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Theodore Roosevelt
26th President
1858-1919
Republican
1 term
Became President when McKinley was assassinated
Roosevelt strengthened the position of the U.S. as a world power.
He believed preserving and protecting natural resources was very important.
Worked for the rights of all citizens.
Birthplace: New York, NY
Home: Medora, ND
Home: Oyster Bay, NY
Inaugural Site: Buffalo, NY
The Story
Sign
Souveniers
Dining Room
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Grave: Oyster Bay, NY
My story
Upon our arrival at Youngs Memorial Cemetery, it was early in the afternoon. Going and visiting the grave was just like any other pre-FDR trip (chronologically), the exception was that we got lost in Long Island and it took until around 11:00 P.M. for us to get back home, because of the traffic during NYC rushhour. The information on Teddy Roosevelt from the brochures and plaques was amazing. Probably the most memorable thing we saw was the rusted out piece of garbage, which would become a joke mentioned on every trip from then on.
"Teddy's" Grave Sign
The sign pointing out where Theodore's grave was, flanked by 2 flags.
The Funeral of Teddy
A plaque with information on his funeral.
Grave
The Grave.
Me by the Grave
My by his grave.
Dad by the Grave
Dad by the grave.
Eyes on the Stars
A Quote by Teddy.
The "Joke"
A "rusted out peice of garbage" that I thought was important at the time. (= I thought it was an old torch!