“Generally monuments and parks you can’t even ... told the magazine Mountain Outlaw in December 2022. “But the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library is still going to be here 100 years ...

Theodore Roosevelt National Park started it’s life many years ago as Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park. Memorial parks are an odd thing, and it’s feels a better fit as a National Park.

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In 1906 he proclaimed four national monuments: Devils Tower, Wyoming, El Morro, New Mexico, Montezuma Castle, Arizona, and Petrified Forest, Arizona. Theodore Roosevelt is now commemorated in six ...

The Antiquities Act of 1906, signed into law by President Theodore Roosevelt, gave Congress or the president the authority to establish national monuments on federal land as a means of protecting ...

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Roosevelt used the law to set aside the Grand Canyon, and also Pinnacles in San Benito County; Bill Clinton set aside Sequoia National Monument and George W. Bush used it to protect expansive areas of ...

But Under the 1906 Antiquities Act, signed by President Theodore Roosevelt, presidents can establish national monuments by proclamation on existing federal land, without approval from Congress.