Before becoming president and moving to the White House, Theodore Roosevelt made a ponderosa pine log cabin in the Dakota Badlands his temporary home. The Maltese Cross Cabin was a place he came ...

At age 64, I have many fond memories from time spent at the cabin on Roosevelt Lake. My dad and his best friend, along with two childhood friends, built it in 1957. The cabin was robin-egg blue in ...

Planners will gather all available documentation of Roosevelt’s cabin to create as authentic a replica as possible. “We’ll be hand-adzing the logs and fashioning them into 1-foot by 1-foot ...

Most recently the Roosevelt Cabin, one of the oldest buildings on the main campus, has been in the final stages of restoration and preservation. The cabin earned its name after former President ...

“Please do your part to help the cabin owners at Lake Roosevelt save their cabins from the National Park Service,” the group said in a mailing to supporters. “The key here is to work together.

A conceptual architectural sketch of a cabin resort, Bullet Pulpit Crescent Ranch, near Medora, North Dakota, that is in planning and development by the Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation.

The Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation is planning new additions that include a hotel with about 80 beds, a new rodeo arena complex and a cabin resort for visitors. The new facilities are part ...

"The first time Roger and I walked into Pine Knot, he said, 'You know, I can see Roosevelt,'" Martha Leclere ... The lovingly restored cabin and surrounding acres are the result of much hard ...