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Why Theodore Roosevelt’s New Presidential Library Is Worth the Trip

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President Theodore Roosevelt is big business in the tiny North Dakota town of Medora: population 121 at the last census. He decamped to this town while mourning, after his wife and mother died within hours of each other on Valentine’s Day 1884. He lent his name to the adjacent national park (the only one in the National Park Service named for a single person). The Rough Riders Hotel downtown has one of the largest private collections of books written by or about the 26th president.
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Why Theodore Roosevelt’s New Presidential Library Is Worth the Trip

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Yellowstone National Park 15 hours ago Forget Yellowstone, Here Are 10 Spots Where You Can See Bison Roam Wild In The Midwest Islands - Stephen Hanson • 15h Yellowstone National Park is world-famous for its geysers, mountains, and (recently) TV cinematic presence. Among wildlife lovers, however, … Wisconsin Supreme Court 1 day ago Data Wonk: How Did Support For Environment Get So Partisan?
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This Summer Road Trip Crosses 700 Miles of One of the Most Underrated U.S. States

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Many travelers leave North Dakota as their 50th visited U.S. state, so much so that the Fargo-Moorhead Visitors Center even has a cheeky “Best for Last Club” (members get a commemorative T-shirt and certificate). Those who have procrastinated about the Peace Garden State are missing out on one of America’s most underrated places.
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