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FROM

NATIONAL

Tragedy

TO

American

Legend

Step back in time and into the world that Theodore Roosevelt knew through a powerful, immersive experience filled with sight, sound, and interaction.

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September 24 - November 21

Seeking Vendor Applications

The TR Site is seeking applications from artisans/vendors interested in participating in its inaugural “Sleigh Shop at the Carriage House.”

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October 1 - October 31

October State-of-the-Month

A special promotion in the TR Site’s bookstore!

October 12

Indigenous Peoples’ Day

In honor of Indigenous Peoples’ Day, all regularly-priced tickets for guided tours of the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site will be discounted by $4.

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October 19

Staff Appreciation Day

The TR Site will be closed on Monday, October 19th, 2026.

Our regular tour schedule will resume on Tuesday, October 20th.

September 14, 1901

A New President, A New Era

Experience TR’s unusual 1901 inauguration like never before. With a combination of painstakingly-restored rooms and interactive exhibits, you’ll feel as if you are part of the events of that fateful September. At the same time, you’ll gain a new perspective on the issues that Roosevelt faced during his presidency.

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Educator Resources

A visit to to the TR Site makes history come alive for the young and the young-at-heart. But, if you can’t make it to us, we can bring the history to you!

Field Trips
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The Modern Presidency Begins

Roosevelt's World

When Theodore Roosevelt was thrust into the spotlight in the aftermath of great tragedy, he was faced with many pressing challenges and important issues. What were they? How did they shape his presidency?

TR: A Brief Biography
Buffalo’s Pan-Am Exposition
TR’s 1901 Inauguration
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HISTORY HAPPENED here

"A brilliant site of American history. It is an extraordinary building which is well preserved with original items. [...] To stand in the very room where Roosevelt became President is both humbling and amazing."

— Jeff, Visitor
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The TR Site’s daily operations are managed by the Buffalo-based Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site Foundation through a cooperative agreement with the National Park Service (NPS). The Foundation raises nearly two-thirds of the museum’s annual operating costs through various fundraising efforts as well as grants and donations.

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