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Theodore Roosevelt

1999

Theodore Roosevelt

Before he was governor of New York and our 26th president, Roosevelt found a life he loved as a cowboy. He was a deputy sheriff in the Dakota Badlands. In the war against Spain, Roosevelt recruited his “Rough Riders” and led his charge up San Juan Hill to become a national hero and legend. Roosevelt visited Fort Worth in 1911 and opened the Feeders and Breeders Show at Cowtown Coliseum.

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