Teddy Roosevelt Presidential
Library Opening

The North Dakota Badlands that forged America's 26th president ignite again. Where a young asthmatic New Yorker became Rough Rider, trust-buster, and the man who charged Kettle Hill, saved 230 million wild acres, and roared "speak softly and carry a big stick," a stunning library of steel and glass now rises—Square Deal, River of Doubt, and bully pulpit reborn under endless prairie sky.