Eric Burns talked about his book, [The Golden Lad: The Haunting Story of Quentin and Theodore Roosevelt]. In his book, Mr. Burns explores the relationships Theodore Roosevelt had with his children ...

BEFORE anything else is said about Colonel Roosevelt’s letters to his children, we must take account of the wonders they contain. America is a toyland to this great showman — a hunting-ground ...

President and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt surrounded by their family, circa 1903. Source: Unknown/Library of Congress As one of America's nine “accidental presidents,” Theodore Roosevelt was not ...

Mittie was, in many ways, the source of Theodore Roosevelt’s greatest strength: resilience — a quality he called on frequently in his life, but perhaps most especially in the wake of Feb. 14 ...

Theodore Roosevelt once said that no president ever enjoyed living in the White House half as much as he did. The same could be said of his six children, especially the two youngest boys.

An 1895 family portrait of Theodore Roosevelt, his second wife Edith and his five children, including the eldest, Alice, in the rear. (Photo by Smith Collection/Gado/Getty Images) "She was already ...

President Teddy Roosevelt's six children grew up with no fewer than 40 animals, from dogs, ponies and guinea pigs to a one-legged rooster. CBS News Nearly every dog had its day at the Roosevelts'.

In his pocket diary, Theodore Roosevelt drew an X under the accursed Thursday of Feb. 14, 1884. “The light has gone out of my life,” the future president of the United States wrote underneath ...

Melanie Gustafson spoke about the children of Theodore Roosevelt. Using a photographic slideshow, Ms. Gustafson discussed the death of his first wife, second marriage to a childhood sweetheart ...