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Elliot Lee (born 1997) is a singer, songwriter, and producer based in New York City. They have toured with notable bands including Joywave, Waterparks, and Meet Me at the Altar.
May 6, 2024 · BRISTOL, Va. — Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee visited the Birthplace of Country Music Museum with First Lady Maria Lee on Monday morning. The visit included a tour of the facilities led by Dr. René...
Nov 13, 2023 · All four of the Roosevelt children—Theodore, Elliott, Anna, and Corinne—were born in the house the family occupied until the fall of 1872. When he was 10, Theodore accompanied his family to Europe, which proved a major ordeal for him because of illness and homesickness.
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DESCRIPTION: This is an image of items on display in an exhibit case. On the bottom edge of the photo is a eye glass case. The case is old and scuffed up. In the corner of the eyeglass case is a hole left by the bullet that penetrated through the case. Next to the spectacles case is an unfolded speech that reveals two bullet holes that are an exact...
DESCRIPTION: This is a color photograph of Theodore Roosevelt's Rough Rider uniform items that are on display in the exhibit area. The uniform pieces include a pair of gloves, a bandanna, a jacket and a hat. The gloves are made of leather and show wear and tear. The bandanna is blue, printed with polka-dot patterns. There is a cloth, khaki colored ...
DESCRIPTION: This is a watermark painting of Theodore Roosevelt as an adult man. He is standing, facing forward, and his facial expression is neither smiling nor frowning. He is wearing spectacles, and has a mustache and short hair. He is wearing formal attire, including a white collared shirt with tie. Most of the tie is hidden from view, tucked u...
TIMELINE: 1858: Born October 27 at 28 East 20th Street 1880: Graduates from Harvard; marries Alice Hathaway Lee 1882 until 1884: Member, New York State Assembly 1882: Publishes Naval War of 1812, first of many books on history, nature, travel, and public affairs 1884: Alice Lee dies February 14 1884 until 1886: Cattle rancher in Dakota Territory 18...
Here are three different images of the Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace that show the evolution of the site over time. One of these images is a sketch, and the other two are photographs. IMAGE 1 of 3: 1860s DESCRIPTION: This pencil sketch of 28 East 20th street shows a horse-drawn buggy in the foreground. The buggy is in front of Theodore Roosevelt Bi...
The Roosevelt home at 28 East 20th Street was a typical New York brownstone located on what was a quiet tree-lined street in New York’s most fashionable residential district. The family lived there until 1872 when Theodore Jr. was 14. Eventually the house was taken over for business purposes. In 1916 it was completely demolished to make way for a t...
DESCRIPTION: This is a colored photograph of the master bedroom. In the foreground of this photograph is a bed with a hand-needlepoint bed coverlet covering it. Beyond the bed, there are other pieces of wooden furniture including a desk along one wall, a bureau against the adjacent wall, and a chair sitting next to the bureau. A piece of framed art...
DESCRIPTION: This is a colored photograph of a stuffed, male lion, as evidenced by the prominent mane. All body parts of the lion are visible. The lion is mounted upon a wooden stand in a room that has wooden paneling and large windows that are concealed by bright, red, cloth draperies. The lion stands erect. Its head is held in a natural position,...
Period rooms can only be seen by park ranger-guided tours. Each tour is limited to 15 people and lasts approximately 30 minutes. Late comers will be asked to join a later tour. Groups of 10 or more need to call (212) 260-1616 to book a group visit. Visitors may also visit the ground floor gallery which contains hundreds of original items from Roose...
Lexington Avenue #6 subway trains stop at the East 23rd Street station on Park Avenue South. Express #4 and #5 subways stop at Union Square. R subway trains stop at the East 23rd Street station on Broadway. Frequent service is provided 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
BRISTOL, Va. (WJHL) — Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee toured the Birthplace of Country Music Museum while celebrating a new law meant to protect the state’s musicians. Lee said places like the...
May 25, 2021 · Check out our interview with Brooklyn based artist Elliot Lee who just released her single “Rubies” from her forthcoming EP Queen of Nothing, which is set for release this summer. “Rubies” explores the concept of Queendom and vividly recounts Elliot’s struggles to fit in and feelings of being “othered.”. Elliot fuses dark pop ...
Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site preserves the Ansley Wilcox House, at 641 Delaware Avenue in Buffalo, New York. Here, after the assassination of William McKinley, Theodore Roosevelt took the oath of office as President of the United States on September 14, 1901.
