Teddy Roosevelt’s story is finally getting a permanent home in western North Dakota, where a new presidential library and museum is currently being built. The nearly 100,000-foot facility site is being built to overlook the lands he once roamed as a young rancher. The project is uniting historians and communities in hopes of creating a place that honors Roosevelt’s legacy while inviting new generations to explore his life, leadership, and love of the outdoors. ConservAmerica hosted a webinar on Thursday, February 12 to give a look behind the scenes of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library, ahead of its Grand Opening to be held on July 4, 2026 – a centerpiece of America’s 250th Birthday Celebrations.
To view the video replay, click here or on the image below. To view the presentation given by Ed O’Keefe, click here.
Panelists:
Rob Sisson, moderator ConservAmerica
Ed O’Keefe CEO, Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library Foundation
Jeff Reinbold CEO, National Parks Foundation
