How Big Is Sagamore Hill?

Explore 83 acres of natural surroundings and historic buildings and become inspired by the legacy of one of America's most popular presidents.

Who owns Sagamore Hill?

Edith Roosevelt lived at the house until her death in 1948. In 1950, the Theodore Roosevelt Association acquired the Sagamore Hill property along with the furnishings and belongings accumulated by the Roosevelt family through the years.

What happened at Sagamore Hill?

The most significant events took place at Sagamore Hill during the seven summers it served as Theodore Roosevelt's Summer White House, from 1902 until 1908. During that time, Roosevelt used his home to host luminaries from around the country and around the world.