Exploring the National Parks · Wednesday, September 2, 2026
Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library officially opened its doors on July 4th, 2026, in Madora, North Dakota, the gateway town to Theodore Roosevelt National Park. The grand opening coincided with the 250th celebration of Independence. The library aims to provide a well-rounded understanding of Theodore Roosevelt's life, including his accomplishments and controversial decisions.
“The grand opening was on July 4th, 2026 for the 250th celebration of Independence.”
“It was pretty remarkable because you have people from all sides who can come together and, you know, recognize this man and what he did and what we love him for.”
“And they mentioned several times, like they didn't just skip the hard parts of his life and maybe some controversial decisions that he made and things that he did and stuff.”