Medora, North Dakota · Opening 2026
Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library
Rising on 93 acres at the edge of the Badlands — the only presidential library alongside a national park. Designed by Snøhetta, the TRPL will be the definitive destination for TR's legacy, conservation history, and immersive learning experiences.
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Dickinson State University · Free & Online
Theodore Roosevelt Center & Digital Library
The TR Center at DSU maintains a free, searchable online archive of 64,000+ documents, photographs, speeches, and film clips. The physical exhibit and Stankard Research Library in Dickinson, ND are open to the public at no charge.
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Oyster Bay, New York · NPS Site
Sagamore Hill National Historic Site
TR's beloved "Summer White House" and family home from 1886 until his death in 1919. Originally preserved by the Theodore Roosevelt Association and donated to the National Park Service, Sagamore Hill is a museum open to the public.
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Founded 1919 · Congressional Charter
Theodore Roosevelt Association
The premier TR membership organization, founded by his friends and chartered by Congress in 1920. The TRA preserved his papers, donated Sagamore Hill and the Birthplace to the NPS, and continues to support public service in TR's spirit through scholarships and speaking programs.
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Washington, D.C. · 30,000+ Members
Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership
A 501(c)(3) coalition of conservation organizations, outdoor businesses, and sportsmen united to protect public lands and preserve hunting and fishing access — the living embodiment of TR's belief that conservation and the sporting tradition are inseparable.
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Co-Founded by TR in 1887
Boone and Crockett Club
Co-founded by TR and George Bird Grinnell in 1887 to champion fair-chase hunting and wildlife conservation — TR served as its first president. Today the Club stewards the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Ranch in Montana and partners with the TRA on ongoing preservation initiatives.
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Medora, North Dakota · NPS Site
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
The only national park named for a single person, TRNP preserves the Badlands landscape that transformed TR. Here he grieved, ranched, and found the strenuous life that forged his conservation presidency. The South Unit at Medora is home to his historic Maltese Cross Cabin.
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New York City · NPS Site
Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace NHS
A reconstructed brownstone at 28 East 20th Street in Manhattan marks where TR was born October 27, 1858. The site features period rooms restored to their 1865 appearance, a museum of TR artifacts, and free guided tours — an essential stop for any TR enthusiast visiting New York.
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Cambridge, Massachusetts
Harvard College Library — TR Collection
TR's alma mater holds the nation's largest physical collection of Roosevelt manuscripts, correspondence, and memorabilia — donated by the Theodore Roosevelt Association in 1943. Researchers worldwide rely on Harvard's holdings as the essential primary source archive for TR scholarship.
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Washington, D.C. · Free Online Access
Library of Congress — TR Papers
The LOC holds TR's presidential papers from 1858–1919, plus a TRA-donated catalogue of motion pictures and sound recordings. Many items are freely available through the LOC's online collections — including recordings of Roosevelt's own voice from 1898 onward.
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