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A younger Theodore Roosevelt with his first wife Alice Hathaway Lee (seated on the far left, looking toward camera) and her cousin. - sometime after mid October 1878 and before Valentine’s Day 1884. via Alamy
Harry Houdini with Theodore Roosevelt and others aboard the Hamburg-American liner Imperator - 1914 via Shutterstock
Theodore Roosevelt on his favorite hunting pony c. 1903 via Wikimedia Commons, public domain
Theodore Roosevelt seated in large wooden chair watching parade c. 1908 via Library of Congress, no known restrictions
President Roosevelt and his four sons - 1904 via NYPL Digital Collections, no known restrictions
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt of the "Rough Riders” in uniform via Wikimedia Commons, public domain
President Roosevelt in his carriage after dedication of Philadelphia High School - 1902 via Library of Congress, no known restrictions
President Roosevelt at Fort Yellowstone, ready for his trip through Yellowstone Park - 1903 via Library of Congress, no known restrictions
On December 2nd, 1886 Theodore Roosevelt married Edith Carow in London, England Image via Wikimedia Commons, no known restrictions
President Roosevelt discussing America's task with workmen at Bas Obispo, Panama Canal Image dated November 26th, 1906 via Library of Congress, no known restrictions
Theodore Roosevelt at his desk in The White House c. 1902 Image via Library of Congress, no known restrictions https://loom.ly/swMnusU
Theodore Roosevelt holding granddaughter c. 1919 via Library of Congress, no known restrictions
"when the time of danger comes, all Americans, whatever their social standing, whatever their creed, whatever the training they have received, no matter from what section of the country they have come, stand together as men, as Americans, and are content to face the same fate and do the same duties because fundamentally they all alike have the common purpose to serve the glorious flag of their common country.” - Theodore Roosevelt in 1899 Image: Theodore Roosevelt when he was the 33rd Governor of New York via Library of Congress, no known restrictions
"When I ran for Speaker (of the NY State Assembly) the whole body of machine politicians was against me, and my only chance lay in arousing the people in the different districts. To do this I had to visit the districts, put the case fairly before the men whom I saw, and make them understand that I was really making a fight and would stay in the fight to the end. Yet there were reformers who shook their heads and deplored my "activity" in the canvass. Of course the one thing which corrupt machine politicians most desire is to have decent men frown on the activity, that is, on the efficiency, of the honest man who genuinely wishes to reform politics.” From: Theodore Roosevelt, An Autobiography Published in 1913 https://archive.org/details/theodoreroosevel05roos/page/96/mode/2up?q=Fight Source says no known restrictions Image: Theodore Roosevelt in 1918 via Wikimedia Commons, public domain
A photo of Theodore Roosevelt smiling from a vehicle dated October 25th, 1910 via Library of Congress, no known restrictions
Theodore Roosevelt holding binoculars - October 14th, 1898 via Library of Congress, no known restrictions
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