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Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site
Tue: 9:00am – 8:00pm
Wed to Fri: 9:00am – 5:00pm
Sat to Sun: 12:00 – 5:00pm
The Ansley Wilcox Mansion in Buffalo, New York, served as Theodore Roosevelt's inauguration site in 1901. The brief ceremony was not one of pomp. Roosevelt had to improvise taking the Oath of Office because president William McKinley had been assassinated.
This Greek Revival home looks awesome on the outside. Six columns spanning two stories guard the entrance like sentinels. It almost looks like the White House, just on a smaller scale. Roosevelt walked softly but carried a big stick. So does the Ansley Wilcox Mansion.
The interior looks stately and relaxed. Visit the main exhibit area that describes the tragedy that happened in Buffalo. It also talks about what Roosevelt did for the United States as president. There are mock-ups of early electronic games (not the kind you play on cellphones). Turn a crank to see what
The Ansley Wilcox Mansion in Buffalo, New York, served as Theodore Roosevelt's inauguration site in 1901. The brief ceremony was not one of pomp. Roosevelt had to improvise taking the Oath of Office because president William McKinley had been assassinated.
This Greek Revival home looks awesome on the outside. Six columns spanning two stories guard the entrance like sentinels. It almost looks like the White House, just on a smaller scale. Roosevelt walked softly but carried a big stick. So does the Ansley Wilcox Mansion.
The interior looks stately and relaxed. Visit the main exhibit area that describes the tragedy that happened in Buffalo. It also talks about what Roosevelt did for the United States as president. There are mock-ups of early electronic games (not the kind you play on cellphones). Turn a crank to see what watching a movie was like back then. Pull a lever to test your strength against Roosevelt's.
After that, a ranger takes you on a guided tour of the restored home. Many furnishings are from around the early 1900s. One of the most extensive rooms is the library, with shelves after shelves of old books.
Summer is the best time to visit, especially for campers. Buffalo has plenty to see, including nearby Niagara Falls. Your campsite offers a perfect and temporary home base for your getaway.
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