Sagamore Hill Tour Part two of three
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Sagamore Hill Tour part oneby bobtvbob4,217 views- 6:09
Alice's 80th Birthday Roosevelt Houseby StephandJeffDJs2,561 views
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Alice: An Evening with the Tart-Tongued Alice Roosevelt Longworthby JoyPresents3,299 views
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Theodore Roosevelt at his home in Sagamore Hill, Oyster Bay, Long Island, in 1912 - Part 1 of 2by trmediafanatic3,816 views
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Real Haunted Houseby joel10000a86,843 views
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She Walks in Beauty (Alice Roosevelt)by AliceFan17,534 views
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Theodore Roosevelt's 150th Birthday at Sagamore Hill pt 1by bobtvbob748 views
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The Gilded Age and Progressive Reformby calvinburr20,117 views
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Lexx 3x4 Boomtown 1/4by DarkZoneIrratonalys3,385 views
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Funeral of Theodore Roosevelt at Oyster Bay, New York - 1919by trmediafanatic8,788 views
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Doug Wead on Alice Rooseveltby Historylinks3,544 views
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Eleanor & Franklin (1976) - ABC: Wedding Dayby AppallingRetroTrash6,762 views
- 4:39
Anthony Robbins | 7 Strategies Used by Winnersby plague613209,864 views
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Theodore Roosevelt's 150th Birthday at Sagamore Hill pt2by bobtvbob329 views
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Ep. #30 New York Here I Come!! (part 3 of 3)by aroadretraveled426 views
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Theodore Roosevelt at his home in Sagamore Hill, Oyster Bay, Long Island, in 1912 - Part 2 of 2by trmediafanatic1,410 views
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Theodore Roosevelt - The Farmer And The Business Manby Scarpuss1,088 views
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TR and Mrs. Roosevelt [at the Panama-California Exposition, 1915]by LibraryOfCongress1,253 views
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Arrival of Prince Henry [of Prussia] and President Roosevelt at Shooters Islandby LibraryOfCongress1,854 views
Alice was so difficult because Theodore refused to ever talk about her mother. Ever. His pain was so absolute that he didn't even think how that affected Alice. If Edith had opposed him on that, things with Alice would have been much easier. It was Bamie/Anna who told Alice about her mother. This house would have belonged to Theodore, Alice, and young Alice. But she had kidney disease. Very tragic.
galveston 2 years ago
I appreciate your comment , thank you, please check out the newest posts- TR's 150th birthday- I hoped to make his memory more endearing and real as a person. His great grandson speaks of him as does a gentleman whose father actually knew and interacted with TR.- Enjoy there are three parts- Bob, TVBOB
bobtvbob 2 years ago