
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Reproduced historical photograph of cowboys on horseback roping cattle owned by the Marquis de Morès at Beef Corral Bottom, originally taken in the 1880s.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
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Reproduced historical photograph of cowboys roping and branding cattle owned by the Marquis de Morès in a cattle pen at Beef Corral Bottom, originally taken in the 1880s.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
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Reproduced historical photograph of a cowboy on horseback roping cattle owned by the Marquis de Morès, originally taken in the 1880s.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
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Theodore Roosevelt writes from his trip with Mother to Medora, North Dakota. He draws pictures to go with the text and says someone will read the letter to Ted. He writes about riding and roping horses as well as seeing deer and chickens.
1890-09-05
Cupids on horseback lasso attractive young couples and herd them toward the “Matrimonial Corral” in the background.
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs
1903-09-09
Woodrow Wilson as a cowboy holds a rope to lasso a bucking horse labeled “Congress,” which has thrown lame duck president William H. Taft, who sits on the ground in tattered clothing. Next to Taft is a letter that states, “Dear William, Come over and have a seat in my Kent Chair of Law. Yours- Yale.” Caption: The Tenderfoot–Ride the beast if you want to. I’m through. Me for a more restful seat!
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs
1913-02-26