Where are the real people who want to run our country Roosevelt should be here Now
@JeanetteFaithАй бұрын
I like the outside of the house, but NONE of the inside, So dark with too many dead animals.
@bethtyree63463 ай бұрын
Pretty home
@KitaBooBear4 ай бұрын
Platform Platoon Platonic you always got a reason to starve us if we speaking ebonics but now we speaking to you bluntly and you still have a problem
@lawrencestone25964 ай бұрын
One of the most beautiful houses I have ever seen
@lawrencestone25964 ай бұрын
Imagine having a meal like that again do families still have dinner
@bradfordbarrettluckotheIrish5 ай бұрын
Classic home, I suggest the tour when in the Long Island area
@gmicg5 ай бұрын
FDR always said that his cousin TR was his main mentor in politics.
@theresadimaggio72416 ай бұрын
He was the greatest president. We will never have a awesome president like him everagain
@matthewfuchs76416 ай бұрын
There's a gravesite on the property indicating the interned was "out sworded" Persons name escapes me. 5th grade field trip.
@ceciliapreziose37836 ай бұрын
Very informative and an excellent narrator. The Roosevelts seemed to have the instinct to know what was important in life
@elizabethbarber5057 ай бұрын
We are thankful to you both for this video to remind us of TR and Edith’s Christmas traditions.
@user-oe9zk7qt9u7 ай бұрын
I've visited Sagamore Hill many times over the years. The first time was in the 1970's (it's changed a bit since then). It's a strange, and wonderful place. A few details that aren't in the video; the interior is much darker than it appears here. The rooms are partitioned off, and can only be viewed from the doorways. You can't walk through them. The house can be extremely cold, or stiflingly hot, depending on the time of year that you visit. The main floor is quite impressive, but the higher up you go, the more like an ordinary house it becomes. The upper rooms are surprisingly cramped. It's unfortunate that the property wasn't shown, as it's truly magnificent. If you visit, expect to walk...a lot (mostly uphill). And make sure that your car's transmission and brakes are in good working order, because the climb up to the house is very steep. When you reach the parking area, you'll feel like you're almost vertical. Of course, the main thing that you can't get from the video is the way the house smells. It hits you as soon as you walk through the front door. It's an exotic, spicy mixture of mildew and taxidermy animals. It's something that you'll never forget as long as you live.
@mcgritty88423 ай бұрын
Make sure your brakes and transmission are good? Wtf you smoking???
@melissafountain27578 ай бұрын
I would love to visit here. Bucket list.
@rudi-1838 ай бұрын
Before my time, but he was a great man. Beautiful house. That polar bear rug is scary😊
@gunslinger42038 ай бұрын
Great Stories! Thank you ! President Roosevelt was one of my favorite Presidents! God Bless 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
@jenniferstewart90128 ай бұрын
That buffalo is judging all of you And you failed
@connielamb62578 ай бұрын
How did it go from this to what it is today? Beautiful historical home, fit for a President. Significance of Importance.
@mcgritty88423 ай бұрын
What is it today? Lol we live in a modern society that doesn’t want to recognize racism as acceptable. Back then black people didn’t even have human rights, noe could women vote… sooooo
@kenborgie17278 ай бұрын
TEDDY WAS ONE OF THE GREATEST PRESIDENTS AND HE WAS GREAT FOR AMERICA TOO. IT IS JUST TOO BAD THAT SOME OF THE LATER PRESIDENTS WERE SO CROOKED AND HELPED TO DESTROY AMERICA, AND THAT INCLUDES THE BUSHES AND OBAMA TOO.
@billy16738 ай бұрын
I was lucky enough to grow up about a mile south of here in Syosset. Sagamore Hill is still one of my favorite places to visit when I’m back home!
@Mr1007419 ай бұрын
Next to Lincoln, Teddy is my favorite President. Proof that Americans could even be stupid back then they choose Wilson over Roosevelt in 1912. Today most historians agree that T.R. was one of our Greatest Presidents while Wilson was not.
@jacmaxt29 ай бұрын
What a life he led.
@HORSEYANIME20249 ай бұрын
I’m glad the historical home has been preserved and saved from destruction
@HORSEYANIME20249 ай бұрын
Pls do the Franklin Delano Roosevelt home
@vanpattonvanpatton73919 ай бұрын
Is the public allowed to visit? Do you need to buy tickets? Is it expensive? Is there a waiting list? pvp new jersey
@dow3119 ай бұрын
When I visited this house, I felt so warm and happy and comfortable inside. I love this home.
@terri3489 ай бұрын
I heard a story that at the White house, Theodore would invite foreign dignitaries to come outside and look at the stars. After a bit, he would say, "goodnight". It was his way of reminding all of them just how small mankind was in the universe. A way of humbling over inflated egos. Always loved that story.
@henrysmith37019 ай бұрын
Most of the land in the west is owned by the government because of him
@adrienneberger36429 ай бұрын
The originality of Roosevelt's mind is displayed without the house.
@williamthomson6389 ай бұрын
Dead animals. Beautiful Creatures he killed just for the fun of it.
@chrisbarclay61279 ай бұрын
I was an advertising / fashion photographer. I had two of my clients rent this location for photo shoots twice. Loved this place.
@CaribouDataScience9 ай бұрын
I remember visiting there 60 years ago as a child.
@uslines9 ай бұрын
Visited in the early 1970s. Loved it. Didn't want to leave. A man could be happy there. Evenings on the porch, music from a cylinder recording coming through the big horn speaker.
@larry30349 ай бұрын
America is so blessed because of this mans life well lived.❤❤❤
@mariegeorge88659 ай бұрын
❤❤❤ I hope I can visit someday. I love Theodore Roosevelt.
@edwardtressel19539 ай бұрын
ONE OF MY FAVORITE INTERESTING AMERICAN'S & PRESIDENTS - ALTHOUGH OF OPPOSITE POLITICAL PARTY OF ME!! READ AND LEARN A LITTLE BIT SOME MORE ALL ABOUT HIM AND HIS HOME!!! = D.E T. (Baltimore /// Sunday - September 3rd, 2023) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theodore_Roosevelt en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Presidency_of_Theodore_Roosevelt en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roosevelt_family en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sagamore_Hill en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oyster_Bay,_New_York
@robertortiz-wilson15889 ай бұрын
Very charming production!
@elsiecovington84819 ай бұрын
Amen!!!!!!.
@diane88859 ай бұрын
We have such wonderful memories of Sagamore Hill. We took our kids there several times when visiting family We went one year the day after Christmas. We were the only visitors. The staff let my kids sit in TR's chair in the library They have no idea what a thrill that was for my kids and how they helped stimulate a love of history. My daughter shares a birthday with TR And I now have a grandson named Teddy!
@virginiasoskin90829 ай бұрын
I have never been to Sagamore Hill -- it's on my bucket list. Nothing you ever do for a child is wasted. Taking them to places where historical events happened is part of their education and creates family memories. When I was a kid in the 1960s it was the centennial of the Civil War. We lived in SE PA. My Mom had a map of battlefields in our playroom, and they took us on summer trips to various battlefields in VA, and also to Revolutionary war sites like Ft. Ticonderoga. As a visual learner, I loved examining displays of uniforms, old rifles, backpacks -- so many items that made the people who took part in the events come to life and seem like real human beings. This made me a lover of history, novels, poetry, how ppl lived back then, and so much more. If families can just mute their cell phones and get into such trips, there are many trips that can be made in one day to historical sites all over the country. Even in tiny Guernsey, Wyoming, you can see deep wagon ruts of pioneer wagons crossing the country. Hardly more than a few feet wide, you could try to imagine a family's gear packed into that one wagon -- household goods, food, tools....early Americans were hardy and put up with so much just to survive. I now live in FL and theme parks have a place in family enjoyment but really, go to historical sites and make family memories -- at covered bridges, Mt. Rushmore, Valley Forge...all over America.
@carolbarnett39129 ай бұрын
I live in the Township of Oyster Bay on Long Island New York fortunate to have visited Sagamore Hill several times. Very interesting place
@ednakelley8149 ай бұрын
at 2:49 it should be Chief Justice or Chief Jurist John Marshall. That was his title.
@robynmoore34349 ай бұрын
ALL THOSE POOR DEAD ANIMALS. CRUEL MAN
@danielebrparish42719 ай бұрын
Not as cruel as what the lions, crocodiles, hyenas and other wild animals do to each other. Eating babies, abandoning the infirm and injured who are eaten alive by other predators if they don't starve to death first.
@lapranch10 ай бұрын
It's interesting that a video about Roosevelt's house never says where this house is located. I literally had to Google it to find out where this place is. Long Island New York
@kathybaker679810 ай бұрын
Interesting I love this history
@beckykukoski867810 ай бұрын
So interesting. Now I want to know more about TR.
@BeAConservative10 ай бұрын
I have no respect for people who kill beautiful defenseless animals
@sharoncooper663610 ай бұрын
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@graceburrell880010 ай бұрын
Theres a wonderful biography of T. ROOSEVELT. that I would encourage anyone to read.
@rumplestilskin577610 ай бұрын
A great house for the greatest of men.
@yvonneplant943410 ай бұрын
The house he grew up in lower Manhattan is worth a visit too.
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Where are the real people who want to run our country Roosevelt should be here Now
I like the outside of the house, but NONE of the inside, So dark with too many dead animals.
Pretty home
Platform Platoon Platonic you always got a reason to starve us if we speaking ebonics but now we speaking to you bluntly and you still have a problem
One of the most beautiful houses I have ever seen
Imagine having a meal like that again do families still have dinner
Classic home, I suggest the tour when in the Long Island area
FDR always said that his cousin TR was his main mentor in politics.
He was the greatest president. We will never have a awesome president like him everagain
There's a gravesite on the property indicating the interned was "out sworded" Persons name escapes me. 5th grade field trip.
Very informative and an excellent narrator. The Roosevelts seemed to have the instinct to know what was important in life
We are thankful to you both for this video to remind us of TR and Edith’s Christmas traditions.
I've visited Sagamore Hill many times over the years. The first time was in the 1970's (it's changed a bit since then). It's a strange, and wonderful place. A few details that aren't in the video; the interior is much darker than it appears here. The rooms are partitioned off, and can only be viewed from the doorways. You can't walk through them. The house can be extremely cold, or stiflingly hot, depending on the time of year that you visit. The main floor is quite impressive, but the higher up you go, the more like an ordinary house it becomes. The upper rooms are surprisingly cramped. It's unfortunate that the property wasn't shown, as it's truly magnificent. If you visit, expect to walk...a lot (mostly uphill). And make sure that your car's transmission and brakes are in good working order, because the climb up to the house is very steep. When you reach the parking area, you'll feel like you're almost vertical. Of course, the main thing that you can't get from the video is the way the house smells. It hits you as soon as you walk through the front door. It's an exotic, spicy mixture of mildew and taxidermy animals. It's something that you'll never forget as long as you live.
Make sure your brakes and transmission are good? Wtf you smoking???
I would love to visit here. Bucket list.
Before my time, but he was a great man. Beautiful house. That polar bear rug is scary😊
Great Stories! Thank you ! President Roosevelt was one of my favorite Presidents! God Bless 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
That buffalo is judging all of you And you failed
How did it go from this to what it is today? Beautiful historical home, fit for a President. Significance of Importance.
What is it today? Lol we live in a modern society that doesn’t want to recognize racism as acceptable. Back then black people didn’t even have human rights, noe could women vote… sooooo
TEDDY WAS ONE OF THE GREATEST PRESIDENTS AND HE WAS GREAT FOR AMERICA TOO. IT IS JUST TOO BAD THAT SOME OF THE LATER PRESIDENTS WERE SO CROOKED AND HELPED TO DESTROY AMERICA, AND THAT INCLUDES THE BUSHES AND OBAMA TOO.
I was lucky enough to grow up about a mile south of here in Syosset. Sagamore Hill is still one of my favorite places to visit when I’m back home!
Next to Lincoln, Teddy is my favorite President. Proof that Americans could even be stupid back then they choose Wilson over Roosevelt in 1912. Today most historians agree that T.R. was one of our Greatest Presidents while Wilson was not.
What a life he led.
I’m glad the historical home has been preserved and saved from destruction
Pls do the Franklin Delano Roosevelt home
Is the public allowed to visit? Do you need to buy tickets? Is it expensive? Is there a waiting list? pvp new jersey
When I visited this house, I felt so warm and happy and comfortable inside. I love this home.
I heard a story that at the White house, Theodore would invite foreign dignitaries to come outside and look at the stars. After a bit, he would say, "goodnight". It was his way of reminding all of them just how small mankind was in the universe. A way of humbling over inflated egos. Always loved that story.
Most of the land in the west is owned by the government because of him
The originality of Roosevelt's mind is displayed without the house.
Dead animals. Beautiful Creatures he killed just for the fun of it.
I was an advertising / fashion photographer. I had two of my clients rent this location for photo shoots twice. Loved this place.
I remember visiting there 60 years ago as a child.
Visited in the early 1970s. Loved it. Didn't want to leave. A man could be happy there. Evenings on the porch, music from a cylinder recording coming through the big horn speaker.
America is so blessed because of this mans life well lived.❤❤❤
❤❤❤ I hope I can visit someday. I love Theodore Roosevelt.
ONE OF MY FAVORITE INTERESTING AMERICAN'S & PRESIDENTS - ALTHOUGH OF OPPOSITE POLITICAL PARTY OF ME!! READ AND LEARN A LITTLE BIT SOME MORE ALL ABOUT HIM AND HIS HOME!!! = D.E T. (Baltimore /// Sunday - September 3rd, 2023) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theodore_Roosevelt en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Presidency_of_Theodore_Roosevelt en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roosevelt_family en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sagamore_Hill en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oyster_Bay,_New_York
Very charming production!
Amen!!!!!!.
We have such wonderful memories of Sagamore Hill. We took our kids there several times when visiting family We went one year the day after Christmas. We were the only visitors. The staff let my kids sit in TR's chair in the library They have no idea what a thrill that was for my kids and how they helped stimulate a love of history. My daughter shares a birthday with TR And I now have a grandson named Teddy!
I have never been to Sagamore Hill -- it's on my bucket list. Nothing you ever do for a child is wasted. Taking them to places where historical events happened is part of their education and creates family memories. When I was a kid in the 1960s it was the centennial of the Civil War. We lived in SE PA. My Mom had a map of battlefields in our playroom, and they took us on summer trips to various battlefields in VA, and also to Revolutionary war sites like Ft. Ticonderoga. As a visual learner, I loved examining displays of uniforms, old rifles, backpacks -- so many items that made the people who took part in the events come to life and seem like real human beings. This made me a lover of history, novels, poetry, how ppl lived back then, and so much more. If families can just mute their cell phones and get into such trips, there are many trips that can be made in one day to historical sites all over the country. Even in tiny Guernsey, Wyoming, you can see deep wagon ruts of pioneer wagons crossing the country. Hardly more than a few feet wide, you could try to imagine a family's gear packed into that one wagon -- household goods, food, tools....early Americans were hardy and put up with so much just to survive. I now live in FL and theme parks have a place in family enjoyment but really, go to historical sites and make family memories -- at covered bridges, Mt. Rushmore, Valley Forge...all over America.
I live in the Township of Oyster Bay on Long Island New York fortunate to have visited Sagamore Hill several times. Very interesting place
at 2:49 it should be Chief Justice or Chief Jurist John Marshall. That was his title.
ALL THOSE POOR DEAD ANIMALS. CRUEL MAN
Not as cruel as what the lions, crocodiles, hyenas and other wild animals do to each other. Eating babies, abandoning the infirm and injured who are eaten alive by other predators if they don't starve to death first.
It's interesting that a video about Roosevelt's house never says where this house is located. I literally had to Google it to find out where this place is. Long Island New York
Interesting I love this history
So interesting. Now I want to know more about TR.
I have no respect for people who kill beautiful defenseless animals
❤❤❤
Theres a wonderful biography of T. ROOSEVELT. that I would encourage anyone to read.
A great house for the greatest of men.
The house he grew up in lower Manhattan is worth a visit too.
I hope to go there soon. On my list!