Titlebook: Remembering Theodore Roosevelt; Reminiscences of his Michael Patrick Cullinane Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), u

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The Scions of Sagamore Hill: Ethel Roosevelt Derby and Eleanor Butler Rooseveltin Long Island for years after TR died. Tourists that visited Sagamore Hill—a National Park Site since 1962—often saw these last scions walking the grounds. When they sat down with the Hagedorns, they told of Sagamore Hill’s heyday, when it was the summer White House and eminent visitors came from a

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A Grande Dame: Georgiana Farr Sibleyheir closeness led to many invitations to Sagamore Hill, and even to the White House. It gave Georgiana Farr an insight on the daily life of the Roosevelt family. Her friendship with Ethel Roosevelt Derby and Corinne Robinson Alsop brought her into contact with the president. Unlike political friend

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The Worst Friend of the Worst Boy: Barclay H. Farrarclay Farr attended Groton School with Theodore Roosevelt’s son Kermit. In relating stories about their friendship, Farr tells about hijinks they played on neighbors around Sagamore Hill and staff in the White House. Barclay played tennis with the president as a youngster, and as an adult invited h

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The Political Backroom: William M. Chadbournend successive campaigns in 1937 and 1941. In his early career he worked as Theodore Roosevelt’s New York confidant, connecting the president with his home state and sharing the complexities and inner workings of party machinery. In 1912, he joined the Progressive Party campaign. As a backroom politi

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That Tammany Boy: Henry Root Stern, Sr.that introduction, Stern was fiercely independent and always fond of Roosevelt’s progressive Republicanism. His testimony recalls the few times he met Roosevelt, the president’s commitment to “good government” clubs and merit-based civil service. Stern also entertains some counterfactual scenarios w

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