The Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site is located at 641 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14202 (between North and Allen Streets).

Effective January 1st, 2026, the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site is open as follows:

JANUARY
10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Friday & Saturday ONLY
*plus Martin Luther King Jr. Day

FEBRUARY – DECEMBER
10:00 am – 5:00 pm DAILY

Visits to the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site are by guided tour only. Tours are scheduled hourly, beginning at 10:30 a.m. Our last tour start at 3:30 p.m.

The TR Site is closed on the following holidays: New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.

Visit our TICKETING page for availability & to purchase your tickets.

Visits to the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site are by guided tour only.

Tours are scheduled hourly, beginning at 10:30 a.m. Our last tour starts at 3:30 p.m.

Effective January 1st, 2026, the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site is open as follows:

JANUARY
10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Friday & Saturday ONLY
*plus Martin Luther King Jr. Day

FEBRUARY – DECEMBER
10:00 am – 5:00 pm DAILY

Visit our TICKETING page for availability & to purchase your tickets.

Cars can use free off-street parking available behind the Site. Cars may enter the lot from Delaware Avenue, where the lot entrance is located next to the TR Site’s lawn space and marked with a sign. (There is a Bank of America ATM  located in the same driveway; you do not need to stop there.)

The parking lot is also accessible from Franklin Street, which is one-way northbound. (Franklin Street cannot be accessed from North Street.)

On-street, metered parking is available on Delaware Avenue. Meters are generally in effect 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (unless otherwise posted), Monday through Saturday.

Buses can enter the parking lot at 550 Franklin Street. From here, passengers can de-bus close to the Site and on level ground, with no steps to enter the Site. Buses SHOULD NOT enter from the Delaware Avenue ramp due to narrow lanes.

There is no parking available onsite for large campers or RVs.

Adults – $12

Seniors – $9

US Veterans (with veteran ID) – $9

Children (6-18) – $7

Young children (5 and under) – FREE

Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site Foundation Members – FREE

Upon providing a valid physical or digital pass, NPS passholders will receive a $4.00 discount (applied to regular admission prices) for up to four people in a single group.

There are two ways to purchase tickets for a guided tour of the TR Site:

1)  We strongly recommend that you purchase tickets in advance through our online box office.  (You’ll need a credit card to complete your purchase online.)

2)  Tickets can also be purchased upon arrival at our Visitor Center. However, advance reservations are recommended, especially during the peak/summer season. Walk-ins are accommodated as space permits.

Yes. Upon providing a valid physical or digital pass, NPS passholders will receive a $4.00 discount (applied to regular admission prices) for up to four people in a single group. This discount applies to the following NPS passes:

• Annual (America the Beautiful) Pass
• Senior Pass (Annual or Lifetime)
• Military Pass (Annual or Lifetime)
• Access Pass
• 4th Grade Pass
• Volunteer Pass

It is important to note the following:

• NPS passes apply toward general admission (a guided museum tour) only; they do not cover admission to special events and/or programming.
• NPS Passholders may reserve up to four (4) spots on a specific tour — subject to availability — using our online ticketing portal.
• Passholders will also be asked to show their NPS pass upon arrival at the TR Site; if a valid NPS pass is not available, regular admission fees will apply.
• NPS passes may not be accepted during the month of December, which is a fundraising period for the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site Foundation.

*The TR Site does not sell or issue any NPS passes.*
*Please secure your pass in advance of your visit.*

For more information about the National Parks and Federal Recreation Lands Passes, click here.

Yes. A tour of the TR Site does not require taking any stairs. An elevator is available to provide access to the second floor. The tour requires moderate indoor walking, with periodic seating opportunities for limited numbers. Tour areas are accessible to ADA-standard wheelchairs.

When entering the building, there is an accessible entrance (no stairs) available to the rear (Franklin Street, or parking lot) side of the museum. There are three stairs if you approach from the front (Delaware Ave.) entrance.  If at all possible, it is recommended that persons with mobility-related disabilities be transported in a smaller vehicle (not a tour bus) that can access the parking lot, and enter from the rear.

Remember that a full-sized tour bus cannot safely enter the lot from the Delaware Avenue drive, so all buses will need to approach the lot from the 550 Franklin Street entrance or unload on Delaware Avenue in front of the TR Site. The museum is set back from both Delaware Avenue and Franklin Street, so a walk of several feet will be necessary if being dropped off at the street by a bus.  The distance from Delaware Avenue is approximately 100 feet over a paved surface with a slight uphill gradient. The distance from Franklin Street is approximately 180 feet over paved surfaces.