During Theodore Roosevelt’s presidency, Sagamore Hill became an important landmark as it served as the “Summer White House.” From 1902 to 1908, countless historical events, including visits from foreign dignitaries and talks that would eventually help end the Russian-Japanese War, occurred at Sagamore. This historic site sits on 95 acres of forest, tidal salt marsh, and bay beach, and the 23-roomed Victorian-styled house is still furnished as it was during Roosevelt’s busy lifetime. 

We are required to reserve a tour in advance. Please fill out this form to register: LI-SAGE OUTDOORS SAGAMORE HILL – THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 10:30AM – Fill out form  

Questions? Email lisage@lgbtnetwork.org