Roosevelt’s library

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Roosevelt’s library is a historically preserved room at Sagamore Hill filled with Theodore Roosevelt’s books, trophies, and memorabilia, reflecting his life as a statesman, writer, and outdoorsman.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic room
museum room
associatedWithEvent Theodore Roosevelt’s post-presidential life
associatedWithOffice Presidency of Theodore Roosevelt
associatedWithTheme American presidency
Progressive Era politics
linked to: Progressive Era

conservation history
contains Theodore Roosevelt’s personal book collection
bookcases
desk used by Theodore Roosevelt
family memorabilia
fireplace
furniture used by Theodore Roosevelt
globes
hunting trophies
letters
manuscripts
maps
mounted animal heads
photographs
political memorabilia
taxidermy mounts
hasPrimaryAssociationWith Theodore Roosevelt
heritageDesignation part of a U.S. National Historic Site
interpretiveFocus Theodore Roosevelt’s hunting and exploration activities
Theodore Roosevelt’s intellectual life
Theodore Roosevelt’s political career
locatedIn Sagamore Hill
Sagamore Hill National Historic Site
linked to: Sagamore Hill
locatedInCountry United States
locatedInCounty Nassau County
locatedInState New York
locatedInTown Oyster Bay
managedBy National Park Service
openTo public tours
partOf Theodore Roosevelt’s home at Sagamore Hill
linked to: Sagamore Hill

house museum at Sagamore Hill National Historic Site
preservationStatus historically preserved
reflectsRoleOf Theodore Roosevelt as a statesman
Theodore Roosevelt as a writer
Theodore Roosevelt as an outdoorsman
timePeriodOfPrimaryUse early 20th century
late 19th century
usedBy Theodore Roosevelt
usedFor family gatherings
informal receptions
political meetings
reading
writing

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Sagamore Hill hasFeature Roosevelt’s library