Trump to visit newly built Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in North Dakota’s Badlands
Summary
President Donald Trump will visit North Dakota to see the newly built Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library, which opens on July 4. The library honors the life of the 26th president and is located in the area where Roosevelt developed his conservation ideas. Trump will be the first official visitor before the grand opening and will also attend Independence Day events at Mount Rushmore in South Dakota.Key Facts
- The Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library is a 96,000 square-foot facility in North Dakota’s Badlands.
- The library is a $450 million project supported by Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, who was formerly North Dakota’s governor.
- The grand opening of the library is set for July 4, 2026, during the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.
- President Trump is the first official visitor to the library and will speak at a nearby amphitheater during the visit.
- The library highlights Theodore Roosevelt’s life, especially his time in North Dakota where he ranch ranched and hunted in the 1880s.
- All living U.S. presidents were invited to the grand opening of the new library.
- Trump has praised Roosevelt’s environmental record and often compares himself favorably to him.
- After visiting the library, Trump plans to attend fireworks at Mount Rushmore for Independence Day.
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