Explore the Digital Library
The Theodore Roosevelt Center’s Digital Library is a unique, regularly updated archive of primary sources. It serves as the cornerstone of our work, making Theodore Roosevelt’s legacy accessible to scholars, students, and the public.
Research
Find digitized primary sources in our extensive Digital Library.
Learn
Explore interpretive content — perfect for students, hobbyists and educators.
Visit the Theodore Roosevelt Center
In addition to the digital library, the Theodore Roosevelt Center has a physical presence on the historic hilltop campus of Dickinson State University, just outside of the North Dakota Badlands.
We have a rotating exhibit gallery, research library, reading room, and workspaces. All are open to the public free of charge year-round (with seasonal hours). Our staff is on hand to greet you and answer questions.
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Record of the day
Three members of a fife and drum corp marching into battle all have the face and figure of Theodore… Read More
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