| Utah's snow-capped mountains and sturdy citizens greeting President Roosevelt at Ogden |  |  | 
					
				| President  Roosevelt's western tour - Crawford (Neb.) 10th Cavalry
			Publisher: American Stereoscopic Co.
								Subjects: Roosevelt, Theodore , Public Appearances , Nebraska , Crawford , Travel , United States , Army , Cavalry , 10th , People , African Americans , Military Service , Cavalry , Horses
								Collection: United States Library of Congress: Stereoviews |  |  | 
					
				| President  Roosevelt speaking at Grand Island, Nebraska |  |  | 
					
				| Tenth U.S. Cavalry greeting their chief - attending President  Roosevelt's train at Crawford, Nebraska
			Publisher: Underwood & Underwood
								Subjects: Roosevelt, Theodore , Public Appearances , Nebraska , Crawford , Travel , United States , Army , Cavalry , 10th , People , African Americans , Military Service
								Collection: United States Library of Congress: Stereoviews |  |  | 
					
				| President  Roosevelt's western tour - one of his audiences, Lincoln, Nebraska |  |  | 
					
				| New Mexico's appeal for statehood - greeting President  Roosevelt  at Albuquerque |  |  | 
					
				| President  Roosevelt  at Mandan, North Dakota |  |  | 
					
				| "Should auld acquaintance be forgot?" - Pres.  Roosevelt and his friends in Town Hall,  Medora, N.D. |  |  | 
					
				| President  Roosevelt satisfying a ranchman's appetite at a barbeque, Bismarck, N.D. |  |  | 
					
				| Montana crowds gathered at  Helena to hear President Roosevelt |  |  | 
					
				| Northern gateway to Yellowstone Park - scene at corner-stone laying by President Roosevelt, Gardiner |  |  | 
					
				| President Roosevelt's western tour - a speech at the entrance to Yellowstone Nat. Park |  |  | 
					
				| A sea of faces - President  Roosevelt's spendid welcome to Lincoln, Nebraska |  |  | 
					
				| President  Roosevelt's western tour - a stop in Crawford, Nebraska |  |  | 
					
				| President Roosevelt's western tour - an audience of school children, Salina, Kansas |  |  | 
					
				| "Let children learn through experience to be strong and manly," - Pres. Roosevelt, St. Paul, Minn. |  |  | 
					
				| President Roosevelt's western tour - stop at Winona, Minn. |  |  | 
					
				| President Theodore Roosevelt and Gov. Van Sant in their carriage, St. Paul, April 4, 1903 |  |  | 
					
				| President Roosevelt speaking from his car at Lake City, Minn. |  |  | 
					
				| President Roosevelt's western tour - speaking at Evanston, Illinois |  |  | 
					
				| President Roosevelt's western tour - a speech at Keokuk, Iowa |  |  | 
					
				| On President Roosevelt's journey through the west - splendid reception at Ellis, Kansas |  |  | 
					
				| President Roosevelt's visit to Salina, Kansas - looking from the stand over the crowd |  |  | 
					
				| President Roosevelt's splendid reception at Abilene, Kansas - returning to his train |  |  | 
					
				| Secretary of Navy Moody and President Roosevelt, facing great crowds at Pocatello, Idaho |  |  | 
					
				| "--iron resolution to fight on and on until, instead of defeat and failure, dawns the golden sun of triumph" President Roosevelt to G.A.R., Decatur, Illinois. |  |  | 
					
				| James Milliken and President Taylor escort President Roosevelt between lines of school children Dedication James Millikin University, Decatur, Illinois, June 4th 1903.
			Publisher: International View Co.
								Subjects: Roosevelt, Theodore , Public Appearances , Illinois , Decatur , Travel , Millikin , James , Commemoration , James Millikin University , Rites & Ceremonies , Building Dedications
								Collection: United States Library of Congress: Stereoviews |  |  | 
					
				| "We have great problems before us as a nation" President Roosevelt dedicating James Millikin University, Decatur, Illinois, June 4th 1903. |  |  | 
					
				| Earnest crowds listening to President Roosevelt, Court House Park, Quincy, Illinois |  |  | 
					
				| G.A.R. men and young citizens in thousands at Rockford, Ill., to hear Pres. Roosevelt speak |  |  |