North Dakota’s Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library will redefine what a presidential library can be
Theodore Roosevelt came to North Dakota to grieve—and left with a renewed sense of purpose. Now, that same landscape will offer the rest of us a chance to reconnect. Opening next July in Medora, the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library isn’t just a tribute—it’s a bold reimagining. With a living roof, prairie restoration, and immersive design, the library honors Roosevelt’s legacy as a conservationist and thinker. It’s a place to slow down, look outward, and ask what kind of change we want to lead. Just like Roosevelt once did. Anna-Louise Jackson with Fast Company has the full story.
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