Sagamore Hill National Historic Site
4.7 (1,788)museum
4.7 (1,788)Around $10.00
Theodore Roosevelt’s Long Island estate pairs a furnished Victorian mansion with 83 acres of grounds and nature trails.
Description
Roosevelt made Sagamore Hill his home from 1885 until his death in 1919, using the retreat as his Summer White House. Across the property, the grounds extend past the main residence to include the Old Orchard Museum, quiet nature paths, and a historic pets' cemetery. While seeing inside the house requires a scheduled tour, visitors can wander the surrounding estate freely on foot, using QR codes for self-guided exploration among the site's wooded trails and hidden corners.
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Schedule house tourFree grounds accessBring bug sprayBring water
