A brief halt in a 60 mile ride - Pres. Roosevelt and friends at Van Tassel Ranch, Wyoming

Pres. Roosevelt on deck enjoying a friendly chat, and the invigorating air of Puget Sound

At home in the saddle - Pres. Roosevelt on a 60 mile ride, Laramie to Cheyenne, Wyo.

Returning from the chase at sunset - the wearied dogs welcome a brief halt - President Roosevelt's guide, Meeker, Colorado, U.S.A.

Theodore Roosevelt and his distinguished party, before the "Grizley Giant," big trees of California

President Roosevelt and party at the Old Mission of the Franciscan Fathers, Santa Barbara, Cal.

Theodore Roosevelt and his distinguished party, before the "Grizley Giant," big trees of California

Theodore Roosevelt and his distinguished party, before the "Grizley Giant," big trees of California

President Roosevelt telling the members of his party how he shot the boar - Corbin Park, N.H.

"These scenes of Northern and Southern valor should make us all better Americans" - President Roosevelt, Lookout Mountain, Tenn.

President Roosevelt and Governor McMillin reviewing troops, on the site of a desperate charge, Chickamauga battlefield, Tenn.

President Roosevelt and Governor McMillin reviewing troops, on the site of a desperate charge, Chickamauga battlefield, Tenn.

President Roosevelt, Judge Simonson [i.e., Simonton] and Judge Brawley, chatting on the "Algonquin," Charleston Harbor, S.C.

President Roosevelt, Mayor Smyth and invited guests on the "Algonquin," Charleston, S.C.

President Roosevelt's arrival - walking from train through Chicora Park to the steamer "Algonquin," Charleston, S.C.

President Roosevelt and Governor McSweeney, of South Carolina - on the "Algonquin," Charleston Harbor, S.C.

The revenue cutter "Algonquin," flying the President's flag - during President Roosevelt's visit to Fort Sumter, Charleston, S.C.

The United Nation's [i.e. State's] President, Roosevelt, viewing the famous historic sites - from the "Algonquin," Charleston Harbor, S.C.

President Roosevelt and party on the ruins of the old spanish fort at Dorchester, near Charleston, S.C.

President Roosevelt, Judge Simonson [i.e., Simonton] and Judge Brawley, chatting on the "Algonquin," Charleston Harbor, S.C.