A Remington typewriter in the Gun Room.
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An artillery shell, which Edith used as a vase sits in the hallway on the first floor.
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Edith Roosevelt acquired this Chinese lacquered cabinet after TR's death and kept it in the South Bedroom, which she used as the master bedroom. It contained letters from her son Quentin, who died in the war.
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A gift to TR from his admirers.
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The sewing room contains lots of small items including this old measuring tape and scissors.
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Various colored spools in the sewing room.
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Cook's Room, adjacent to the sewing room.
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Dr. Strong's Vegetable Stomach Pills was a sure cure for dyspepsia, according to the label, which makes you wonder about the food at Sagamore Hill since it sits on the dresser in Cook's Room.
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An engraved coconut that belonged to Ted. Jr. in his room.
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A photo of Quentin riding his horse hangs in the Boy's Room. All of the Roosevelt children had a horse.
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The speaking tube in the South Bedroom was used to communicate with the servants. Sometimes the children would put spitballs inside them or call in for food and then disappear.
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There are speaking tubes in the kitchen, which were used to communicate with the servants from upstairs.
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Childrens' blocks and books in the South Bedroom.
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A hand towel embroidered by Edith in the Guest room
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These trunks belonged to the family.
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A colorful pheasant in the Gun Room.
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Childrens' blocks in the Nursery.
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An old record player sits on the desk in the boys room
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A historic coffee grinder.
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Plates engraved with TR's initials, which the family used while in the White House.
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Various objects located on the kitchen work table.
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The "Ting Tang" clock, named by the children for the sound it made, sits on the mantle of TR's Library. It was never removed by TR but many other items were in the Library.
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TR always admired Abraham Lincoln and throughout the house are various Lincoln items, including this ink well, which is original to the house.
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A candlestick, original to the house, sits on TR's desk in the Library.
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This is a hand carved miniature of an ancient Japanese warrior in a suit of armor, which is covered by a glass case. It was given to TR by Admiral Togo, a Japanese Navy hero. It is one of the first items visitors see when entering the North Room.
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A cribbage board made from a walrus tusk sits on the center table in the North Room.
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Another interesting item in the North Room, is this elephant's foot that was turned into a wastepaper basket. It is located near the windows.
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TR's sword and hat sit on one of the giant elk's antlers in the North Room.
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