Theodore Roosevelt’s Sagamore Hill | Homes of Our History Episode 6

Step inside Sagamore Hill, the Long Island home of Theodore Roosevelt — Rough Rider, reformer, conservationist, author, and 26th president of the United States.

In Episode 6 of Homes of Our History, we explore the life and legacy of Theodore Roosevelt through the home he loved most. Known as his “Summer White House,” Sagamore Hill was more than a retreat. It was a family home, a working office, a library, a gathering place, and a reflection of Roosevelt’s restless spirit.

From the books that shaped his mind to the trophies and artifacts that filled his rooms, Sagamore Hill tells the story of a man who believed in action, courage, discipline, and the strenuous life.

Here, Roosevelt read, wrote, hosted world leaders, raised his family, advanced conservation, and helped shape the modern presidency — all from a home built for energy, purpose, and conviction.

Homes of Our History tells the story of America through the homes of the leaders who built, defended, and renewed our nation.

🇺🇸 Episode 6: Sagamore Hill
📍 Oyster Bay, New York
🎥 Featuring Theodore Roosevelt, Sagamore Hill, the Rough Riders, conservation, the strenuous life, the Summer White House, and the American presidency

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