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Friday Fun
Theodore Roosevelt and Edith Derby. 1918. Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace National Historic Site. Theodore Roosevelt Digital Library. Dickinson State University.
In honor of Grandparents’ Day on Sunday, we are dee-lighted to consider one of...
Wednesday Wisdom
One hundred and forty-three years ago yesterday, Theodore Roosevelt first came to the North Dakota Badlands to hunt a bison. If you missed our post about Roosevelt in the Badlands from last year, you can check it out here.
Since Roosevelt’...
Six Locked Cases
The Stories Behind Theodore Roosevelt’s Game Mounts at Sagamore Hill
In honor of Theodore Roosevelt first arriving in Medora and the North Dakota Badlands 143 years ago tomorrow, we thought it would only be fitting to devote this month’s S...
Directors’ Update
When considering Theodore Roosevelt’s legacy, one thing has stuck me as understudied: his role as a diplomat after he left the White House. Roosevelt’s scientific expedition to Africa is well-documented, as is his exploration of the River o...
Friday Fun
Do we all have to go to school again? September 2, 1906. Library of Congress Manuscript Division. Theodore Roosevelt Digital Library. Dickinson State University.
To celebrate the Back-to-School season, we are dee-lighted to consider a less...
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