Preserving the Past
Mission Statement
The Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site (TR Site) preserves the Ansley Wilcox House in Buffalo, New York, where Theodore Roosevelt became the 26th President of the United States on September 14, 1901. We provide opportunities for visitors to understand the historical events surrounding the inauguration, as well as the lasting significance of Theodore Roosevelt's life and presidency.
PresidentLawrence D. SeymourVice PresidentKaren Gaughan Scott, Esq.SecretaryThomas E. Brydges, Esq.TreasurerHugh C. McLeanEx-officioBarbara Berryman BrandtEmeritusJames R. HowVirginia Hill Inman J. Warren Perry, Ph.D. Jane Plimpton Plakias J. David Valaik, Ph.D. Executive DirectorMolly Quackenbush |
TrusteesCindy Abbott-LetroFelix L. Armfield, Ph.D. Willow R. Brost Vincent D. Clark Mark J. Crawford, Ed.D. Mark J. DePalma Bruce J. Dierenfield, Ph.D. Joseph P. Dispenza Donald I. Dussing, Jr. Leslie G. Foschio Patricia Hain Sheila Montfort Hess Shirley P. Hudders Stanton H. Hudson, Jr. Kevin B. Klotzbach Michael J. McDermid Thomas H. O'Neill, Jr. Maureen W. Saab Jean Sheila M. Sanders Jake Schneider, AIA Sujata Yalamanchili, Esq. |
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The Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site is operated by the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site Foundation, a registered non-profit organization, through a cooperative agreement with the National Park Service. 641 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14202 • (716) 884-0095 • contact us Museum visits are by guided tour only - view our tour schedule |
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