The Oval Office is the president's formal work space ... The State Dining Room was green during President Theodore Roosevelt's presidency in 1904. Roosevelt expanded the State Dining Room during ...

Theodore Roosevelt modeled himself after Ulysses S. Grant. Franklin Roosevelt was a great admirer of his fifth cousin, Theodore Roosevelt. Lyndon Johnson and Joe Biden aimed to be latter-day Franklin ...

the idea of an oval office did not come about until 1909. A conception of Theodore Roosevelt, brought out by his wife's idea that the shared space between bedrooms and offices of the White House ...

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On October 28, 1858, Theodore ... Roosevelt knew he was being "shelved," declaring the vice presidency "a position in which there is no work at all and no reputation to make. [T]he office is ...

While the presidency of this great nation is often associated with business suits, the bustling Oval Office and historic decisions, some of the most iconic executive leaders found solace and ...

Source: White House Museum, The Truman Library He used Theodore ... wasn't too picky about his office decor. He didn't change the design, keeping Teddy Roosevelt's desk, and Truman's curtains ...

The Oval Office has been expanded ... The State Dining Room was green during President Theodore Roosevelt's presidency in 1904. Roosevelt expanded the State Dining Room during the 1902 White ...