Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace National Historic Site

Great little museum . Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and friendly . Definitely check this place out if you have time!

Visit this National Park site to see a recreation of Teddy Roosevelt's childhood home (the original was demolished in 1916).

The tours are free, take less than an hour, and are the only way to get upstairs and actually see the house. It’s not the original building but a lot of the furnishings are original.

Roosevelt is the only U.S. president born in New York City , and his rebuilt childhood home — a National Historic Site run by the National Park Service — offers tours Tue-Sat, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

A wonderful look at President Theodore Roosevelt's childhood home and early life. The tour is a quick thirty minutes and an elegant restored brownstone home

The original building where the 26th President of the United States lived from birth until he was 14 years old was demolished in 1916. It was rebuilt here in 1919 by the Theodore Roosevelt Association

Beautiful. Gave me this eerie feeling whenever I'm in the presence of such history.

Wonderful insight into the way the Roosevelt family would have lived when Theodore Roosevelt was born.

Roosevelt was born here in 1858; the house was later demolished and then reconstructed . PS- this is the only presidential birthplace open to the public! Read more

The elegant neighborhood of Gramercy Park is home to a historic residence, the birthplace of one of America's most colorful presidents, Theodore Roosevelt. Read more

If you want to take the tour , you MUST sign-in... No "ifs", "ands" or "buts".  Go to the front desk, give the first name of someone who is in your group and the number of people in your party.

Awesome stop. Museum tour is totally worth it. Park Ranger was phenomenal and like able.

The historic site offers guided tours and exhibit galleries that showcase Roosevelt’s life and work.

It's OK, but it's not his birthplace, but a recreation--rebuilt in 1918. 60% of the artifacts belonged to the family, but it's free to get in.

Reconstruction of boyhood home of Teddy. Lived here from 1858 to 1872 when they moved uptown to 57th.

Our 26th president 's birthplace until he was 14 years old. This reconstructed house contains five period rooms , two museum galleries and a bookstore .

The home in which Roosevelt lived until he was 14 has been reconstructed with 1865 period rooms and galleries with memorabilia related to him. Read more

If you are interested in Teddy Roosevelt, this historic home is where you should go.

Excellent place to visit, the environment is cool and customer service is excellent.

History buffs (and fans Night at the Museum ) will flip for the reproduction of the 26th president ’s childhood home. Hey, they named the teddy bear after this guy! Powered by ParentsConnect.com

The tour takes about 45 min. Check ahead of time to see if there is an event in the space on the 4th floor.

Friendly docents and great atmosphere.

Tours start on the hour, but there's no tour at noon. Plan accordingly.

A lot of interesting artifacts ...a nice place visit...not enough to spend an entire day

The Childhood of a Renowned PresidentOnly one U.S. president was born in New York City . Raised in a townhouse at 28 E. 20th St., Theodore Roosevelt would grow up to be our 26th president and becom

Free to get in. Can't beat that.

Ignore the other tip: this site is definitely open

Unexpected neat spot

This was one of my Dad's favorite things to do, mine too. SUPER cool.

Doesn't open until 9am

Who is this guy?

Closed right now