History Vs. Bonus Episode: Theodore Roosevelt Vs. Christmas Trees
History Vs. Bonus Episode: Theodore Roosevelt Vs. Christmas Trees
Theodore Roosevelt loved Christmas, but the Roosevelt family never had a Christmas tree. If you believe the stories, it's because TR, an avid conservationist, had banned them—and that ban is supposedly what led his son, Archie, to sneak a tree into the White House, a stunt that reportedly earned him a stern lecture. That's what the stories ...
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