Dedicated to the life of the nation’s 26th president, the design embraces its North Dakota landscape and Roosevelt’s passion for conservation.
Blending almost seamlessly into a butte in the rugged Badlands of North Dakota, the new Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library is, in a number of ways, unlike any of its predecessors. The most important difference is that the library, which opens the Fourth of July in Medora, North Dakota, has been wholly conceived, designed, and built more than a century after the 26th president’s death.
Dedicated to the life of the nation’s 26th president, the design embraces its North Dakota landscape and Roosevelt’s passion for conservation.
Blending almost seamlessly into a butte in the rugged Badlands of North Dakota, the new Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library is, in a number of ways, unlike any of its predecessors. The most important difference is that the library, which opens the Fourth of July in Medora, North Dakota, has been wholly conceived, designed, and built more than a century after the 26th president’s death. Design
