In 1903, President Theodore Roosevelt rode a gray horse into Yellowstone National Park. He spent 14 days camping, fishing, and sightseeing. After two weeks in the Park, he rode the same gray horse ...

President Theodore Roosevelt signed the executive order making Pelican Island the first federal bird reserve, the forerunner to the national wildlife refuge system. FLORIDA HISTORICAL SOCIETY ...

This May 2013 file photo provided by the U.S. National Park Service shows former President Theodore Roosevelt, left, and naturalist John Muir during their camping trip in Yosemite National Park ...

It was at this event that President William McKinley was fatally wounded. Today, you can visit Buffalo’s Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site. Preparing for a 21st-century ...

On October 14, 1912, shortly before the presidential election, Theodore Roosevelt was shot at a campaign ... On March 30, 1981, President Ronald Reagan survived an assassination attempt.

Post & Son. Named after U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt, the hotel has long been a fixture of New York’s skyline. Historically, the Roosevelt has offered various high-end amenities ...

North Dakota legislators are considering a bill that would create an advisory group to cooperate with officials at Theodore Roosevelt National ... said Chris Kman, president of Chasing Horses ...

Teddy Day, part of Valentine's Week, is celebrated on February 10th to express love, warmth, and joy by gifting teddy bears.

Theodore Roosevelt converted the presidency to a “bully pulpit” and acted on the theory that the president can do anything not specifically restricted by the Constitution or Congress.

Teddy Day, celebrated on February 10th, symbolizes love and affection through the gifting of teddy bears. These cuddly toys ...

Kennedy, whose inauguration took place in 1961, when he was 43, was the youngest president. But that distinction belongs to Theodore Roosevelt, who was 42 in September 1901, when he assumed the ...

The first was in 1825, when John Quincy Adams took his oath “while reading a volume of law,” according to the Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies (JCCIC). President Theodore ...