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Roosevelt got the point

Roosevelt got the point

At a recent dedication of a promontory on the rim of the Grand Canyon to Theodore Roosevelt, Secretary of the Interior Bruce E. Babbitt spoke on the impact Roosevelt had in preserving the Grant Canyon, designating it a Game Preserve in 1906, and a National Monument in 1908.

Collection

Grand Canyon National Park

Creation Date

1996

Letter from Roger L. Payne to John D. Leshy

Letter from Roger L. Payne to John D. Leshy

Roger L. Payne, Executive Secretary of the U.S. Board on Geographic Names, tells John D. Leshy that the board would be pleased to process a proposal to name an area in the Grand Canyon for Theodore Roosevelt. He briefly outlines the process, and asks for a proposal of a specific area from Leshy, and says he will additionally seek a recommendation from the Arizona State Board on Geographic Names.

Collection

Grand Canyon National Park

Creation Date

1994-09-27

Program for dedication of Roosevelt Point

Program for dedication of Roosevelt Point

Rough draft of the program for the dedication ceremony of Roosevelt Point on the North Rim in Grand Canyon National Park. The program details speeches and remarks to be given by three individuals– Superintendent of Grand Canyon National Park Robert L. Arnberger, Chairman of the Arizona State Board of Geographic and Historic Names Tim J. Norton, and Secretary of the United States Department of the Interior Bruce Babbitt.

Collection

Grand Canyon National Park

Creation Date

1996-07-03